Top Trade Exhibitions of Security and Protection Services
World Nuclear & Radiation exhibition peninsula Seoul – 10. July 2020 COEX Convention and Exhibition Center The World Nuclear & Radiation exhibition peninsula is the tremendous fair of nuclear trade in Korea. This fair is a communication and data platform within the business and offers the exhibiting corporations a chance to give themselves and to […] Read More
Using Poisonous Chemicals to Preserve Fish
Food traders in Africa are applying poisonous chemicals to preserve the fish and meat. While these chemicals are a threat to human food chain, the governments have thoughtlessly overlooked the destructive effect of such toxic substances on humans. The departmental delegate of the Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Animal Industries (MINEPIA), Serge-Claire Nkolo, says fishers […] Read More
Antibiotics on Plants?
The growing use of human antibiotics in farms has raised concerns among researchers. Spraying antibiotics by farmers is a newly-discovered threat to the environment. To attack the infestation by the insects, some farmers are using this medicine to protect their crops. A study among 32 countries showed that the use of antibiotics such as tetracycline […] Read More
Robots And Coronavirus
These hard days, robots have unusually come to assist people in their fight against the pandemic virus. One is a Boston Dynamics robot which controls social distancing and gives out medications in parks in Singapore. The robotic yellow-colored dog carries sensors and cameras to detect non-careful law breakers and play recorded warnings to visitors of […] Read More
Huawei’s 5G Network to Be Counted Out
The UK is going to terminate the Huawei technology in 5th-generation network this year to avoid security risks. Boris Johnson, the prime minister, is making a policy change following the GCHQ report on the high security risks posed by Huawei company. A study states that US sanctions on the company has made Huawei to use […] Read More
Electric Scooters Rentals; A Plan For Green Economy
The owner of the cycle repair startup Butternut Bikes, Gavin Hudson, started old bikes repair in a parking lot in London after the virus outbreak. Soon his new business grew dramatically. He believes that people have turned to walking and cycling after the pandemic as a healthy and green alternative for their cars. They have […] Read More
Are Women Most Troubled in Post-coronavirus Era?
There’s not enough ground for women to showcase their abilities in IT. In the UK, women account for only 17% of IT industry. Regarding the current critical situation in the world, the prospects for women graduates to enter the IT market are so vague. Stephen Rooney, director of networking and careers organisation STEM Women, stated that […] Read More
Luxury Companies Trying to Produce Facial Masks
Many big companies have recently been working on designing and producing the quality health-protective products since the outbreak of the pandemic coronavirus. Among them is Prada, the reputable fashion brand, making masks for medical personnel. While producing high-quality, chic clothing and footwear, and fashion accessories, it has decided to make 110,000 facial masks. Equally, top […] Read More
Hugging Through Curtains
While the entire globe is scrambling to survive in the alarming red situations of the pandemic, many families have missed the affectionate relationship they once had. As difficult times are always regarded as a flourishing era for some, a group of creative people have created a new way to help people hug their loved ones. […] Read More
list Of Top Energy Trade Exhibitions
Energy producing products are used all over the world to run machinery, industries across the globe. It includes bio diesel, charcoal, coal gas, coke fuel, diesel fuel, industrial fuel, lubricants, etc. Top world exhibitions display these energy fuels and gather a lot of customers around their business, which is the fundamental purpose of trade exhibitions. […] Read More