AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBioprinting bottleneck: A new review highlights a “structure-function mismatch” in bioprinting: researchers can print vessel-like structures, but long-term vascular performance still lags, limiting progress toward blood-transportable tissue for research. Public transport pressure: In Iloilo, an alliance of 11 transport cooperatives rejected calls for a transport strike, arguing work stoppages would harm commuters while they push for dialogue on fuel costs, fares, assistance, and colorum enforcement. Freight and logistics risk: A study on cargo theft finds active monitoring outperforms passive approaches, with higher recovery rates and faster theft confirmation—an operational wake-up call for in-transit security. Supply chain disruption watch: Sea-Intelligence warns Asia’s container congestion could take 7–10 months to ease as China’s record volumes keep ports strained. Energy and transport costs: Australia’s August household spending rose, with transport up on higher fuel spending and vehicle sales, underscoring how fuel-price swings ripple into logistics demand. Industrial cooperation: Russia and India are shifting from trade talks to joint industrial production at INNOPROM India, with transport and aviation hardware among the focus areas.
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