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Improving Indoor Air Quality and Workplace Health: Insights from the IWBI Healthy Building Summit

Improving Indoor Air Quality and Workplace Health: Insights from the IWBI Healthy Building Summit
09/27/2024 | Companies
If you're reading this, chances are you're indoors, given that people spend approximately 90% of their time inside. Now, take a deep breath—how confident are you that the air around you is clean or safe? Without indoor air quality sensors in your facility, it's difficult to be certain.  ...
air quality sensors, building design, building maintenance, clean air standards, COVID-19, disability accessibility, energy efficiency, environmental health, extreme resilience planning, Georgetown University, GSA, Healthy Building Policy Summit, human health, IAQ, indoor air quality, indoor environments, IWBI, LEED Platinum, neurodiversity, occupant health, policy change, preventive health, public buildings, public health, sustainability, sustainable buildings, WELL Building, workplace health

Viatris contributes $250,000 to combat food shortage in Ukraine

Viatris contributes $250,000 to combat food shortage in Ukraine
04/12/2023 | Companies
The ongoing Ukrainian crisis has had far-reaching consequences, including worsening a global food emergency affecting communities all over the world. We recognize the significant implications of this crisis and the need to respond both locally and globally as a global healthcare company driven by...
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Nurturing education in Life Sciences and Genomics for the next generation

Nurturing education in Life Sciences and Genomics for the next generation
12/27/2022 | Companies
The Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute, located north of Boston, is conducting marine research and providing hands-on training to the local community. When the Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute (GMGI) was founded in 2013, it already had an Illumina connection, as it was founded with the...
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Franklin Templeton recognizes growing systemic risks from water

Franklin Templeton recognizes growing systemic risks from water
08/23/2022 | Companies
With water underpinning all drivers of economic growth, it poses systemic risks from impacts of climate change, which is making water supplies increasingly unstable across the globe. Franklin Templeton, with $9.8 trillion in Assets Under Management, has signed on to the Valuing Water Finance...
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Illumina invests £30M to fund genomic startups to advance breakthroughs in human health

Illumina invests £30M to fund genomic startups to advance breakthroughs in human health
07/03/2022 | Companies
Investment from cornerstone investor LifeArc, along with other investors such as Illumina, and Illumina Ventures will fund genomics startups for Illumina Accelerator Cambridge graduates Global leader in DNA sequencing and array-based technologies Illumina Inc has announced its participation in Time...
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Johnson & Johnson’s Chief Historian Seeped In ‘A Long, Rich Heritage Of Innovation’

Johnson & Johnson’s Chief Historian Seeped In ‘A Long, Rich Heritage Of Innovation’
08/23/2019 | Companies
Johnson & Johnson has advanced in technology and innovation yet maintains its old values. Dailycsr.com – 23 August 2019 – Margaret Gurowitz earned her “bachelor’s degree in history” and was looking for a job when the “dean of her school”, Douglass College, rang up to say: “Someone from Johnson...
commitment, community service, corporate social responsibility, Employee Engagement, Gurowitz, Historian, human health, Innovation, Johnson & Johnson, legacy, Responsible Business, Technology


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