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Research & Development: Harris Paints has opened the Charles Kirton Research and Development Laboratory in Barbados, aimed at improving product quality, durability and sustainability. Healthcare Technology: Queen Elizabeth Hospital patients could get faster, more precise prosthetic care through 3D printing. Sol Barbados is raising funds to buy the equipment, which would serve children and adults needing prosthetic limbs or orthotic devices. AI Safety: Barbados is set to host an international AI safety summit, bringing the island into a fast-growing global technology debate. Public Health: Barbados has recorded zero child HIV cases for three years, with the WHO certifying that its antiretroviral delivery is working. STEM Skills: Scotiabank and Relay Education are training 1,750 young people in Barbados, Guyana and Jamaica in renewable energy and sustainability, with hands-on workshops building STEM skills.

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CMEx donation boosts classroom technology at Barbados school

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