(Tokyo, 28 September 2016) University of Electro-Communications, Tokyo publishes the September 2016 issue of the UEC e-Bulletin that includes research highlights from high impact publications by UEC, Tokyo scientists on quantum computing, physiology, neurology, and space physics.
September 26, 2016 – HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA – Ucore Rare Metals, Inc. (TSXV:UCU) (OTCQX:UURAF) (“Ucore” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide independent third party review and confirmation of the previously reported operational success of the SuperLig®-One pilot plant near Salt Lake City, Utah (“SuperLig®-One” or the “Plant”). The rare earth element (“REE”) separation process of SuperLig®-One, which utilizes advanced Molecular Recognition Technology (“MRT”) as a separation platform, has been observed by an independent Qualified Person (“QP”).
Team announces its most substantial sponsorship deal
World Land Speed Record Challenge on track for Autumn 2017
Geely to take BLOODHOUND Inspiration Programme across Asia
The BLOODHOUND Project today announced Zhejiang Geely Holding Group (ZGH) as its prime sponsor and Official Automotive Partner in a 3-year agreement. The leading Chinese automotive group will provide technical as well as financial support to the Project and promote its Inspirational Programme throughout Asia.
Ginetta is delighted to confirm it will continue to run alongside the British Touring Car Championship until at least the end of 2019, after today (22 September 2016) signing a new three-year deal with BTCC organising body TOCA.
Not only has history been made, but rules have been rewritten following the debut of the first ever British made sports car successfully powered by a single rotor rotary engine at the 2016 Cenex Low Carbon Vehicle Event on 14-15 September.
Motorbike and scooter owners are warned that thieves are cloning stolen bikes to foil buyers
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TRACKER, the leading stolen vehicle recovery (SVR) provider played a key role assisting the Metropolitan Police in recovering a stolen Triumph Tiger. Luckily, the motorbike was fitted with a TRACKER unit, which led police straight to the vehicle. With the Metropolitan Police Service reporting a 44% increase in motorbike theft in London – compared to a 40% increase nationally – TRACKER urges owners to see this successful recovery as a call to step up their own security.
Tom Wrigley bounced back from a difficult Rockingham meeting to rebuild his championship lead over Will Burns at Silverstone this weekend (17/18 September 2016). It was a weekend of firsts too, as Carl Boardley and Fraser Robertson celebrated their maiden wins whilst Callum Pointon made his podium debut.
Will Tregurtha gave HHC Motorsport their fourth Ginetta Junior Championship title at Silverstone this weekend (17/18 September) after the teenage racer cinched the title from his year-long rival Stuart Middleton. Elsewhere, Seb Priaulx celebrated his first race win, whilst Dave Wooder was victorious in the other two encounters.
The concept of deletion is giving false confidence to millions of consumers who believe their data has been wiped
Deleted files are often retrievable thanks to hidden copies and backups
According to sensitive data specialists Ground Labs, the delete key is fast becoming redundant. Partially deleted files or those hidden in automatic backups known as ‘shadow copies’ are providing cyber criminals with easy access to valuable, often unmonitored caches of customer data.
Hawaiian crow joins illustrious club of animal master tool users
An international team of scientists and conservation experts has discovered that the critically-endangered Hawaiian crow, or ‘Alala, is a highly proficient tool user, according to a paper published today in the leading scientific journal Nature.
(http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v537/n7620/full/nature19103.html)