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David Ray of Zimmer Biomet reviews course assignments with Grace College engineering students Ben Miller, right, and Korbin Baker.
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Zimmer Biomet recently donated about 2,000 bars of density medical grade polyethylene to Ivy Tech Warsaw.
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Orthopedic firms aid Grace, Ivy Tech
ASHLEY SLOBODA | The Journal Gazette
Two northeast Indiana colleges are benefiting from their proximity to a city nicknamed the Orthopedic Capital of the World.
The Orthopedic and Advanced Manufacturing Training Center at Ivy Tech Warsaw recently received 1,999 bars of density medical grade polyethylene, worth more than $100,000, from Zimmer Biomet, according to a news release.
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The country’s innovation giants say tax breaks for profits generated on local intellectual property will nurture high-value, local jobs and foster new companies, despite Australia still offering significantly weaker incentives than countries such as Britain and Singapore.
Australia joins 24 other countries with patent box schemes, which offer lower tax rates on profits generated from local intellectual property.
Cochlear boss Dig Howitt has been a major advocate for the establishment of a patent box.
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The introduction of a 17 per cent tax rate for locally developed biotechnology and medical innovations comes after a push from high-profile industry leaders such as Cochlear chief executive Dig Howitt, Planet Innovation CEO Stuart Elliot and Brandon Capital partner Chris Nave.
Grieving daughter pays tribute to Newton Aycliffe dad Phil Webb who died after lung disease battle
Phil Webb, 63, served in the Royal Regiment Artillery as a gunner and fought in Ireland
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Hotel enjoys a slice of the Peaky Blinders action By Alan Beresford
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Updated: 23:17, 17 February 2021
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CULLEN enjoyed its own slice of movie action when a hit TV show came to the north-east.
BBC s gangster drama Peaky Blinders descended on Portsoy for a five-day spell of filming, wrapping up on Friday, February 12, with the action being based mainly around the village s historic 17th century harbour.
It is believed the filming was for the series sixth season.
While not involved with the filming, the Seafield Arms Hotel in Cullen nevertheless had a vital role to play by looking after members of the cast and crew during their time in the north-east.