Four early-career chemists have been awarded funding to kickstart their research, ranging from biochemistry to polymers, thanks to a fund created to advance women in the chemical sciences.
Daylighting the World for 30 Years - Solatube Home Part of the Legacy
Solatube International Invented Tubular Skylights in 1991 and Redefined Natural Lighting Worldwide LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, April 9, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ Solatube International Inc., the worldwide leading manufacturer and marketer of tubular skylights, is celebrating its 30th Anniversary this year. From an ancient temple in Egypt to the iciest places in the Arctic Circle to storm shelters across the United States and homeowners in over 122 countries, there are no limits to Solatube shining light on what is important to us. Solatube Home is the residential installation division of Solatube International and is proud to be part of the legacy, delivering beautiful natural light to homeowners throughout Southern California.
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Is it permissible to take apart a historic but damaged house â one of the city of Napaâs oldest landmarks â in hopes of saving it?
Napaâs Cultural Heritage Commission on Thursday grappled with a plan to divide the skin of the Thomas Earl House near downtown into several panels, restore the exterior sections and piece them back together over a stronger, hidden steel framework â a seemingly radical surgery that owner Marc Porat called the only long-term way to preserve a landmark rocked by the 2014 earthquake.
City staff, wary of dismantling the 159-year-old home even temporarily, called for the plan to proceed only after peer review by experts and weekly updates on the repairs. But the heritage commission unanimously granted the project a certificate of appropriateness â a statement of its belief that the shored-up landmark will retain its historical value, even if separated into pieces for a time.