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[+] Print version labelling Innis & Gunn has launched a fruity new brand, Melville’s Raspberry and Melville’s Strawberry. Both are flavoursome, real fruit flavoured beers equipped with stylish labels courtesy of Spear. Brewed using 100% Scottish pressed fruit the new beer brings a fresh edge to a mature category, comprised largely of Belgian imports with old-fashioned packaging. Dougal Sharp, managing director of Innis & Gunn comments: “Oak aged beer remains Innis & Gunn’s speciality and our brands are enjoying another very successful year, but our obsession with flavour always drives us to think about which other beer styles we

Design / Scotland New packaging design for Glenfiddich’s limited edition Snow Pheonix has been designed by Stand. The Glasgow design agency was briefed with producing bottle labels and an outer pack that would reflect the single malt Scotch whisky, which was created as a result of ‘the great warehouse collapes’ at the distillery in Dufftown. The collapse saw four roofs buckle under the weight of the lying snow, with a range of casks being rescued and married to create Snow Pheonix. Stand has reflected the incident through the use of photography, colour, typography and the tin packaging. Katrina Wateridge,

The key element of the tools is the patented pulsed light technology which uses proprietary lamps to deliver the energy required to effect the desired material changes. In Q2 of 2008, Plextronics' organic photovoltaic technology achieved a world record in the conversion of solar light to power efficiency. The 5.98% result, achieved on a 50 mm x 50 mm substrate, established a new world record for single layer organic solar cells and was certified by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). Plastic Logic had to develop methods for manufacturing high-resolution transistor arrays at low-temperatures. Based on ISO 14443 standards, this product features integrated synchronous analog, logic, anti-collision, and read-only memory blocks. Epson Epson has invested substantially in developing inkjet printing technologies for electronics, and wins the IDTechEx Commercialization Award for commercializing the technology in large-scale deployments. [...] at the Sharp Kameyama plant in Japan, Epson's inkjet printing technology is employed to print the color filters for Gen 8 (2160 x 2460 mm) displays.