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Lean Manufacturing

Higher Ed
Defines lean manufacturing and how to implement lean manufacturing in product and service companies as well as the difference between lean and green waste
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Routes of Viral Transmission

12th - Higher Ed
Now we know a bit more about how viruses interact with cells, whether those are bacterial cells, or animal cells, such as ours. But how do they gain access to our cells in the first place? How do viruses get inside the human body? Let's...
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Indonesians angry over politicians’ “crazy” wage increase

9th - Higher Ed
New ReviewSocial platform co-founder Abigail Limuria talks about the growing anger in Indonesia, where politicians are getting a wage hike.
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Spirit Airlines CEO: Low Fares Driving Extremely High Demand

9th - Higher Ed
Ted Christie recently took over the chief executive role at Spirit Airlines, and said the airline's ultra-low fares are driving "really, really high" demand. Because Spirit crams more seats onto its planes, that means it can also better...
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Spirit Airlines CEO: Squeezing Seats on Our Planes Pays Off

9th - Higher Ed
Ted Christie recently took over the chief executive role at Spirit Airlines, and said the airline's ultra-low fares are driving "really, really high" demand. Because Spirit crams more seats onto its planes, that means it can also better...
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Trivago CEO Hopes Return to Profitability Restores Investor Faith

9th - Higher Ed
After Trivago's latest earnings report on Wednesday, it can once again claim profitability, a milestone the CEO hopes will restore faith in the travel-booking platform. "I think for us it was super important to get back to profitability,...
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EventBrite CEO Julia Hartz Says Company on Track For Profitability

9th - Higher Ed
EventBrite went public on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday morning, rising more than 60 percent from its IPO price. The ticketing company was founded in 2006 but hasn't yet turned a profit. CEO Julia Hartz believes EventBrite is on...
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EventBrite CEO Julia Hartz: IPO Was Always Part of 'Dream Plan'

9th - Higher Ed
The "do-it-yourself" ticketing company went public on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday morning, and shares rose more than 60 percent in their debut. While the company, founded in 2006, hasn't yet turned a profit, CEO Julia Hartz says...
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Eventbrite Rides the 'Experience Economy' to IPO

9th - Higher Ed
Thursday's IPO, with shares priced at $23 near the high end of its range, implied a valuation of nearly $1.8 billion. By midday, the stock was trading over $37. Julia Hartz, Eventbrite CEO, said the company's relentless focus on the...
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For Eventbrite CEO Julia Hartz, IPO Is a Milestone for Cultivated Niche Strategy

9th - Higher Ed
Thursday's IPO, with shares priced at $23 near the high end of its range, implied a valuation of nearly $1.8 billion. By midday, the stock was trading over $37. Julia Hartz, Eventbrite CEO, said the company's relentless focus on the...
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Solar power: the next generation

9th - Higher Ed
Scientists are working on an exciting new material called perovskite – a light sensitive crystal which could revolutionise solar power. In just a few years its power conversion efficiency figure is nearly on a par with traditional...
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Going From Co-Workers to Co-Bots

9th - Higher Ed
Automation has workers nervous but Rohit Adlakha, VP of Wipro HOLMES, thinks employees should embrace A.I. He explains why he thinks new tech will augment people at the workplace, not replace them.
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Nassau Community College professors call on state to step in to help school survive

9th - Higher Ed
The Nassau Community College Federation of Teachers says the college faces a projected $27 million deficit over the next five years.
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Bird wings inspire more efficient design in wind turbines

9th - Higher Ed
The curved tips on the wings of large birds are the thought behind new research that suggests adding wingtips to wind turbines could increase their power production by 10 per cent. Khashi Rahnamaybahambary, a mechanical engineering PhD...
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Efficiency Manitoba seeks new mandate that prioritizes reducing electricity demand

9th - Higher Ed
Efficiency Manitoba, the Crown corporation that began operating in 2020, is on the verge of receiving a new mandate from the provincial government that will expand its scope beyond reducing energy consumption to also focusing on demand.
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How do electric vehicles perform in cold weather?

9th - Higher Ed
Extreme cold temperatures can test the limits of most vehicles, but there have been questions about the impact on electric vehicles. One EV driver shares her tips on what it's like dealing with freezing weather.Photo Credit: CP/Jenny Kane
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U.K. farmers are trying to breed a more climate-friendly sheep

9th - Higher Ed
Farmers in the United Kingdom are trying to breed a less gassy, more climate-friendly sheep — livestock burps are a significant source of agricultural greenhouse gas emissions — but there are tradeoffs in sheep health, meat production...
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Is it possible to be a green oil giant? The U.A.E. thinks so

9th - Higher Ed
The United Arab Emirates is out to prove that it can be a green energy leader and still pump millions of barrels of oil each day. CBC’s international climate correspondent Susan Ormiston goes there to find out how the oil rich country is...
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Window, middle, aisle: United Airlines' new way of boarding planes

9th - Higher Ed
United Airlines is changing the way it boards passengers in economy class, switching to a system where those in window seats will enter first, followed by middle seats and then aisle seats. The airline says the new format will save...
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CJI DY Chandrachud speaks at Will of Steel awards

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Speaking at Will of Steel awards, CJI Chandrachud said, "One of the important effects of institutionalising courts is that it enhances transparency and accountability. While these are very important effects of institutionalisation, we...
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What Meta's Better-Than Expected Earnings Report Says About the Future

9th - Higher Ed
What Meta's Better-Than Expected Earnings Report Says About the Future
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Wait time in aircraft at Delhi’s IGI airport to be cut by 10 mins; Here’s how!!!

Pre-K - Higher Ed
India's Indira Gandhi International Airport is set to inaugurate its first elevated cross taxiway on July 13. The 2.1 km long dual-lane Elevated Cross Taxiway, known as the Eastern Cross Taxiway (ECT), will connect the Northern and...
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Could Formula 1 technology unlock the potential to design better electric cars?

9th - Higher Ed
Mercedes-Benz is leaning on its F1 team’s experience of working rapidly to squeeze efficiency out of engines and electric motors as well as employing its knowledge of aerodynamics.
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High-efficiency operating rooms show promise for cutting wait times

9th - Higher Ed
An Ontario doctor has tested his plan for streamlined surgery centres that treat more patients in less time, all in the public health system. Now, it’s a model other hospitals are hoping to duplicate.