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Go fishing: Danish scientists work on fungus-based seafood substitute

From the flesh of plants being “planted” in the milk grown in the laboratory, the flesh of fake meats and milk has come a long way in recent years. But there is another option that scientists are studying their vision, one of the most challenging to bring it all back: fish. . Scientists in Copenhagen are fermenting seaweed on stoves to create the latest for fish, working with Alchemist, a two-Michelin-star restaurant, to meet the demand from consumers for other principles about plants are better – or better than – the fact. The sea fish simulation is difficult to achieve,Read News

The hidden carbon layer may have triggered the ancient global warming

© 2022 American Association for the Advancement of Science. All rights reserved. AAAS is a partner of HINARI, AGORA, OARE, CHORUS, CLOCKSS, CrossRef and COUNTER. What are the 5 most common greenhouse gases? Major greenhouse gases and their sources Aerated water. carbon dioxide (CO2) methane (CH4) nitric oxide (N2O) Fluorinated gases (HFC, PFC, SF6) References and sources. What are the 5 major greenhouse gases? The main gases responsible for the greenhouse effect include carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and water vapor (all of which occur naturally) and fluorinated gases (which are synthetic). Greenhouse gases have different chemical properties and areRead News

Volunteers to Help Collect Data for Science are honest, but not different

In a new study, researchers from North Carolina State University found that although many volunteers who sign up to help crowdsource scientific results are extremely motivated and committed, these projects do not attract a diverse pool of volunteers. The results can help researchers design and structure future projects, as well as point out priorities for recruiting volunteers. “Participation in civic science does not reach as far into different segments of the public as we had hoped for in the field,” said Caren Cooper, the study’s corresponding author and associate professor of forestry and environmental resources at NC State. “We seeRead News

Follow the science of abortion | News, Sports, Jobs

“Follow science” has become a popular cultural mantra, especially since the beginning of the pandemic. It is certainly an (among many) important principle that helps us to understand and respond to the various challenges we face in our personal lives or in society. As the coronavirus pandemic developed, proponents of this mantra pledged to apply this principle to our understanding of our illnesses. “What is this new infectious disease? How can we best treat it? “Science helps us find the answer. We also apply this principle to issues such as climate change. We turn to the scientist and ask, ‘Scientist,Read News

One centimeter long bacterium with DNA contained in metabolically active, membrane-bound organelles

What are 2 main types of bacteria? Bacteria are divided into Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria according to the structure of the cell wall. What is the surface of a bacterium? BACTERIAL MORPHOLOGY The higher bacteria between 0.5 and 10-15 μm. These are prokaryotic organisms that do not possess new blood, but a circulating ADN chromosome is located in the cytoplasm. Bacterial bacteria contain an other extra-chromosomal ADN structure, plasmid appellation. Qui est le plus grand entre un virus et une bactérie ? Bacteria are small animals, but viruses are generally good. The bacterium is a cell without a new oneRead News

Tell your science stories by working with social media

Joe BALINTFY, Chief (Acting), Media Relations Branch, Communications Office and amp; Public link (OCPL). Joe BALINTFY, Chief (Acting), Media Relations Branch, Communications Office and amp; Public link (OCPL). It is a prestigious success to publish your research work in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. Congratulations, you are reaching an important audience! But what else can be done to share your findings and connect more broadly? The answer is: collaborate with science communicators! The NIA Public Communications and Liaison Office (OCPL) team strives to convey clear and accurate scientific and related information to diverse audiences. In fact, the dissemination of content onRead News

Biden calls the former head of DARPA as scientific advisor

Arati Prabhakar will be the first woman and first person of color to serve as the US President’s chief science adviser. Photo credit: Jonathan Ernst/Reuters US President Joe Biden has appointed Arati Prabhakar, an applied physicist with extensive experience in both the government and private sectors, to head the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and named her his next science adviser. The appointment comes four months after the controversial departure of Biden’s former science adviser, geneticist Eric Lander. It is a pivotal moment as the Biden administration seeks to advance its science, innovation and climate agenda.Read News

Women in science receive less credit for their contributions

Who should be on a scientific advisory board? A scientific advisory committee typically consists of five to twelve prominent scientists and physicians. (I know one board member who has 29 members.) Many of these consultants are university professors and researchers, or doctors in research clinics. Who makes up the advisory committee? There are usually three main roles in the structure of the advisory committee. Consists of a Chair, external consultants and internal directors/stakeholders/organizational representatives. How many members should an advisory board have? Most experts recommend boards that are small or three members and large about ten to 12 members. AdvisoryRead News

Women scientists aren’t getting authorship they should, new study suggests

© 2022 American Society for the Advancement of Science. All rights reserved. AAAS is a partner of HINARI, AGORA, OARE, CHORUS, CLOCKSS, CrossRef and COUNTER. How many scientists are in India? Of the 1.6 lakh most cited scientists worldwide, 1,490 of them are from India. Who is the # 1 scientist in India? 1. Raman’s CV. Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930 for his pioneering work on light scattering. Born in Tiruchirapalli on November 7, 1888, he was the first Asian and the first non-white to receive the Nobel Prize in Science. How manyRead News

Crew Works Biomedical Science and Hologram, Robotics Tech

A series of biomedical studies filled the day of the crew of Expedition 67 while NASA and its international partners continue to explore how living in space has a long-term impact on the human body. Residents on the International Space Station also set up a 3-D hologram device and tested a new robot arm. The four astronauts from the orbiting lab took turns scanning each other’s veins with the Ultrasound 2 device on Tuesday morning. NASA Flight Engineers Jessica Watkins, Bob Hines, and Kjell Lindgren joined ESA (European Space Agency) Flight Engineer Samantha Cristoforetti and scanned their neck, shoulder andRead News

New York City Developer Launches Life Science Ventures

A New York-based developer renowned for projects serving tech firms is doubling space for biotech labs and other life science applications at a time when biotech stocks are shattered by rising interest rates and shocks in capital markets. Taconic Partners, one of New York’s largest privately owned and operated lab space for pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, consolidates its life science portfolio into a new subsidiary called Elevate Research Properties. Elevate will control three life science labs currently being developed by Taconic. Who are the big leaders in the area of biotechnology research? Top 10 Biotechnology Companies Novo Nordisk A /Read News

The impact of COVID-19 on science education

Key Takeaways The California Next Generation Science Standards (CA NGSS) —approved in 2013 — have the potential to improve the scientific skills and empowerment of California’s workforce. However, the long-term funding of science education and emergencies caused by COVID-19 has increased the challenges facing California counties, schools, and students. In this report, we use data from multiple sources to understand the impact of COVID-19 on science education while in general education. We find that: Background California is one of 44 states — serving 71 percent of U.S. students — and educational standards affected by the Guidelines for K-12 Science EducationRead News

Ship Science Workshop

Eleven Great Lakes educators are cruising Lake Superior this summer from Port of Duluth-Superior to the French River in Minnesota and the Amnicon River in Wisconsin for hands-on experience in freshwater science, curricula and resources that they can take home and use in their classrooms and other learning environments. The teachers are part of the Great Lakes Sea Grant Superior Shipboard Science Workshop and are aboard Duluth’s Vista Queen and the University of Minnesota Duluth, Large Lakes Observatory, Research Vessel (R / V) Blue Heron from June 27 to July 1, 2022. “Our goals for teachers include helping them understandRead News

President Biden nominates Dr Arati Prabhakar to head the Office of Science and Technology Policy

The former head of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the National Institute of Standards and Technology would go down in history as the first confirmed woman, immigrant or person of color to lead the ‘OSTP Today, President Biden announced his intention to appoint Dr. Arati Prabhakar as Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), and once confirmed in that position, also as Assistant to the President for science and technology. In this capacity, Dr. Prabhakar will serve as the President’s Chief Advisor on Science and Technology, Co-Chair of the President’s Council of Advisors on ScienceRead News

Spotlight Scientist: Laura Condon | College of Science

Dr. Laura Condon is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences (HAS) at the University of Arizona. Dr. Condon’s renowned research focuses on large – scale sustainable water and the dynamic behavior of managed hydrological systems in the context of past developments and future climate change. Her work combines physically based numerical modeling with statistical techniques to evaluate large systems using rigorous quantitative methods. Dr. Condon, a resident of Boulder, CO, received his B.S. from Columbia University and M.S. and Ph.D. in Hydrologic Science and Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines – Golden. She joinedRead News

Poultry science students win research day competitions | University of Arkansas

Clay Maynard (pictured above), Ph.D. student, ranked first in the oral presentation competition, and Jossie Santamaria Archbold (pictured below), Ph.D. student, first place in the poster competition. Two undergraduate students in Poultry Science qualified for the student competitions organized by the U of A Department of Poultry Science on May 25 at Poultry Science (POSC) Research Day. POSC Research Day invited faculty, students and industry professionals to collaborate and share ideas on ongoing research on water efficiency in the poultry industry. As part of the one-day event, UPV / EHU students were encouraged to submit their research in both competitions.Read News

Hold science to higher standards on racism

Shortly before an 18-year-old man entered a supermarket in the Black neighborhood of Buffalo, N.Y. web. Other white supremacist terrorists did the same, but this one was different: He brought a large amount of scientific research to support racist claims and the author’s work. In the weeks leading up to mid-May, journalists and scientists discussed what to do about the Buffalo Terrorists’ actions against science. Typically, these discussions describe the diatribe as relying on the science of hatred or disapproval of science and cooperation or undermining modern science. But this process is not enough to hold scientists and scientific institutionsRead News

Undergraduate Scholarships Working to Diversify Quantum Science

An inaugural cohort of students joins quantum research labs around the Midwest with the Open Quantum InitiativeOpen Quantum Initiative A summer undergraduate fellowship launched last week to support emerging scientists and engineers from historically unrepresented backgrounds who want to dive into a budding field of science and quantum information. (QISE). Through a 10-week residency research program called the Open Quantum Initiative (OQI) Student Fellowship, a dozen students from colleges and universities across the country will expand their understanding of QISE and also connect with leaders in academia and industry. “The more people from different backgrounds you have, the more ideasRead News

Science coverage of climate change could change minds – briefly

Scientific reports on climate change are leading Americans to adopt more firm beliefs and support government action on the matter – but these results are fragile, a new study suggests. Scientists have found that these exact beliefs quickly fade away and can erode when people are exposed to skeptical relationships about climate change. “It’s not that the US public does not respond to scientific reports when exposed to them,” said Thomas Wood, associate professor of political science at Ohio State University. “But even factually correct scientific reports drift away from the human frame of reference very quickly.” The study willRead News