Stephen

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The Technological Make-Over of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
The industry is one in which technology can, and is playing, a huge part in and the technologies are having several benefits and making for an efficient and cost-effective approach to medicinal production. The Covid-19 pandemic thrust the pharmaceutical industry into the limelight across the globe, firstly with the need for treatments and then the transition into the development of a vaccine.
By Stephenabout 24 hours ago in Journal
Small House? No Bother! Follow These Tips to Maximise Indoor Space
Here, Tom Swinbourne, at SkiphireUK explores some of the best ways to make your house feel larger. We’ll include some expert commentary from interior professionals, so every bit of space can become larger than life.
By Stephen2 days ago in Lifehack
How Can Lighting in Our Homes Improve Our Mental Wellbeing?
When considering the interiors of each room in your property, you should look at lighting not just from a design perspective, such as which style would look best where, but also from a wellbeing point of view.
By Stephenabout a month ago in Lifehack
How to Use Storage Containers as Educational Spaces in Schools
Here are some of the ways that storage containers can be used to further education. Classrooms First and foremost, storage containers can be converted into classrooms. They might have a steel exterior, but professionals can transform the interior to contain every comfort expected in a classroom, from electricity to running water and heating on a crisp afternoon.
By Stephenabout a month ago in Education
Why Manufacturing’s Technological Evolution Must Never End
Whether it’s focusing on streamlining businesses and processes through more efficient methods, or improving the safety and hygiene for the workers, innovation can be seen everywhere.
By Stephenabout a month ago in Journal
Highway Codes Around the Globe
Drivers and motorists would do well to keep updated to avoid any unexpected fines that could come from not being aware of the rules and laws of the road. Especially when you look at some of the strangest rules and laws for driving around the world, which we’ll look at in this article. The weirder, the better!
By Stephenabout a month ago in Wheel
Efficiency and Safety in Engineering: The Importance of Training When Operating Machinery
Therefore, it is fundamental to keep up to speed with new innovations and certain required skillsets. How does this modern, specific piece of machinery work? How to go about repairing it and keeping it functioning properly? These are questions that, as a maintenance engineer, you should always be able to answer with confidence.
By Stephenabout a month ago in Journal
Top 10 Lakeside Camping Spots in the UK
Airports across the UK are experiencing disruptions with delayed and cancelled flights, you a staycation maybe be your only choice for a getaway.
By Stephen2 months ago in Wander
5 Ways to Defrost Your Car in Winter
This brought plenty of frost, ice, and snow and those of us who can drive know the irritation of waking up and getting ready to set off in winter, only for our windscreens and cars to have frozen overnight.
By Stephen2 months ago in Lifehack
Technological Advancements in Waste Management
From science to smartphones, food waste to recycling, join us as we take a look through the latest technologies that are supporting the waste management’s progress.
By Stephen2 months ago in Earth
The Work-Life Balance: How to Relax and Rewind After Work
It doesn’t matter which sector you work in, a tough day can get the better of you. Male workers in the construction industry are three times more likely to commit suicide than other men. There are many factors that can lead to this, an improper work-life balance being only one. However, if your mental health is declining, this is a good place to start.
By Stephen2 months ago in Longevity
Rebuilding Britain: Making Up for Lost Time in the Construction Industry
As 2019 came to an end, the construction industry was going from strength to strength. This period of growth helped to balance the relative declines in other sectors (including retail and manufacturing). At this time, the construction industry contributed up to six per cent of the UK’s GDP, seven per cent of jobs, and thirteen per cent of businesses. The average salary in the industry was rising, as was the output of the construction industry. In December 2019, overall output was up by 3.8 per cent in comparison with December 2018 according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS).
By Stephen2 months ago in Journal