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謎の芸術家バンクシーは英ブリストル出身の男性、 「デービッド・ジョーンズ」とも
２０２２年、ウクライナのホレンカ村に現れたバンクシーの作品。２０２２年11月13日撮影。 REUTERS/Gleb Garanich ［１３日 ロイター］ - 世界各地に作品を残している謎の芸術家バンクシー。ロイターは関係者への取材や資料に基づき、バンクシーは英南西部ブリストル出身の男性ロビン・ガニンガム氏だと結論づけた。 バンクシーの弁護士マーク・スティーブンス氏はロイターに対し、書面で「（バンクシーは）貴社の問い合わせに含まれる詳細の多くが正確であるとは認めていない」と述べた。バンクシーの正体について肯定も否定もせず、取材内容を公表すればバンクシーのプライバシーを侵害し、芸術活動に支障をきたし、危険にさらすとして、公表を見送るよう要請した。 ロイターは、プライバシー侵害というバンクシーの主張、彼のファンの多くが匿名性の維持を望んでいるという事実を考慮した。報道活動で適用するあらゆる基準に照らしつつ、文化、アート業界、そして国際的な政治的議論にも深く永続的な影響力を持つ人物の素性や経歴を理解することについて、公衆が深い関心を持っていると判断した。 ＜宝探し＞...
Quest to identify the artist Banksy uncovers much more than a name
Quest to identify the artist Banksy uncovers much more than a name By Simon Gardner, James Pearson and Blake Morrison Reuters March 13, 2026, 4:19 p.m. ET Horenka, Ukraine – In late 2022, an ambulance pulled up to a bombed-out apartment building in this village outside Kyiv. Three people emerged. One wore a gray hoodie, another a baseball cap. Both had masks covering their faces. The third was more easily identifiable: He was unmasked, and had one arm and two prosthetic legs, witnesses told Reuters.
Vectis Astronomy Society invites Islanders to an open evening of astronomy
Vectis Astronomy Society invite Islanders to Hands-on Evening of Astronomy: an Open Evening to showcase their refurbished observatory dome and the newly-purchased telescope and camera equipment, through the generous support of a grant from WightAid. What to expect Watch guided Night Sky tours Ask questions in a Q&A session Follow a Beginners Stargazing presentation Learn about Astro-Photography in the dome.
Simon Gardner, Author at ONdrugDelivery
Simon Gardner, Business Development Director, is a chemical engineer by training. He has over 25 years of experience in the global pMDI industry, including process engineering, plant management and business management roles in the medical propellants sector. He is a subject matter expert in propellant market dynamics and environmental regulation, and now focuses on supporting Bespak’s customers to transition to sustainable propellants. Mr Gardner is also an IPAC board member.
SCALING LOW-CARBON pMDI PRODUCTION WITHOUT DISRUPTING PATIENT ACCESS
Citation: Gardner S, “Scaling Low-Carbon pMDI Production Without Disrupting Patient Access”. ONdrugDelivery, Issue 179 (Oct/Nov 2025), pp 52–55. Simon Gardner looks at how the pharmaceutical industry is scaling up production of low-carbon pressurised metered dose inhalers to cut emissions without disrupting patient care. The article considers the challenges faced by the industry, as well as the role of CDMOs in creating sustainable, scalable solutions.
Learn how to be an exoplanet detective with Dr Joanne Barstow this September
Vectis Astronomical Society will be hosting a talk by Dr Joanne Barstow, titled “How To Be An Exoplanet Detective” this September. Jo Barstow holds an STFC fellowship to investigate exoplanet atmospheres from transit and eclipse observations. She takes part in several major international working groups and has a long list of publications to her name. She teaches at the Open University. Techniques used to discover exoplanets Over 5,000 planets, orbiting stars other than our Sun, are now known.
Build smarter, not harder
In today's fast-paced, constantly shifting landscape, it’s evolve or be extinguished. Remaining stuck in your ways or exclusively relying on traditional methods to solve modern challenges isn’t an option for those looking to scale up and keep pace. Staying competitive demands consistent focus on innovation, research and development (R&D), and an eagle eye on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Muographic Image Upsampling with Machine Learning for Built Infrastructure Applications
This is an early access version, the complete PDF, HTML, and XML versions will be available soon. Open AccessArticle by William O’Donnell 1,2,*, David Mahon 1,2, Guangliang Yang 1,2 and Simon Gardner 1 1 School of Physics & Astronomy, University of Glasgow, Kelvin Building, University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ, UK 2 Lynkeos Technology Ltd., University of Glasgow, No. 11 The Square, Glasgow G12 8QQ, UK * Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.
7.3 magnitude earthquake not enough to stop Bank of South Pacific data center
On 17 December last year, a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck near Vanuatu’s capital Port Vila, killing 14 people and injuring hundreds, and causing widespread damage to buildings and critical infrastructure, electricity, and telecommunications services. That damage included the US, British, French, and New Zealand embassies, submarine internet cables, and satellite infrastructure.
Explore the history and future of the International Space Station with Keith Townsend
The Vectis Astronomical Society will be hosting an online talk (Zoom) by Keith Townsend, FRAS at the end of the month titled, The International Space Station. Twenty-four years and counting, the ISS has provided answers to myriad questions and yielded scientific benefits for all.
La adopción de IA generativa está obligando a los diseñadores de centros de datos a volver a la mesa de dibujo
Las tecnologías de inteligencia artificial generativa que están cambiando las reglas del juego están afectando drásticamente la forma en que los empleados trabajan, interactúan con los clientes y colaboran con los socios. Sin embargo, detrás de escena, el voraz apetito de recursos de la inteligencia artificial generativa está obligando a las organizaciones a reconsiderar por completo la forma en que se diseñan y gestionan los centros de datos.
Generative AI adoption is forcing data center designers back to the drawing board
Game-changing generative AI technologies are dramatically impacting the way employees work, engage with customers, and collaborate with partners. Yet behind the scenes, generative AI’s voracious appetite for resources is forcing organizations to completely reconsider how data centers are designed and managed.
Simon Gardner - DCD
Global CTO, Chief Operating Officer EMEA, Oper8 Global Asia Simon Gardner has over 37 years’ experience in data centre design and implementation, with considerable expertise in high-performance computing. In addition to designing landmark data centres across the globe, he is an active member of ASHRAE, the Green Data Centre Alliance and the Data Centre Engineering Group.
Vectis Astronomical Society welcomes Mary McIntyre for a talk on women in astronomy
Vectis Astronomical Society is pleased to welcome back Mary McIntyre, who brought us one of the best received talks of 2024. Following on from Part One, this online talk (on Friday 24th January 2025) tells the stories of some of the trailblazing women working in astronomy after Caroline Herschel.
REFORMULATING pMDIS WITH NEXT-GENERATION SUSTAINABLE PROPELLANTS
Citation: Errington R, Gardner S, “Reformulating pMDIS with Next-Generation Sustainable Propellants”. ONdrugDelivery, Issue 167 (Nov 2024), pp 38–41. Ross Errington and Simon Gardner discuss sustainability and the reformulation of pMDIs with low-GWP propellants.
Photography by Simon Gardner
Simon Gardner’s scenes from Europe open a week of photography today. A brief stop at one of the many picturesque lakes in Sweden, so numerous they become almost unremarkable. Looking out onto the rock of Es Vedrà, a prehistoric vision from the southwest coast of Ibiza, the largest of three Balearic islands, in the Mediterranean Sea. A solitary house near Artignosc-sur-Verdon, France, where the sun seemed to swamp the landscape.
From Moon landings to space-faring civilisation: Join the Vectis Astronomy Talk this month
The next Vectis Astronomical Society talk explores the incredible achievements of the post-Moon era. Presented by Neil Phillipson, Mankind’s Next Giant Leap takes place on Friday 27th September 2024 at 7.30pm at Newchurch Pavilion, Watery Lane, Newchurch (nearest postcode: PO36 0LX).
Nixer early bird offer
This offer nets you the new Nixer vinyl EP 'I hit the town and the town hit me back' on gorgeous transparent yellow vinyl and previous 'People Feel' EP on green vinyl with with a free CD of the new EP. All for a remarkable €27.50. Nixer are Seán Keenan and Simon Gardner and they deliver dancefloor friendly, uptempo and visceral electro synth wave which is delicately balanced with the perfect amount of pop sensibilities.
Nixer vinyl EP | I hit the town and the town hit me back | Blowtorch Records
I hit the town and the town hit me back 12" vinyl EP by Nixeron gorgeous transparent yellow vinyl. The first 25 orders come with a free CD and glossy artwork insert. Nixer are Seán Keenan and Simon Gardner and they deliver dancefloor friendly, uptempo and visceral electro synth wave which is delicately balanced with the perfect amount of pop sensibilities. The EP was recorded, produced and mixed in bedrooms in London, LA, and New York City. Mastered by Rude 66 in California. Track listing is: 1.
Is It Time to Decolonize Therapy?
The CatalystConversations on Mental Health Subscribe to Catalyst Subscribe to get our magazine delivered right to your inbox Name(Required) First Last When one size does not fit all. A look at Waypoint’s approach to structured... Getting started on a new plan for meaningful change It’s time to reframe masculinity — one step at a time If it’s just not working, then don’t ghost. Name your needs.
New downtown clinic for psychosis patients in the "middle territory"
“I just consider myself very lucky.” Jackie, a 60-year-old mother of two, is describing her experience at a new community mental health clinic opened by the Royal Ottawa Health Care Group. About 40 years ago, Jackie started hearing, seeing, feeling, and even smelling things that didn’t exist. The delusions, combined with her depression and mood swings, were diagnosed as schizoaffective disorder.
Guatemala prosecutor requests detention of President Perez amid scandal
GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) – Guatemala’s attorney general’s office said late on Wednesday it had sought the detention of President Otto Perez amid a corruption scandal that has gutted his government and plunged the country into chaos days before a presidential election.
Future List 2022: Young leaders worth watching
In addition to people with decades of experience on their resumes, the Future List shines a light on young leaders doing exceptional things. Here, we look at the backgrounds and ambitions of four people in Ottawa starting off on interesting ventures that are sure to enrich the fabric of our city. SERENA MANOUCHEHRI “Honestly, I didn’t really think it was real,” says 17-year-old Serena Manouchehri of her win at this year’s Indie Short Fest in Los Angeles.
Future List 2022: Kevin Ford is harnessing the energy and skills of retired men
That revelation came to Kevin Ford when he was a young entrepreneur struggling to launch a tech company. He had placed a classified ad looking for help and was soon flooded with applications from retired men who were feeling forgotten. They were thrilled to work a few hours a week at Ford's small company.
Kyiv's central district rocked by blasts second time in week
5/5 © Reuters. Smoke rises after a Russian drones strike, which local authorities consider to be Iranian made unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) Shahed-136, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Kyiv, Ukraine October 17, 2022.
Several blasts rock Kyiv's centre: mayor
Several blasts rocked the central Shevchenkivskiy district of Ukraine's capital Kyiv on Monday morning, Mayor Vitalii Klitschko said on the Telegram messaging app, with Reuters witnesses reporting three blasts. The Shevchenkivskiy district was hit by several explosions a week earlier, on Oct. 10. (Reporting by Simon Gardner and Lidia Kelly; Writing in Melbourne by Lidia Kelly; Editing by Christopher Cushing)
Under occupation: Death and defiance in a Bucha neighbourhood that was held by Russian troops
09 April 2022 SIMON GARDNER Bucha, Ukraine Reuters Set in a quiet, tree-lined neighbourhood of the Ukrainian town of Bucha, an apartment complex on Vodoprovidna street has neatly trimmed verges with pedestrian walkways. Number 34a Vodoprovidna is one of a clutch of modern apartment buildings that back on to a kindergarten. Residents are largely middle class: Vasyl Nedashkivskiy, who fitted PVC windows, lived on the fifth floor with his wife, Tetyana, and their dog, Nika.
Bucha killings: Ukrainian forensic investigators begin exhuming bodies from mass grave | Globalnews.ca
By Staff Reuters Posted April 8, 2022 11:57 am Updated April 8, 2022 11:58 am 2:10 Growing evidence contradicts Russia’s denials of mass slaughter in Bucha WARNING: This video contains disturbing content. Viewer discretion is advised. Growing evidence contradicts Russia's denials of mass slaughter in Bucha WARNING: This story contains disturbing content and graphic images throughout. Viewer discretion is advised.
Investigadores ucranianos já exumaram 20 corpos enterrados em vala comum em Bucha
Segundo eles, 18 tinham ferimentos de armas de fogo e estilhaços Simon Gardner and Mari Saito, da Reuters 08/04/2022 - 12:42 / Atualizado em 08/04/2022 - 13:04 Militares ucranianos montam guarda ao lado de corpos que foram exumados de uma vala comum na cidade de Bucha, enquanto o ataque da Rússia à Ucrânia continua Foto: JANIS LAIZANS / REUTERS BUCHA — Investigadores forenses começaram a exumar uma vala comum na cidade ucraniana de Bucha nesta sexta-feira, embrulhando em plástico preto os...
Death and defiance in a Ukrainian neighborhood that was held by Russian troops
BUCHA, Ukraine – Set in a quiet, tree-lined neighborhood of the Ukrainian town of Bucha, an apartment complex on Vodoprovidna street has neatly trimmed verges with pedestrian walkways. Number 34a Vodoprovidna is one of a clutch of modern apartment buildings that back on to a kindergarten. Residents are largely middle class: Vasyl Nedashkivskiy, who fitted PVC windows, lived on the fifth floor with his wife, Tetyana, and their dog, Nika.
Death and Defiance in a Bucha Neighbourhood That Was Held by Russian Troops
By Simon Gardner BUCHA, Ukraine (Reuters) - Set in a quiet, tree-lined neighbourhood of the Ukrainian town of Bucha, an apartment complex on Vodoprovidna street has neatly trimmed verges with pedestrian walkways. Number 34a Vodoprovidna is one of a clutch of modern apartment buildings that back on to a kindergarten. Residents are largely middle class: Vasyl Nedashkivskiy, who fitted PVC windows, lived on the fifth floor with his wife, Tetyana, and their dog, Nika.
Death and defiance in a Bucha neighbourhood that was held by Russian troops
BUCHA, Ukraine (Reuters) - Set in a quiet, tree-lined neighbourhood of the Ukrainian town of Bucha, an apartment complex on Vodoprovidna street has neatly trimmed verges with pedestrian walkways. Number 34a Vodoprovidna is one of a clutch of modern apartment buildings that back on to a kindergarten. Residents are largely middle class: Vasyl Nedashkivskiy, who fitted PVC windows, lived on the fifth floor with his wife, Tetyana, and their dog, Nika.
Pés amarrados e bala na cabeça: um assassinato na cidade ucraniana de Bucha
Com uma corda amarrada em seus pés e um buraco de tiro na testa, um homem morto jazia no mato perto de uma ferrovia nos arredores da cidade ucraniana de Bucha. A figura assombrosa, sua pele amarela pálida como se fosse uma estátua de cera, estava cercada por folhas caídas. A poucos metros de distância, o cadáver de outra vítima jazia na vegetação rasteira. "Não toque no corpo.
Feet tied and bullet to the head: A killing in Ukraine’s Bucha
By Simon Gardner BUCHA, Ukraine (Reuters) – A rope tied around his feet and a charred hole in his forehead, a dead man lies in scrub by a railroad track on the outskirts of the Ukrainian town of Bucha. The haunting figure, his flesh a sallow yellow as if a waxwork, lies surrounded by brown fallen leaves. Just meters (yards) away, the corpse of another victim lies in the undergrowth. “Don’t touch the body.
Feet tied and bullet to the head: A killing in Ukraine's Bucha
By Simon Gardner BUCHA, Ukraine (Reuters) - A rope tied around his feet and a charred hole in his forehead, a dead man lies in scrub by a railroad track on the outskirts of the Ukrainian town of Bucha. The haunting figure, his flesh a sallow yellow as if a waxwork, lies surrounded by brown fallen leaves. Just meters (yards) away, the corpse of another victim lies in the undergrowth. "Don't touch the body.
Feet Tied and Bullet to the Head: A Killing in Ukraine's Bucha
Serhii Lahovskyi, 26, mourns next to the grave of his friend Ihor Lytvynenko, who according to residents was killed by Russian soldiers, after they found him beside a building's basement, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in Bucha, in Kyiv region, Ukraine, April 6, 2022.
Feet tied and bullet to the head: A killing in Ukraine's Bucha
By Simon Gardner BUCHA, Ukraine (Reuters) - A rope tied around his feet and a charred hole in his forehead, a dead man lies in scrub by a railroad track on the outskirts of the Ukrainian town of Bucha. The haunting figure, his flesh a sallow yellow as if a waxwork, lies surrounded by brown fallen leaves. Just meters (yards) away, the corpse of another victim lies in the undergrowth. "Don't touch the body.
Roadside Burial for Labourer Shot Through Head in Ukraine's Bucha
(Please note: this story contains graphic descriptions) By Simon Gardner BUCHA, Ukraine (Reuters) - Sobbing uncontrollably, Serhii Lahovskyi nuzzles against the shrouded corpse of his closest childhood friend, who disappeared when Russian troops occupied the Ukrainian town of Bucha near Kyiv and was found shot through the head and dumped in a stairwell.
Roadside Burial For Labourer Shot Through Head In Ukraine's Bucha
Sobbing uncontrollably, Serhii Lahovskyi nuzzles against the shrouded corpse of his closest childhood friend, who disappeared when Russian troops occupied the Ukrainian town of Bucha near Kyiv and was found shot through the head and dumped in a stairwell. The labourer's eyes cloudy and half open, black and crimson streaks of blood caked on his face and snaking down to his lips from an exit wound that cracked his skull, Igor Litvinenko had been shot through the mouth at very close range.
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