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Rammelburg, Germany, January 31, 2025 – Peter Karl Jugl refers to the Bild article from January 30, titled “This Could Be Elon Musk’s New European Headquarters”. Jugl, Managing Director of Deutsche Baukultur Dienstleistungs GmbH, which owns Rammelburg Castle, is offering the visionary entrepreneur Elon Musk the historic property as a weekend retreat, holiday residence, or company headquarters. As a great admirer of Musk’s innovative projects and his commitment to the future of humanity, Jugl would even be willing to gift him the castle. “I warmly invite Elon Musk to visit Rammelburg Castle in person and experience its unique atmosphere firsthand,” says Jugl. Jugl is also the Managing Director of Thekenberge Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH, which owns the world’s largest bunker complex, Komplexlager 12, also known by the codename Malachite. The bunker is located just an hour from the castle and could also be of interest to Musk. With this extraordinary gesture, Peter Karl Jugl wants to off

Initiativet EU Code Week vill bidra till att fler får testa kodning och digitala kunskaper på ett roligt och engagerande sätt. I samband med eventet arrangerar NTI Gymnasiet i Södertälje workshops för allmänheten och för yngre elever i årskurs 8 - 9 som är nyfikna på teknik och programmering.

Swedish fintech and SME financial provider Qred has become a principal member of Visa, joining a short list of fintechs able to issue their own credit cards. The membership allows the company to power even more entrepreneurs than before by being able to issue the first credit card specifically designed for SMEs across their European markets.

Researchers at Karolinska Institutet and the Ludwig Cancer Research in Stockholm, Sweden have conducted a detailed molecular analysis of the embryo's first week of development. Their results show that there are considerable differences in embryonic development between humans and mice, which is the most common organism of study in this field. The new study, which is published in the journal Cell, also shows that genes on the X chromosome are regulated differently.