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About Marc
I am a freelance journalist based in Tokyo, Japan. I contribute articles to a number of international media and companies, including Forbes Asia and Singularity Hub. 

My main areas of expertise are science, technology and finance. However, I have spent time working at both local newspapers in the UK as well as international broadsheets, and feel comfortable writing about most subjects.
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Current SBA Loan Rates for July 2024

01 Jul 2024  |  Fit Small Business
SBA loan interest rates, reviewed monthly, vary based on loan type, lender, and business qualifications. Despite an upward trend, SBA loans remain affordable with favorable terms. The article details current rates for various SBA loan programs, including 7(a), Express, CDC/504, Microloan, and EIDL, and explains their uses and qualification requirements. SBA loans generally offer lower rates compared to other lenders, making them a cost-effective option for small businesses.

Why Scientists Are Rushing To Catalog The World’s Poop

01 Jul 2024  |  Awaken
The Global Microbiome Conservancy (GMC) is undertaking a project to catalog and preserve gut bacteria from diverse populations worldwide, aiming to safeguard microbiome diversity threatened by changing diets and lifestyles. The initiative, led by scientists like Eric Alm and Ramnik Xavier, highlights the potential health benefits of understanding gut bacteria, including links to autoimmune disorders and diseases like diabetes. The GMC has collected samples from various regions, revealing significant differences in gut bacteria diversity between traditional and Westernized societies. The project underscores the urgency of preserving microbiome diversity as a resource for future medical applications.

Shopping for a Robot: Tips to Find Your Perfect Match

30 Jun 2024  |  blog.robotiq.com
The article provides comprehensive guidance on purchasing collaborative robots, emphasizing the importance of identifying specific needs, involving a project manager, and communicating with employees about safety and job implications. It outlines key specifications to consider, such as payload, reach, repeatability, ease of programming, and safety. The article also discusses the significance of choosing the right end-effector, sensors, and a reliable distributor. The eBook 'Shopping for your Collaborative Robot' is recommended for further detailed information.

10 Robotics Predictions for Trends That Will Dominate 2023

06 May 2024  |  blog.robotiq.com
Robotics are becoming increasingly integral in business operations due to challenges like supply chain disruption, labor shortages, and geopolitical unrest. Key trends for 2023 include data-driven automation, robots augmenting human abilities, the rise of collaborative robots, the arrival of autonomous mobile robots in logistics, and the growth of electronics assembly automation. The automotive industry has lost its lead in robot deployment to non-automotive applications, indicating a broader adoption across industries. The shortage of robotics skills may slow adoption, highlighting the importance of easy-to-use robotic solutions. Intelligent and adaptive robots are on the rise, and robots-as-a-service models are emerging to lower barriers to entry.

Searching For A Cure For Japan's Loneliness Epidemic

04 Oct 2023  |  sg.news.yahoo.com
Japan faces a significant loneliness epidemic, exacerbated by an aging population and the breakdown of traditional family structures. Technological solutions, such as robotic pets and AI-powered virtual assistants, are being employed to combat loneliness, particularly among the elderly. While these technologies show promise in providing companionship, experts stress the importance of maintaining human interaction. The phenomenon of loneliness is not unique to Japan, with similar issues observed in the UK and the US. The article highlights the balance between technological and human solutions in addressing this growing public health concern.

How to Increase Website Traffic Using Free and Paid Strategies

06 Apr 2023  |  Bluehost Blog
The article provides a comprehensive guide on increasing website traffic through a combination of free and paid strategies. It emphasizes the importance of having a well-structured website and offers various methods such as blogging, creating evergreen content, guest posting, and integrating SEO best practices. It also highlights the benefits of social media engagement, supporting causes, developing partnerships, and email marketing. Paid strategies like PPC advertising, social media advertising, and influencer marketing are also discussed. The article warns against using automatic website traffic generators due to potential negative impacts on SEO and website credibility.

Custom 3D printed bone implants could revolutionize reconstructive surgery

18 Mar 2020  |  Genetic Literacy Project
Danish startup Particle3D is developing a novel method for 3D printing customized bone implants using tricalcium phosphate (TCP) powder particles and fatty acids. These implants are designed to fuse with the skeleton and degrade over time, reducing infection risks and promoting natural bone growth. This technology could significantly advance reconstructive surgery and may even be used in space missions.

Custom-made bones are being 3D printed in a lab then implanted in people

11 Mar 2020  |  www.themandarin.com.au
Danish startup Particle3D is pioneering a method for 3D printing customized bone implants using a bio-ink made from tricalcium phosphate (TCP) and fatty acids. These implants are designed to fuse with the skeleton and degrade over time, reducing infection risks and eliminating the need for additional surgeries. The technology has shown promising results in animal trials and could revolutionize healthcare by providing tailored solutions for bone reconstruction. The European Space Agency is also exploring 3D printing for medical applications in space, aiming to keep astronauts healthy on long missions. Despite regulatory challenges, the potential for 3D printing in healthcare is enormous, promising significant advancements in patient treatment and recovery.

Why your 5G phone connection could mean lousy weather forecasts

10 Mar 2020  |  www.themandarin.com.au
The article explores the potential conflict between the deployment of 5G networks and the accuracy of weather forecasts. Meteorologists are concerned that 5G signals, particularly in the 24.25-24.45 GHz range, could interfere with the measurement of water vapor, leading to less accurate weather predictions. Telecommunications companies argue that the interference will be minimal. Efforts to establish noise buffers between 5G transmissions and weather signals are ongoing, with different standards proposed by various organizations. Artificial intelligence is suggested as a potential solution to mitigate the impact of 5G on weather forecasting, with companies like IBM and Monsanto investing in AI technologies for better predictions.

Custom-Made Bones Are Being 3D Printed in a Lab Then Implanted in People

09 Mar 2020  |  singularityhub.com
Danish startup Particle3D is pioneering a method for 3D printing customized bone implants using a bio-ink made from tricalcium phosphate (TCP) and fatty acids. These implants are designed to fuse with the skeleton and degrade over time, reducing infection risks and eliminating the need for additional surgeries. The technology has shown promising results in animal trials and could revolutionize reconstructive surgery. The European Space Agency is also exploring 3D printing for medical applications in space. Despite regulatory challenges, the potential for 3D printing in healthcare is vast, offering customized, cost-effective solutions and improved patient outcomes.
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