Equipment and technology have been evolving at a very fast pace in the last couple of decades to satisfy specific purposes. Moreover, the pandemic has accelerated the industry’s digital learning curve.
In a world moving so rapidly forward in technology and digitisation, it’s understandable that our healthcare systems will soon undergo significant change, if they are not already.
The first MRI scan of a human may have taken place in 1977 and this means of imaging diagnostics developed so rapidly that it is now found in almost every major hospital in developed economies,...
High-purity gases – particularly oxygen – play a vital role in healthcare. These medical gases are used in diagnostic applications and medical treatments, along with applications in pharmaceutics and biotechnology.
In a recent blog post, leading gas utility manufacturer Cavagna Group (Group) celebrated the technology used in the patent for keeping the torch lit during the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy.
“The stability of our business and the dedication of our people have been on full display, as we continue to deliver strong financial results despite the challenges of the pandemic.”
Due to the occurrence of incidents and potential for explosions involving the use of incompatible regulators with acetylene gas, the British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) has issued a revision to Safety Alert 01 – The...
The medical industry is rapidly approaching a two-year milestone that nobody will be celebrating. The Covid-19 outbreak, first detected in late 2019, has spread across borders at such a rapid rate that healthcare systems and...
Global energy consultancy Xodus has been awarded a contract by oil giant Petronas for the conceptual engineering design of its first complete carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, offshore Malaysia.
The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) successfully completed the acceptance test of the hydrogen-based micro-grid project.
