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Pharmadule Morimatsu and WuXi Biologics Reached Global Strategic Partnership

 

June 26th, 2023, Pharmadule Morimatsu and WuXi Biologics officially entered into a global strategic cooperation for the Singapore CRDMO Center project of WuXi Biologics.

As leaders in their respective fields, this strategic partnership marks an important milestone in both companies’ business growth and development. Also, it’s a strategic move in enabling their customers across the world. Moving forward, WuXi Biologics and Pharmadule Morimatsu will continue to explore further cooperation and seek more collaborations opportunities on a global basis.

WuXi Biologics is a leading global CRDMO company. Leveraging its comprehensive open-access platform, WuXi Biologics provides end-to-end research, development and manufacturing services for monoclonal antibodies, bispecifics, ADCs, vaccines and other biological drugs to its global clients. Since 1986, Pharmadule Morimatsu has successfully delivered more than 80 modular facilities to the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries worldwide. In recent years, Pharmadule Morimatsu has delivered a large number of modular production modules and skids for the production of different types of advanced biological drugs to the United StatesChinaMoroccoEgyptMexico and other countries. Pharmadule Morimatsu provides the clients with “core equipment/Machinery + Value added + digitalized intelligence overall Plant Solutions and Service” (“MVP Solutions & Service”), bringing certainty to customers to achieve rapid commercial production and shorter time to market.

This strategic cooperation starts with the integrated modular plant of two important production facilities in the Singapore CRDMO Center of WuXi Biologics, and will include design, manufacturing, FAT, installation, commissioning and validation. The project will adopt a new generation of modular fabrication, and the majority of works will be built, assembled and FAT-tested in Morimatsu’s workshop. The quality, schedule, cost and risk of the project will be well managed and controlled. Compared with conventional construction, this method also greatly shortens the project cycle.

Chris Chen, CEO of WuXi Biologics, commented, “Singapore is one of the most advanced pharmaceutical hubs in the world, as well as a critical part of our global biomanufacturing network. By leveraging Pharmadule Morimatsu’s expertise and experience, we are confident that our Singapore CRDMO Center will contribute to our track record in establishing global sites successfully as demonstrated by our greenfield site in Ireland, further enabling global partners with premier quality services and solutions.”

Mr. Weihua Tang, CEO of Morimatsu LifeSciences, commented, “WuXi Biologics is an important partner of our company, we are very delighted to cooperate with them once again. In this cooperation, Pharmadule Morimatsu will utilize a new generation of modular fabrication methods to assist WuXi Biologics in expanding production capacity, accelerating the empowerment of global pharmaceutical companies, reducing R&D costs, and benefiting patients worldwide.”

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FS-ISAC ANNOUNCES EUROPE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

 

FS-ISAC, the member-driven, not-for-profit organisation that advances cybersecurity and resilience in the global financial system, today announced the formation of its Europe Board of Directors. This reaffirms FS-ISAC’s commitment to protecting the global financial sector from rapidly evolving cyber threats by strengthening regional information sharing.

The Europe Board of Directors will oversee Europe-based activity as well as coordinate with the global Board of Directors to mitigate knowledge gaps based on geography. Daniel Barriuso, Group Chief Transformation Officer, Grupo Santander, will serve as the Board’s Chair.

“I’ve had the privilege of working with FS-ISAC to bolster the financial services sector’s collective defences through multiple threat cycles,” said Barriuso. “As the first Chair of the Europe Board of Directors, I look forward to strengthening the real-time information sharing community so critical to our sector’s resilience in today’s cyber threat landscape.”

In addition to helping to deepen FS-ISAC’s intelligence, security, and resilience work on the continent, the Europe Board of Directors will help build public-private partnerships and further relationships with other critical infrastructure sectors, including energy and telecommunications, as well as key third-party service providers. As the financial sector implements Europe’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), managing key risks such as those of the sector’s supply chain is increasingly a collaborative enterprise.

“The ever-changing cyber threat and regulatory landscape in Europe demands a localised group of experts who understand the similar markets and cultures in which we operate,” said Beate Zwijnenberg, Global CISO, ING, who serves as Director on both the Europe and global boards. “The financial services sector must come together to collectively navigate these changes and the creation of this Board is the next step in ensuring the experiences of FS-ISAC’s Europe-based members are incorporated into the global community.”

The regional leadership in Europe will also collaborate on FS-ISAC’s growing intelligence offerings in the fraud landscape, including identity fraud and business email compromise, as well as continue to discuss how generative AI is being used by malicious actors to adapt traditional cyber tactics, such as social engineering. AI has the potential to erode consumer trust in digital channels, and financial institutions need to take action to ensure the sector successfully adapts to this large-scale technological shift and the new risks that accompany it.

“Resilience of the financial services sector is not only accomplished through individual preparation, but also by a greater effort from the industry as a whole, both in Europe and around the world,” said Europe Board member Jayaraj Puthanveedu, MD, Global Head of Resilience, Cyber, and Digital Fraud, BNP Paribas. “Only the development of collective muscle memory, formed through cross-border exercising, local training, and collaboration, will build operational resilience on behalf of Europe’s financial sector and improve global response time in case of large-scale incidents.”

“Leveraging our collective knowledge and wisdom is crucial to staying ahead of our adversaries, avoiding re-inventing the wheel for best practices, and responding to incidents swiftly and decisively,” said Europe Board member Carsten Fischer, Deputy Chief Security Officer at Deutsche Bank. “This will undoubtedly improve the efficacy and efficiency of our threat analysis and mitigation efforts across the industry.”

“Given the borderless nature of the cyber threat landscape, it’s easy to feel that only global intelligence and global solutions are required. But it’s important to remember that markets and institutions all contain nuance based on their location,” said Steven Silberstein, CEO, FS-ISAC. “Creating this layer of board leadership focused on and specializing in Europe allows for us to better account for that nuance and enable FS-ISAC to share specific and actionable intelligence and best practices to our European members.”

Join the new Europe Board members at FS-ISAC’s 2023 EMEA Summit in Amsterdam6-8 November 2023. To register, click here.

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Harnessing the Disruptive Power of Emerging Frontier Technologies – Why we must Act Today to Stop an Unsupervised Future for Our World.

 

Daniel Doll-Steinberg and co-author Stuart Leaf have joined forces to present their highly anticipated book, “Unsupervised” to be published by Wiley on September 14th 2023. This comprehensive work serves as a clarion call for everyone, from governments, investors, business leaders, and to all of us as citizens, to actively engage with the powerful new technologies rapidly shaping our world today.

In “Unsupervised,” Doll-Steinberg and Leaf delve into the fast-changing world of emerging technologies influencing and revolutionising every aspect of our lives. From artificial intelligence and quantum computing to blockchain, immersive technology, and permanent connectivity, the authors provide an analysis of how alone and in combination, these technologies are reshaping every aspect of our lives, from work, health, finance, entertainment, and transportation to urban living.

Drawing upon their extensive experience in building disruptive technologies, investment strategies, and advising international bodies, governments and influential figures, Doll-Steinberg and Leaf shed light on the profound redefinition of our world underway today. They explore how these technologies are already reinventing every aspect of our lives and urge responsible action to prevent their misuse and harm.

Early reviews of “Unsupervised” have been overwhelmingly positive, with James Harding, former editor of the Times and Cofounder of Tortoise Media, describing it as “a fascinating and impressive piece of work, with the scale of thinking and force of argument.”

Daniel Doll-Steinberg remarked, “Emerging technologies are inevitable and changing all aspects of our lives. We want readers to actively engage with their transformative power and participate in the conversation about our changing world by learning how to harness their power for the greater good.”

Doll-Steinberg is also formally announcing the next phase of EdenBase’s growth by launching an FCA-regulated “active innovation” venture capital fund to accelerate its growing community and ecosystem for responsible, forward-thinking technology-powered businesses in the UK. The new fund will follow the trends outlined in the book by unearthing and investing in innovative frontier technology startups and providing game-changing support from EdenBase’s team and community of experts.

Doll-Steinberg’s partners in the fund are TechNation and Level39 founder Eric Van der Kleij and growth market entrepreneur Arian Alikhani.

EdenBase CEO Eric Van der Kleij remarked, “We have purposefully built the EdenBase fund and knowledge ecosystem model aligned with the themes in the book. The fund will accelerate our active innovation strategy, opening new avenues for investors by allowing us to back disruptive startups who positively harness the potential of these emerging technologies.”

“Unsupervised” is currently available for preorder and will be available everywhere books and eBooks are sold on 14th September 2023. For more information about the book, authors, or Wiley, please visit www.edenbase.com/unsupervised.

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Biopesticides Market worth $13.9 billion by 2028 – Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™

 

The Biopesticides Market will grow from USD 6.7 billion in 2023 to USD 13.9 billion by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 15.9% from 2023 to 2028 according to a report published by MarketsandMarkets™.

The biopesticides market has experienced substantial growth due to the expanding organic farming sector driven by consumers’ increasing concerns regarding the quality and safety of their food. Organic farming practices strictly forbid the use of synthetic chemical pesticides, making biopesticides the preferred option for pest management in these systems. As the demand for organic produce continues to rise, it has directly fueled the growth of the biopesticides market.

Significant investments from both public and private sectors have been drawn to the expanding market potential of biopesticides. This influx of capital has played a crucial role in enabling the development and commercialization of novel biopesticide products. Investment in research and infrastructure has further stimulated market growth, enhancing global accessibility of biopesticides for farmers.

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The microbial source of the biopesticides segment is driving the market due to target pest specificity

The demand for microbial pesticides is increasing due to their effectiveness in integrated pest management (IPM) strategies. IPM emphasizes the use of multiple pest control methods to achieve sustainable and targeted pest management. Microbial pesticides are a valuable component of IPM as they offer an environmentally friendly alternative to chemical pesticides. This resonates with farmers who seek sustainable and long-term solutions for pest control.

Moreover, microbial pesticides have demonstrated their efficacy against a wide range of pests and diseases. They possess a high level of specificity, allowing them to selectively target pests while minimizing harm to beneficial insects. This precision in pest control is crucial for preserving biodiversity and maintaining ecological balance in agricultural ecosystems. Farmers recognize the importance of using microbial pesticides to protect their crops while minimizing the unintended negative impacts on the environment.

The liquid formulation of biopesticides segment is driving the market in biopesticides in 2023

The increasing demand for liquid biopesticides can be attributed to several key reasons. Firstly, the ease of application is a significant advantage. Liquid biopesticides can be conveniently mixed with water and applied using standard spraying equipment. This allows for efficient and uniform coverage of crops, ensuring effective pest control. Farmers appreciate the convenience and flexibility offered by liquid formulations, as they can seamlessly integrate them into their existing spraying routines. Secondly, liquid biopesticides tend to have a longer shelf life compared to powdered or granular forms. This extended shelf life enables better storage and distribution, reducing the risk of product deterioration. It ensures that the biopesticides remain viable and available when needed, providing farmers with a reliable pest management solution.

Moreover, liquid formulations offer improved adherence to plant surfaces, enhancing their efficacy. They have the ability to penetrate the tissues of plants and provide systemic protection against pests and diseases. This is particularly beneficial when combating pests that target below-ground plant parts or when managing systemic diseases that affect the entire plant. The ability of liquid biopesticides to provide systemic protection contributes to their effectiveness in controlling pests and diseases.

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North America is witnessing growth in the biopesticides market due to tight regulations and limitations on the application of conventional chemical pesticides

The agricultural sector in North America is characterized by a variety of farming systems, including large-scale commercial operations and smaller organic and specialty crop farms. This diverse landscape creates favorable conditions for the utilization of biopesticides across a wide range of crops. Farmers in North America appreciate the versatility and effectiveness of biopesticides in managing various pests and diseases, making them a preferred choice in pest management strategies.

Furthermore, the regulatory framework in North America has played a significant role in driving the demand for biopesticides. Regulatory agencies like the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have implemented stringent regulations and restrictions on the use of conventional chemical pesticides. This has prompted farmers to explore and adopt alternative pest control solutions, such as biopesticides, to comply with these regulations. The focus on environmental sustainability and reducing chemical inputs has further encouraged the adoption of biopesticides among farmers in North America.

The key players in the biopesticides market include BASF SE (Germany), Bayer AG (Germany), Syngenta AG (Switzerland), UPL (India), FMC Corporation (US), Pro Farm Group Inc. (US), Novozymes (Denmark), Isagro S.p.A (Italy), Nufarm (Australia), and Certis USA L.L.C. (US).

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Fuel Cell Generator Market worth $2.1 billion by 2030 – Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™

 

Fuel Cell Generator Market is projected to reach USD 2.1 billion in 2030 from USD 0.4 billion in 2023 at a CAGR of 25.4% according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets™ The chemical energy of a fuel is converted directly into electricity by a fuel cell generator, which is an electrical power generation system that makes use of fuel cell technology. It is made up of a stack of fuel cells and any supporting plant balance parts. Hydrogen is the most typical fuel used in fuel cell generators, while other fuels can also be utilized. Depending on the precise type of fuel cell technology being used, other fuels like methanol or ammonia can also be utilized.

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Market Size

USD 2.1 billion in 2030

Growth Rate

25.4% of CAGR

Largest Market

Asia Pacific

Market Dynamics

Drivers, Restraints, Opportunities & Challenges

Forecast Period

2023-2030

Forecast Units

Value (USD Million/Billion); Volume (MW)

Report Coverage

Revenue Forecast, Competitive Landscape, Growth Factors, and Trends

Segments Covered

Fuel Cell Generator Market by type, end user, size, fuel type, and region.

Geographies Covered

Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, Rest of the World.

Report Highlights

Updated financial information / product portfolio of players

Key Market Opportunities

Increasing renewable energy grid integration

Key Market Drivers

Rising need for dependable and continuous power provision

The marine segment, by end user, is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. 

Based on end user, the Fuel Cell Generator Market has been split marine, aquaculture, construction, agriculture, data centers, emergency response generators. In order to supply reliable, clean, and efficient power sources for the marine industry, fuel cell generators are being employed more and more. In comparison to conventional diesel generators, they act as auxiliary power units, supplying electricity for onboard systems, increasing energy efficiency, and lowering noise and vibration. Additionally, fuel cells can be used in hybrid power systems, enhancing energy management by collaborating with batteries and solar panels. Additionally, electric propulsion systems might be powered by fuel cells, which would result in zero emissions, decreased noise, and increased efficiency. They make it possible for zero-emission vessels to operate, supporting the achievement of sustainability objectives and environmental standards.

The small scale (up to 200 kW) segment, by size, is expected to be the largest segment during the forecast period.

This report segments the Fuel Cell Generator Market based on size into two segments: small scale (up to 200 kW), and large scale (above 200 kW). Solutions for localized power generation are becoming more and more in demand, especially in places with uneven grid connectivity or unstable electrical infrastructure. Small-scale fuel cell generators provide a dependable and independent source of electricity, ensuring energy security and lowering reliance on centralized power grids.

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North America is expected to be the largest region in the Fuel Cell Generator Industry

North America is expected to be the largest Fuel Cell Generator Market during the forecast period. The growth of the Fuel Cell Generator Market in the North America region is attributed to several factors. There is an increasing emphasis on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and transitioning towards clean energy sources. Fuel cell generators, with their ability to produce electricity without combustion and zero emissions, align with these sustainability goals and regulations. Additionally, government support through policies, incentives, and funding programs has encouraged the deployment of fuel cell technology. Initiatives such as tax credits, grants, and research funding have incentivized businesses and organizations to invest in fuel cell generators.

Key Market Players:

Some of the major players in the Fuel Cell Generator Companies are Bloom Energy (US), Doosan Fuel Cell Co., Ltd. (South Korea), Ballard Power Systems (Canada), ABB (Switzerland), and Loop Energy Inc. (Canada). The major strategies adopted by these players include sales contracts, agreements, alliances, partnerships, acquisitions, and expansions.

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Recent Developments

  • In June 2023, PowerCell Sweden AB has entered into a partnership with Robert Bosch GmbH to produce the S3 fuel cell stack for PowerCell. This collaboration enables PowerCell to considerably expand its production capacity while emphasizing the scaling up of fuel cell system assembly and deliveries. Additionally, PowerCell will concentrate on the development of the next generation of fuel cell stacks.
  • In February 2023, Doosan Fuel Cell and the government of South Australia have entered into an agreement that encompasses several key areas of collaboration. The agreement involves the exchange of equipment and expertise to facilitate the production of environmentally friendly hydrogen and its derivatives. It also entails the development of strategies and partnerships to enhance global competitiveness in hydrogen exports. Additionally, the collaboration aims to secure research partnerships and projects that will accelerate future decarbonization efforts.
  • In November 2022, Bloom Energy signed a contract with Aspire Bakeries for the installation of fuel cell in California. The bakery’s project, initiated in 2019, aims to decrease reliance on the Los Angeles power grid by generating 75% of its electricity through on-site fuel cells. These fuel cells utilize an electrochemical process to convert natural gas into electrical energy, thereby reducing the bakery’s demand from the grid.

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Queclink Launches New AI-Powered LTE Cat 6 Dash Camera

 

Queclink, a world-leading IoT device and solution provider, introduced today its CV200, the 4G smart dash camera with all-in-one telematics. With its advanced telematics features and AI-driven intelligence, the device is set to become a pioneering choice for the rapidly expanding IoT and IoV industries.

A Versatile Video Telematics Solution

Queclink’s newly launched CV200 is a versatile all-in-one telematic device featuring GNSS positioning, real-time recording, and smart video analyzing. It has a fixed front camera and a detachable interior camera (or alternatively a DMS camera), capturing both the road ahead and the interior view of the vehicle.

The device is capable of continuous loop recording and can switch to event-based recording when unusual movements is detected by its built-in accelerometer or the panic button is pressed — these videos can all be requested for download or playback by the user at any time.

Backed by its lightning-fast LTE Cat 6 connectivity, the CV200 supports live streaming and can auto-upload crucial clips to the server without delay. The added Wi-Fi function also allows users to upload all videos at rest stops via Wi-Fi, thereby reducing the costs.

AI-Powered Intelligence

Queclink’s CV200 features smart AI for optional ADAS and DMS. When connected to a DMS Camera, the device can assess the driver’s state of awareness and send an alert if it identifies signs of distractions or drowsiness. The immediate warning allows the driver or the manager to manually intervene, and avert any potential incidents before they happen.

The AI-powered intelligence has many more uses beyond improved road safety, with driver coaching being one of them as patterns of driving behavior are collected and analyzed over time. Fleet managers can also use the reported data to evaluate drivers’ performance and make objective, data-driven hiring and firing decisions.

Easy and Flexible Deployment

Quecink’s CV200 uses a seperable design: the forward-facing camera can either work alone, or be paired with a second, detachable interior or DMS camera. This two-part design reduces the size of the main device, and provides a better, safer view as less is in the way of the driver’s line of sight.

An optional OBD cable makes CV200’s installation quick and cost-effective. The interior camera has the same ease and flexibility in its deployment. Combined with a waterproof casing, the mini-sized interior camera can be placed practically anywhere, providing views of the cargo, cabin, side blind areas, etc.

Queclink’s CV200 is designed to improve vehicles, drivers, and cargo management and data monitoring, with specific applications anticipated in the fields of automobile insurance, car leasing, ride sharing and hailing, and fleet management. As its AI-powered intelligence suggests additional potential, the market may expect further features and updates from the smart dash camera in the near future.

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Coca-Cola HBC and Genpact Partner to Transform Operations and Drive Future Growth

 

Coca-Cola HBC (CCH), one of the largest Coca-Cola strategic bottlers, and Genpact (NYSE: G), a global professional services firm focused on delivering outcomes that transform businesses, today announced a partnership to accelerate digital transformation for CCH’s finance operations.

Leveraging Genpact’s deep domain, process, and digital expertise, the partnership aims to accelerate CCH’s transformation by driving process standardization and automation to provide impactful customer experiences and empower CCH to leverage data that turn insights into strategic actions.

“We are constantly focused on improving customer service and operational competitiveness across our markets,” said Spyros Mello, Strategy and Transformation Director, CCH. “The partnership with Genpact makes us more agile and allows us to innovate and move faster on our transformation journey. It brings excellent opportunities for our business, customers, and, importantly, for our people.”

Genpact’s new delivery center in Sofia, Bulgaria will drive operational excellence for CCH through its analytics capabilities to deliver valuable data-led insights in accounting, accounts payable, and cash collections. The multi-year engagement is set to drive future growth and competitive advantage for CCH.

“Most companies today are looking at ways to leverage artificial intelligence to build agile operations and drive efficiencies. The importance of clean, well-defined, and well-understood data cannot be overstated as it serves as the foundation for implementing technologies to fuel innovative operating models,” said Tiger Tyagarajan, President and Chief Executive Officer, Genpact. “With the combination of our data, process, and digital expertise, we look forward to unlocking new levels of efficiency, agility, and customer-centricity, enabling CCH to navigate the dynamic market landscape and drive outsized value for their customers.”

Genpact’s delivery center in Sofia, Bulgaria, will serve as a hub to deliver its Data-Tech-AI and Digital Operations services.

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NMIMS MPSTME Student Develops AI Model for Sign Language Translation, Empowering the Hearing and Speech-Impaired Community

 

Preeyaj Safary, a talented and compassionate 19-year-old BTech student at NMIMS Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering (MPSTME), Mumbai, has created a groundbreaking artificial intelligence (AI) model that translates sign language into text, revolutionizing communication for individuals with hearing and speech impairments. Preeyaj’s innovative technology utilizes the power of AI to bridge the communication gap, enabling seamless interaction with the larger society.

Inspired by a visit to a restaurant where he witnessed the challenges faced by deaf and mute individuals in communicating with the outside world, Preeyaj embarked on a mission to develop a solution that would make their lives easier. The AI model captures sign language gestures through a camera, and by comparing them to a comprehensive database of sign language images, it accurately translates the gestures into written text displayed on a connected screen. The model not only provides the words corresponding to the signs but also indicates the accuracy level of the translation, ensuring effective communication.

Preeyaj collected a diverse range of sign language images from various sources, including online platforms and interactions with individuals associated with NGOs working in this sector. The AI model’s database continues to expand as he works diligently to include more signs, and the increased usage of the technology will further contribute to enhancing the database’s accuracy and completeness.

Reflecting on the motivation behind his work, Preeyaj said, “I was deeply moved by the challenges faced by individuals with hearing and speech impairments while interacting with the public. Witnessing the inclusive nature of society inspired me to explore the potential of technology in facilitating smooth communication. I began working on this project during the lockdown, driven by the belief that technology can bring about positive change.”

In addition to his remarkable achievements in sign language translation, Preeyaj had previously developed a computer program to assist elderly individuals in booking vaccination slots during the COVID-19 pandemic. His commitment to leveraging technology for the betterment of society is evident in his tireless efforts to address critical societal needs through innovative solutions.

Preeyaj’s journey towards making a meaningful impact has been greatly supported by MPSTME Mumbai and its dedicated faculty. The institution’s nurturing environment and encouragement have played a vital role in his success, providing an atmosphere where students can thrive and contribute to society. NMIMS MPSTME is proud to provide a platform that enables students like Preeyaj to achieve significant accomplishments. “MPSTME and its faculty have always helped me and motivated me to achieve greater heights and also do something which can be useful for a larger audience. I am glad to be a part of such an institution,” he says proudly.

Looking ahead, Preeyaj envisions a future where technology continues to drive positive social change. With a motto centred around doing good for society, Preeyaj intends to explore new technologies and identify innovative use cases that address pressing societal needs. His passion for technology and dedication to academic excellence demonstrate his commitment to making a lasting impact.

As Preeyaj’s story exemplifies the transformative power of technology and innovation, MPSTME remains committed to nurturing the talents of its students and providing them with the necessary tools and support to create a better world.

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Agricultural Textiles Market worth $20.2 billion by 2028 – Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™

 

The report Agricultural Textiles Market by Fiber Material (Nylon, Polyester, PE, PP, Natural Fiber), Fabric Formation Technology (Woven, Knitted, Nonwoven), Product type (Shade Nets, Mulch Mats), Application and Region – Global Forecast to 2028″, is projected to grow from USD 15.9 billion in 2023 to USD 20.2 billion in 2028, at a CAGR of 4.8%. the agricultural textiles market is driven by the increasing demand for greenhouse-cultivated crops, such as bell pepper, cucumber, and broccoli.

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Controlled – environment agriculture application is the fastest-growing segment of the overall Agricultural Textiles market.

Controlled – environment agriculture application is the fastest-growing segment of the overall Agricultural Textiles market. Along with many problems rising with population growth, there is a lack of availability of land. There is growing pressure on existing land to cultivate food which has been resulting in the excessive use of chemicals which results in barren land in the long term. Greenhouses have been a useful method to grow crops that do not require a specific environment or are not native to a particular region. Greenhouse generally uses energy to maintain certain conditions such as cooling, the use of insect-protection nets and shade nets serve multiple purposes. Shade nets are very good in reducing the use of energy and regulating temperature. Insect protection nets are used to keep pests away and certain pollinating insects inside the greenhouse. They are also good for maintaining ventilation.

Non-woven fabric formation technology is the fastest segment in the agricultural textiles market during the forecast period.

The nonwoven fabric has a large variety of fabrics, including needle-punched nonwovens, stitch-bonded nonwovens, thermally bonded nonwovens, hydro-entangled nonwovens, spun bonded nonwovens, wet nonwovens. The physical and mechanical properties (drapability, tensile properties, abrasion resistance, and pilling resistance) of fabrics have been significantly improved due to technical developments in polymers, nonwoven processing, and fabric finishing. This has made nonwoven fabrics an increasingly important segment of the textile industry.

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Asia Pacific is the largest agricultural textiles market during the forecast period.

Asia Pacific accounts for the largest share in the agricultural textiles market globally. The growth is mainly because of the region’s rising population. Moreover, the demand is shifting to the Asia Pacific region because of economic contraction and saturation in the North American and European markets. Manufacturers of agricultural textiles are targeting Asia Pacific, as it is currently the strongest regional market. India is an agriculture-based economy. Increased cultivation is meeting the rising food demand of the population. The need for controlled agriculture has increased because of the depleting of arable land. China is the leading producer and consumer of agricultural textiles in Asia Pacific. The demand for agricultural textiles is expected to increase in MalaysiaIndonesiaSingapore, and Australia & New Zealand because of the significant production and utilization of agricultural textiles expected in these countries between 2023 and 2028.

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Market Players

Some of the key players in the global agricultural textiles market include The key players operating in the market are Beaulieu Technical Textiles (Belgium), Belton industries (US), Hy-Tex (UK) Limited, Diatex SAS (France), and Garware Technical Fibres Limited (India).

Drape Net PTY Ltd (Australia), Miller Net Company, Inc. (US), Hunan Xinhai Co., Ltd. (China), Zhongshan Hongjun Nonwovens Co., Ltd. And (China) are some of the startups in the global agricultural textiles market.

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Heidrick & Struggles Names Partner in Charge of Tel Aviv Office

 

Heidrick & Struggles (Nasdaq: HSII), a premier provider of global leadership advisory and on-demand talent solutions, named Cheli Nachman as partner in charge of its Tel Aviv, Israel office in May 2023.

Cheli Nachman joined the Tel Aviv office as a partner in the Technology practice and will lead the Israeli office. She specializes in cybersecurity, data & analytics, artificial intelligence, enterprise software, industrial technology, and financial technology executive search work. She also has experience working closely with clients at venture capital and private equity firms. Previously, Cheli was human resources vice president at Citigroup, then a senior partner at an Israeli boutique search firm.

“Cheli is highly regarded both as a super-dedicated recruitment consultant and trusted advisor,” said Claire Skinner, Regional Leader, Europe and Africa. “She will provide clients with access to talent and leadership at a time when they seek creative, nimble, and high-performing talent to achieve their strategic business objectives.”