Dormer Pramet sets up new export division

Dormer Pramet International will manage exports in markets without local sales, serving over 35 markets across the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Caribbean, and parts of Europe

Research eyes early diagnosis of osteoarthritis

A study at University of Warwick identifies a new biomarker for osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis

New study explores vitiligo’s link to autoimmune diseases

Besides affecting the emotional well-being of patients, vitiligo could be associated with comorbid condition, according to a recent research at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

New study reveals additive effects of chemicals in food

The findings of Denmark’s four-year research could improve food chemical cocktail risk assessment

China takes no chances on Norway’s salmon

Chinese authorities impose a ban after detecting viruses in whole salmon coming from three Norwegian counties

Veolia to demonstrate water treatment solutions at Bevtec Asia

Veolia representatives are ready to explain benefits of three cutting-edge water treatment solutions

Vietnamese, Thai groups back Bevtec Asia 2015

ASEAN’s leading drinks event has the support of Thai and Vietnamese beverage associations

China's injection molding machine exports at $1 billion in 2014

Customs data show that China exported 25,082 injection molding machines in 2014, up by 9.2%, valued at $1.01 billion. 

Frigel nears completion of new plant in Thailand

  The $7-million facility in Bangkok, Thailand is expected to meet growing demand for advanced process cooling technology in the Asia Pacific region.   

Evaluate before you exfoliate

Exfoliation can improve the skin’s appearance and make topical treatments more effective, but every type of exfoliation may not work for every skin type

Kuka debuts intelligent industrial work assistant at Automate 2015

KUKA Robotics showcases the new LBR iiwa at booth # 870 in Chicago to March 26th

Cell-friendly surface could make breast implants safer

An enhanced surface for silicone breast implants could reduce complications, researchers at The University of Manchester find