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AI art challenges curatorial boundaries
In just one Within a few years, the number of artworks produced by self-proclaimed AI artists has increased dramatically. Some of these works were sold by major auction houses at sky-high prices and ended up in prestigious collections.…
Long Covid patients seek experimental ‘bloodwash’ treatment abroad, survey finds
Newswise - Thousands of people suffering from the debilitating symptoms of long covid are traveling abroad to seek expensive but unproven treatments such as 'blood washing', a survey by The BMJ and ITV News published today.Patients are…
Bio-Instrument aims to bring life to other planets | Research & Technology | Jul 2022
HONOLULU, July 11, 2022 – The Compact Color Biofinder, an imaging device developed by researchers at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa, has demonstrated its ability to detect biofluorescence signals from traces of organic matter at a…
Did China make a losing bet on Russia?
In Beijing on the evening of June 24, 2022, Chinese President Xi Jinping chaired the High-Level Global Development Dialogue in virtual format and spoke.
The following Presidents were connected: Abdelmadjid Tebboune…
Egypt reaffirms its commitment to national space development
Dr Khaled Abdel-Ghaffar, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr Mohamed Al-Qousi, Executive Chairman of EgSA, and members of the Board of Directors,
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Personality tests and their flaws – Syarifah Zafirah Syed Azman
Personality tests are meant to assess human personality traits and characteristics in different situations. Psychologists can use personality tests to guide clinical diagnosis and intervention planning, and to predict individual response.…
Israel’s secret weapon – Journal
Is this an international plot – or perhaps a secret weapon – that allows Israel to rule the Middle East? How did a country of nine million people - between half and a third of Karachi's population - manage to subjugate 400 million Arabs?…
A reinvention of our annual meeting
For decades, the annual meeting of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology was held under Experimental Biology, which merged us with several other scientific societies. In 2023, we will chart our own course by…
A thousand words for the weather; Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2022 – review | Art
IIn the sunlit sleepiness of London's Senate Library, four stories above the grassy quadrangle, treetops float past an open window. Is it a breeze, a zephyr, an intemperate gust? A slight shiver moves through the air. Where does it come…
Trench fever that plagued Tolkien, CS Lewis could be prevented: scientists
The discovery of a special antibody could help prevent dangerous bacterial infections such as trench fever, whose victims included famous authors like JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis.Trench fever, or five-day fever, is transmitted by body lice.An…
What is energy? | HowStuffWorks
Imagine a basketball. An ordinary, everyday basketball, perfectly still on an empty court. Now visualize a player – let's go with Diana Taurasi of the WNBA's Phoenix Mercury. She heads for the middle of the field, her shoes squeaking…
The Real World Behind ‘Jurassic World’: How Dinosaur History Reflects Human History
Humans remain fascinated by dinosaurs, which is why scientists have recently announced acclaimed findings that dinosaurs are warm-blooded or maintain a delicate coexistence with exotic plants. And that's why, as the…
How To Change Your Mind Trailer Turns To Psychedelics For Mental Health
Netflix has released the first trailer for a new four-part documentary series How to change your mind which will teach viewers a little-known side of certain psychedelic drugs.
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DW joins Covering Climate Now | Press | DW
Vanessa Fischer, head of DW Environment: "The climate crisis is one of DW's priority topics. As journalists, we have a great responsibility to inform the public about the climate crisis and to continue to show how and why it is. is…
New study by Nobel laureate shows ‘largest learning gains ever measured’ using same…
MONROVIA – Nobel Prize-winning economist Professor Michael Kremer has published a groundbreaking study showing "one of the largest learning gains ever measured" by a major study on international education.
The study, based on NewGlobe's…
Non-contact Thickness Gauges Market Overview 2022-2029 | Key Players – Yokogawa, Vollmer, TQC…
The Non-contact thickness gauges The report is an in-depth examination of the overall consumption structure, development trends, sales techniques and major country sales of Non-Contact Thickness Gauges. The research…
Seven things you need to know about NASA’s new $4.9 billion mission to Saturn’s tiny…
Saturn's rings cast shadows on the planet's cloud tops, providing the perfect backdrop for the ... shining sphere of Enceladus, the moon of Saturn. The image was taken in visible light with the Cassini spacecraft's…
Book review: A treasure trove of interdisciplinary learning
This accessible and useful book combines history with archeology by delving into Taiwan's maritime past
By James…
How a Prometheus Director’s Cut Could Improve the Flawed Prequel
Prometheus is Ridley Scott's flawed prequel to Alien, and here's how a director's cut—restoring some great deleted scenes—could improve the movie.
Here's how a Prometheus the director's…
How this Irish researcher aims for the stars
Star formation researcher Dr. Jessica Erkal shares her experience with the IRC-ESO scholarship program and the importance of space research.
For anyone passionate about space exploration, astronomy and…
Why are clinical trials struggling with diversity? –
In the diverse world we live in, the products we make, the services we create and the places where we work must be equally representative. In recent years, diversity, equity and inclusion…
Law and science of law in the work of Kielsen
Hans Kielsen is perhaps the best example of an author who became famous for the wrong reasons. In Brazil at least, there is a gap between theory Kielcinian And what do we say about her? Of course, like any author, Kielsen is subject to…
Racism, sexism, social class and health | News
May 20, 2022 – Nancy Kriegerprofessor of social epidemiology, reflects on the still topical themes of a paper of which she was the first author three decades ago for the American Journal of Preventive Medicine. The newspaper…
What genetics can — and can’t — reveal about an individual’s risk of COVID
Imagine having a genetic test that could tell you your personal risk of developing complications and dying from a particular disease, such as cancer, heart attack, or even COVID. A version of such a test exists, although imperfect.…
Islam and the nation-state: are they compatible?
Many scholars argue that there is no inherent problem with Islam, whether textual or practical, that makes it incompatible with the nation-state system or even democracy. The case of liberal…
Behind the expert testimony in the ‘Fitbit murder’ trial
This week, a Connecticut jury found Richard Dabate guilty of murder in the murder of his wife, Connie Dabate, after a five-week trial that relied – in part – on data from his Fitbit. Richard said a man in camouflage broke into their…
How is potassium bromide used in infrared spectroscopy?
Sample preparation before conducting an infrared (IR) spectroscopy study is as critical as the study itself, and samples that are difficult to dissolve in any transparent IR solvent are mixed with sodium bromide potassium…
Carl Fisher talks about the war on drug addiction and “The Urge”
Carl Fisher remembers the exact moment alcohol took over his life. He was 29 years old.In a matter of weeks, he went from a seemingly stable and carefree doctor in a psychiatric residency program at Columbia University to a psychiatric…
UT Ladakh booming – Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism
Several steps are taken by the UT Government of Ladakh in the process of its establishment since it became a Union Territory in October 2019. Ladakh has its own!-->!-->!-->!-->…
MarkLogic partners with DoD and JAIC to structure data for national security
We're excited to bring back Transform 2022 in person on July 19 and virtually from July 20-28. Join leaders in AI and data for in-depth discussions and exciting networking opportunities. Register today!
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Tech needs girls, and girls need tech
Initiatives to help citizen science projects communicate their results pave the way for ordinary citizens to take the lead as effective and trusted science communicators.
As citizen science flourishes, thanks in part to…
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International Book and Copyright Day, in the context of reading culture and climate change
International Book and Copyright Day,
By Peter Makwana
On April 23, the world commemorates International Book and Copyright Day. This day is organized annually by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and!-->!-->…
Day of Science, Technology and Innovation (CT&I) in the Brazilian Navy
Over the centuries, the Navy has always sought the perfect balance point between two contrasting and unique concepts, namely: tradition and innovation.
Enter the Whatsapp channel of Defense in Focus and stay up to date with all the…
3M Survey: Trust in Science is High, but Misinformation is a Threat |
Trust in science is growing around the world, according to a 3M-backed survey released Tuesday, and more…
[Webinar] 5 Reasons Your eDiscovery Process Should Integrate Forensic Methods – May 4, 1:00…
Dr. Gavin ManesCEOAvansic
Dr. Gavin Manes is a nationally recognized expert in eDiscovery and digital forensics. He founded Avansic in 2004 after earning his doctorate in computer science from the University of…
Baker/Diaz: Overdose Prevention | Perspective
Overdose prevention sites will save lives. What is Vermont waiting for?Vermont is experiencing a real…
Remittance Challenges – The Himalayan Times – Nepal’s No.1 English Daily Newspaper
KATHMANDU, APRIL 10Nepal is a nation plagued by low income, poverty, rising unemployment and an unhealthy reliance on agriculture. According to the 2077/78 Economic Survey, about 66 percent of the population depends on…
Current evidence does not indicate that sunscreen ingredients increase cancer risk; it shows that…
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“Sunscreens cause cancer, not the sun”; sunscreens and sunless tanning products contain carcinogenic ingredients
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USC Dornsife junior wins sought-after Goldwater scholarship > News > USC Dornsife
Ammar Dharani, a neuroscience major, sees his work as being at the crossroads of several areas that can advance medicine.
Ammar Dharani studies brain changes following traumatic brain injury as part of his undergraduate research.…
Acute Long-Term Care Products Market to Explode with Abbott Laboratories, Boston Scientific,…
Global Long-Term Acute Care Products Market Research Report with Opportunities and Strategies to Drive Growth – Impact and Recovery of COVID-19, Impact of Covid 19 Outbreak The research report added by Report Ocean is an in-depth…
NASA wants to pass on humanity’s greatest secrets to extraterrestrials
NASA scientists are rewriting Voyager's iconic message for the 21st century.The message would be broadcast from China's massive FAST radio telescope.Its content includes the basics of mathematics and the building blocks of human…
Why India must relax the mask mandate
India's daily new Covid-19 cases have fallen to a 23-month low. Naturally, most Covid-related restrictions have…
Reviews | It’s time to rethink when we should reimpose covid restrictions
As the pandemic worsens in Europe and elsewhere, there is already talk of when public health officials in the United States should reimpose covid-19 measures such as mask mandates. But they should be wary of re-establishing rigid…
What legacy do we want to leave?
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Women of science: what legacy do we want to leave?
Rosangela Iwasei*
What do the names of Katie Bowman, Rosalind Franklin and Florence Sabine have in common? Katie Bowman is a young scientist who managed to…
UK weather records rewritten from Victorian rainfall data
Millions of archived rainfall records dating back almost 200 years which were digitized by volunteers during the pandemic have broken UK weather records and provided researchers with decades of additional data on weather patterns. The!-->…
Why are science journalists so gullible?
Image: The climax of Wagner's Götterdämmerung, 'Twilight of the Gods', by Max Brückner (1836-1919), printed by Otto Henning, restoration by Adam Cuerden, Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
The credulity of science journalists is…
Sony’s Daily Bugle TikTok Video Sets Up Jared Leto’s Morbius
Sony's Daily Bugle account on TikTok sets up Jared Leto's Dr. Michael Morbius backstory, giving details about the scientist-turned-vampire.
A TikTok video on Sony's Daily Bugle account sets…
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the Heated Circulating Bashes The report is an in-depth examination of the overall global consumption structure, development trends, sales techniques and sales of major nations. The research covers well-known vendors in the global…
IWD 2022 Women in STEM and how to break prejudice?
We celebrated another International Women's Day on March 8. The theme for the JIF 2022 campaign was #BreakTheBias. One of the most important aspects to breaking this bias is a discussion of the serious gender gap in STEM fields.…
IISc Paper Examines COVID-19-Induced Travel Changes, Strategies and Outbreak Prevention
Scientific way to meet demand, maintain essential hygiene and affordability for public transport
Scientific way to meet demand, maintain essential hygiene and affordability for public transport
Among the sectors hardest hit by the…
Kladivko honored for his work in environmental quality and agricultural sustainability – News &…
The annual award recognizes a faculty member from the faculties of Agriculture, Health and Human Sciences, and Veterinary Medicine whose work exemplifies the three pillars of the land-grant mission. Created in 2008, its name honors the…
Caste and climate change: the Indian context
I'm sure you must be tempted to skip this article. After all, what do caste and climate change have in common? What does a discriminatory socio-economic system based on the ethics of purity and pollution, imposing a…
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could jeopardize international science
The Russian invasion of Ukraine, which forced at least 1 million people flee their homes, and has already seen thousands of Ukrainian civilians killedcould also have wide-ranging and prolonged ramifications for dozens of industries and…
Making More Sense of Microbial Communities – Los Alamos Reporter
Understanding the larger picture of a sample's origin is one of the goals of the National Microbiome Data Collaborative. Photo courtesy NMDC
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A review article in the journal Frontiers in Bioinformatics…
People ‘ignore’ climate threat to their food
CLIMATE change causes a drastic drop in the production of bananas, cocoa and coffee; but most consumers in the UK are unaware of this, according to a new survey. The decline is expected to lead to shortages and price hikes.The results…
Advantage to China as war in Ukraine sours US-Russia relationship in space
Six days after Russia invaded Ukraine and war entered Kiev, Moscow is now at the center of several sanctions aimed at forcing it to withdraw its military offensive. The sounds of war have begun to reverberate in space, where longstanding…
Using Technology to Communicate Health in Rural Areas – Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism
Dr Ravia GuptaDistrust of the medical system is on the rise and this has become evident due to COVID. Reports suggest that due to low health literacy in India, it will be difficult to achieve even!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Daphne Bramham: Are policymakers making BC’s drug crisis worse?
Breadcrumb Links Women Politics Opinion News national Men Local News Local health Health Columnists Opinion: There is no evidence that BC's "safer supply" of drugs for drug…
The history of the Trojan trout
This, Miller plunges into the stream, squeezing the handle to send some 300 volts through the water. While the crew's rubber boots insulate them from the shock, the resident fish are exposed to the electrical current. Stunned, they drift…
A new crowdsourcing challenge provides context to explore the conditions necessary for life on Mars…
A new crowdsourcing challenge provides context to explore the conditions necessary for life on Mars in the past
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New technique could make quantum networking possible
Caltech engineers have developed an approach for quantum storage that could help pave the way for the development of large-scale optical quantum networks.
The new system relies on nuclear spins - the angular momentum of an atom's nucleus -…
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To live in peace with coyotes is to respect their boundaries
Misconceptions about coyotes are based on a misunderstanding of their behavior. Credit: Shutterstock…
Qatar and UNESCO celebrate 50 years of longstanding partnership – India Education | Latest…
On January 27, 1972, the State of Qatar became a Member State of UNESCO. By adhering to the ideals and values set forth in the Organization's Constitutive Act, Qatar joins in the efforts of the international community to…
India reports 58,077 new COVID-19 cases in 24 hours
India's first mRNA COVID-19 vaccine is currently in final stage of clinical trial, the government announced on Thursday.
Responding to a question at the weekly press conference, NITI Aayog (Health) member…
Reuse of Twitter data: Belgian DPA fines NGO for ‘fake news’ study
On January 27, 2022, the Belgian Data Protection Authority ("ODA”) fined the NGO EU DesinfoLab (“EU DisinfoLab”) and one of its volunteer researchers (together “accused”), for violating the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR") as…
Consumer Reports: Should I eat this?
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"If you've ever paused before biting into a food and wondered, should I eat this? - then this book is for you. The scientists, nutritionists, dietitians, editors and food experts at Consumer Reports are on your side.…
Joe Rogan apologizes for past n-word use: ‘I’m not a racist’
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(NEXSTAR) Controversial commentator Joe Rogan has apologized after a compilation video of him using the n-word on his Spotify podcast, "The Joe!-->…
An open scientific study on the aging of companion dogs
Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences, Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, College Station, TX, USAKate E. Creevy, Brian G. Barnett, Lucy Chou, Jeremy Evans, Jonathan M. Levine, Kellyn…
Study identifies drugs that could help fight mortality in COVID-19 patients
Inflammation is the body's defense mechanism to fight pathogens. However, when generalized and excessive, it can aggravate the pathology and even lead to death. One of the ways this overresponse occurs is called a cytokine…
Telecommuting can help solve environmental problems and develop smart cities
To stop the COVID-19 pandemic, most activities in various countries have been suspended, people have been visiting stores less often, the number of…
Strengthen the regulation of genetically modified foods; “Ban GM foods” –…
Anti-GMO campaigners' demand that the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) drop its draft Food Safety and Standards (Genetically Modified or Modified Foods) Regulations, 2021 and summarily ban GM foods/ingredients , is…
ESI Group and the DesCartes program to transform Singapore into a hybrid, ethical and sustainable…
RUNGIS, France, January 25, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory news:ESI Group, Rungis, France, (ISIN Code: FR0004110310, Mnemo: ESI), a world player in virtual prototyping for industries, is collaborating in the launch of the DesCartes…
How fast is NASA Wi-Fi? You might be surprised
Home Wi-Fi speeds have improved a lot over the years. But how do they compare to NASA Wi-Fi? Here's everything we know about it.
Nasa is one of the most technologically advanced…
Computational thinking is for everyone
Benjamin Assomani
As a freshman at Duke working toward a career in medicine, Benjamin Asomani was curious to learn more about computer science and coding, but feared diving into classes without first exposure to the field. At…
Beverage taxation as a strategy against heart disease – Part 2 | The Guardian Nigeria News
Implementing a tax on these sugary drinks has become a key target for political intervention among economics and health advocates. The end point of the strategy for proponents of the SSB tax is…
No, chivalry is not dead – but it was about time it was
It is customary in many Western cultures for men to offer a range of special courtesies to women. This includes paying for dates, carrying heavy objects, pulling up chairs, opening doors, and allowing women to go first, even…
Responsibility versus choice | Special report
I tested positive for Covid-19 almost 10 days ago. The only symptom I had was a runny nose. No high fever, no shortness of breath, no aches and above all, no fear. Things were very different a year ago. People were dying or spending…
Respiratory disease advocate living with severe asthma
Eve Smyth, 64 at the time of writing, is blind and was diagnosed with asthma as an adult, and has experienced a steady worsening of her symptoms over the years. Although it has made life more difficult for her, especially during the time…
Will Ireland’s Covid Restrictions Easing Soon? Irish Pub Closing Time Update by Taoiseach
The cabinet is expected to meet on Wednesday with close contact rules high on the agenda amid Omicron's push. Current advice from the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control allows for shorter periods of isolation when there is!-->…
Akoya Biosciences and Bio-Techne Partner to Provide Automated Spatial Multiomic Workflow with…
MARLBOROUGH, Massachusetts and MINNEAPOLIS, January 5, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Akoya Biosciences Inc, (NASDAQ: AKYA), The Spatial Biology Company®, and Bio-Techne (NASDAQ: TECH), a global life sciences company providing innovative…
North Korea’s strategic vision for 2022: focus on rural development
The 4th plenum: main points to remember
The 4th plenum of the 8th Central Committee of the Korean Workers' Party met in Pyongyang for five days, from December 27 to December 31, 2021. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attended the…
The higher education sector is experiencing sustained growth
In the field of higher education, Qatar has seen increasing growth in the number of higher education institutions, bringing their number in 2021 to 32 institutions, offering 365 academic programs in various educational pathways.
Qatar has…
Life on Venus could be hiding in its strange clouds
A team of scientists modeling the Venusian atmosphere have found data that could help explain the puzzling chemistry of the planet's clouds. The findings reinforce the possibility that life exists in Venus' atmosphere, a still…
Commentary: The Power Poll – A Sneak Peek into 2022 (and Beyond) – Tennessee Lookout
Nashville's economy will continue its thunderous roar through 2022 and build on the explosive growth of previous years, according to the December Nashville Power Poll. Members were also asked if it…
Abraham Zacuto, the astronomer who predicted an eclipse and saved Columbus’s life
Home »Technology» Abraham Zacuto, the astronomer who predicted an eclipse and saved the life of Columbus on December 26, 2021
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Open Faculty - Earth Sciences
In 2017, the President of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Abu Dhabi, His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan,…
Is a rapid antigen test sufficient or do I have to line up for a PCR?
Christmas is approaching and I pray that on the 12th day my true love does not give me COVID.
None of us want to accidentally infect our loved ones this holiday season, but as NSW broke a new daily record today with 3,763 cases, queues at…
State University historian recounts the life of “most powerful telescope” to ever launch…
Breadcrumb Links Local news Author of the article: Lisa johnson University of Alberta science historian Robert Smith. Photo by provided Content of the article When the US $ 10 billion James Webb Telescope…
No pre-vote or post-poll alliance with BSP or Congress: Naresh Uttam Patel
As Uttar Pradesh prepares for parliamentary elections, ET Sunday will address politicians from all walks of life in a series of talks titled "Poli-Talk." Naresh Uttam Patel, chairman of the Uttar Pradesh unit of the Samajwadi Party (SP),…
Leah Cowen appointed Vice-President, Research and Innovation and Strategic Initiatives at the…
Professor Lea Cowen was appointed Vice-President, Research and Innovation and Strategic Initiatives at the University of Toronto.
A leading expert on fungal infectious diseases, Cowen holds the position after having served as the…
British Scientists Test First Needle-Free Pneumatic COVID-19 Vaccine, Health News, ET HealthWorld
Scientists at the University of Cambridge began a clinical trial of a needle-free pneumatic vaccine on Tuesday, which is expected to help fight future variants of COVID-19.Developed by Professor Jonathan Heeney of the University of…
The MUHC’s radiation oncology department recognized at the annual conference of the Quebec…
We are pleased to announce that the Department of Radiation Oncology of the Cedars Cancer Center of the MUHC has received an award. 2021 Cancer Prize.
At the annual conference 'Together, in a network, to beat cancer' of the Program…
ICMR Focuses On Two-Dose Vax, Fits Current Covishield Gap | India News
PUNE: The Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR) has advised against suddenly introducing a third dose of Covid vaccine or recommending any change in the timing of Covishield injections following Omicron cases. Dr Samiran Panda, head of…
India Highlights Terrorism, Climate Change in Open Debate at United Nations Security Council
India on Thursday focused on terrorism and climate change during the United Nations Security Council's open debate on "Maintaining international peace and security: security in the context of terrorism and change climate ”.
The Permanent…
Abortion doesn’t have to be a conversation about one or the other
OpinionTreating the decision with nuance and care is essential for reproductive justiceAbortion rights and anti-abortion protesters hold placards outside the United States Supreme Court as the court holds a hearing on an abortion ban in…
Manage disagreements to make a positive difference
The SMU BSI conference shares approaches to disagreements that will prevent negativity, foster positivity, and co-create solutions."We will all be better off if we get the right psychology of disagreement and debate, and not just the…
Research shows how statistics can help fight misinformation
An American University (AU) math professor and his team created a statistical model which can be used to detect misinformation in social posts. The model also avoids the problem of black boxes that occur in machine learning.With the use of…
Prime Minister Deuba insists on applied education – The Himalayan Times – Nepal’s…
KATMANDU, DECEMBER 1Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba underlined the need to make higher education scientific, practical, job-oriented, innovative and of high quality, calling it a need of the moment.In his address to…
Co-producing climate information for Africa
This outline of the Future Climate For Africa program was written for Latitude by Roy Bouwer of SouthSouthNorth
Africa is one of the regions most exposed to the effects of climate change. The continent's climate has already…
Drones to Deliver Vaccines and Medicines to Jammu, Health News, ET HealthWorld
NEW DELHI: The Center will launch a pilot project on the use of locally made drones for drug delivery in the hilly landscape of Jammu and surrounding areas from Saturday with a focus on vaccine delivery as a first step ."It will be a pilot…
Adyton announces deposit of Fergusson Island and Feni Island
BRISBANE, Australia, November 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Adyton Resource Company (Venture TSX: ADY) (OTCQB: ADYRF) announces that it has filed on SEDAR, Regulation 43-101 respecting Disclosure Standards for Mining Projects (“Regulation…
Environmental DNA sequencing will allow scientists to explore the diversity of Amazonian pools…
A view of the river where environmental DNA was collected for comparison with captured specimens. The researchers…
Florida school board member filed police report on black and LGBTQ brief, sparking debate over book…
ORLANDO, Florida - A memoir that explores race and sexuality sparked a controversial debate over the book ban with a Flagler County School Board member who filed a criminal complaint accusing the district of breaking laws on obscenity.“Not…
Is digitization the new globalization?
CHONGQING, CHINA - OCTOBER 21: Employee walks through showroom for Chongqing new type ... Internet of Things (IoT) big data service platform for digital transportation at a branch office of Chongqing City Construction…
With academic freedom threatened at MIT, Williams must stand up for free speech – The Williams…
In higher education, academic freedom and a tolerance for a variety of perspectives are vital. However, time and time again, colleges and universities bow to the pressure of social media and undermine this fundamental mission. This…