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Līvāni: the fibre-optic capital of Latvia (opens the original)
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Dr Ints Ūdris, a vascular surgeon and phlebologist, uses fibre-optics every day in his operations. They are flexible and can transmit light, ultraviolet and infrared rays. Since 2016, Ūdris has been working with one of Latvia’s leading companies in the sector, Lightguide, to develop catheters. They are very thin and flexible; the heat isn’t concentrated in a single point, the procedure is less invasive and the recovery is quicker, he says, holding up a fibre-optic catheter., he says, holding up
Latvian optical fibre: 40 years of experience and local expertise (opens the original)
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The Latgale region, situated in eastern Latvia and bordering Russia, is considered the cradle of Latvia’s fibre-optic industry. It all began “in Līvāni, near Latvia’s eastern border.” Līvāni is a small town with a long industrial tradition. And this story began right here with the glass factory, which produced glass cups and vases for the entire Soviet Union,” explains Santa Vucina, quality manager at Lightguide, one of Latvia’s leading companies in this sector. “In the early 1980s, what was the
People’s photos are helping scientists record marine life in real-time in the Canary Islands (opens the original)
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With more than 85,000 recorded and validated sightings in the waters of the so-called ‘Lucky Islands’ or Macaronesia, scientists from the RedPROMAR project have recorded more than 5,000 species of living organisms in this part of the North Atlantic. Dennis Rabeling, a diving instructor at Euro-Divers Lanzarote, is one of its main contributors. He dives every day and uploads thousands of photos of marine flora and fauna to the website of this European project, which is co-funded by the Government
Exotic, invasive and neo-colonising species: what sets them apart, and how to deal with them (opens the original)
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But what sets them apart, and what can be done to limit their impact on the ecosystem? Leopoldo Moro, a biodiversity specialist for the Canary Islands Government and a supporter of RedPROMAR explains that the project was launched in 2015, but the idea emerged four years earlier. “Behind the RedPROMAR app is a huge team of validators and loads of active participants. We’re the ones steering the ship, but the strength of the vessel relies on all of our collective effort. Rogelio Herrera was the dr
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