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Lynetteholmen: Miljøgrupper går til EU-domstol
1dPLUS. Klimabevægelsen og Danmarks Naturfredningsforening beskylder regeringen for at benytte ulovlig 'salamimetode'.
Q&A: What is China's carbon trading scheme?
1dChina has launched the world's biggest carbon trading system to help lower carbon emissions, but critics and analysts have raised doubts about whether it will have a signficant impact.
When will Britain's Covid lockdown be lifted? Three scenarios
1dAt best, vaccines and lockdown could make life more normal by May. But at worst, a new mutation could undo any progress Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Hopes are rising that Britain may soon put the worst of Covid-19 behind it. After a year in which the disease has paralysed the nation, killed more than 100,000 people, closed schools and universities, and brought the
Are we losing the rat race? How rodents took over our offices
1dRats are clever, resilient, horrifying and yet somehow admirable. And, while we've been away, they've been colonising our office spaces An empty office building is a good place to shelter if you're a rat in a crisis. It will be warm and dry and, if you're lucky, one of the humans who hastily vacated before the last coronavirus lockdown will have left a half-eaten Pret flapjack in a drawer for you
Tensions rise as rival Mars probes approach their final destination
1dAnxious moment for scientists in US, China and UAE as spacecrafts enter crucial stages of long journey to red planet The skies above Mars will witness some startling aeronautical displays in the next few days when three rival space robot probes reach the red planet after journeying for millions of miles across space. Related: US billionaires vie to make space the next business frontier Continue r
Astronomers Detect a Tiny Dwarf Galaxy That Has Way More Dark Matter Than We Expected
1dWhat's going on?
Ni studerende døde i mystisk bjergulykke i 1959: Nu er sagen opklaret ved hjælp af Disney-algoritme
1dSchweizisk forsker brugte algoritme fra filmen 'Frost' til at beregne, om ulykken skyldtes en lavine.
Forskarvärlden oense: 50 000 år gammal flöjt eller bara tuggad benbit?
1dEtt över 50 000 år gammalt lårben från en ung grottbjörn kan vara världens äldsta upphittade instrument. Men forskarna är oense kring om hålen verkligen tillverkats av neandertalare eller om det är ett resultat av gnagande rovdjur.
Då uppfanns de populära instrumenten
1dGitarren, trumpeten, pianot och flöjten. Det är instrument de flesta känner till. Färre vet att flöjten antas vara det första musikinstrumentet skapat av människan och att den äldsta bevarade gitarren är från 1581.
Three UK manufacturers selected to make rapid Covid tests
1dPush to develop domestic diagnostics industry and less reliance on foreign producers
Things To Do At Home
1dThis week, learn about the African-American chefs who supported the White House kitchen, listen to a family-friendly concert or attend a poetry reading.
How to Exercise Outdoors in Cold Weather
1dCold weather workouts do bring unique risks, but a little planning and preparation can help whether you're going for a winter walk, trekking in snowshoes or sledding with the kids.
Shameless self-promotion: Dr. Gorski on the Thinking Critically podcast
1dDr. Gorski appeared on the Thinking Critically podcast to discuss the antivaccine movement, COVID-19, medical conspiracy theories, and his journey to skepticism. The post first appeared on Science-Based Medicine .
Discord server dedicated to intellectual discussion
1dHi, I help to run a discord server dedicated to intellectual discussion called Classical Thinkers. There you'll find people who are interested in a wide variety of topics from psychology and philosophy to computer science and mathematics. If you enjoy speaking about such things, we'd love to have you be a part of the community! Link: https://discord.gg/Q5f6DMy3qV submitted by /u/HonourableLautrec
An interview with Dr. Iain McGilchrist, author of The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World.
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What are the actual traits that intelligence enhancement can improve?
1dWhat are the fundamental traits that intelligence enhancement (be it through a BCI, a pharmacological intervention, some sort of training, etc) can take place through? Increasing working memory capacity Increasing long term memory capacity Increasing speed of recall from long term memory Facilitating encoding to long term memory Extending maximum duration of sustained attention Making it possible
What makes an individual effective at learning foreign languages? A Basque word-learning experiment
1dHello everyone! I am a final year Psychology student currently recruiting participants for my dissertation project in psycholinguistics. My research is attempting to answer the question above by looking at the effects of potential factors, such as already known languages, on someone's ability to learn and acquire foreign languages. I need a few volunteers aged 18 or over whose first language is E
AstraZeneca set to weather Covid in better health than rivals
1dThe Anglo-Swedish firm already had a strong lineup of cancer drugs when vaccine success gave it a further boost Before the pandemic, AstraZeneca was highly regarded in the business and pharmaceutical world – seen as one of the UK's best companies. Now, thanks to Britain's successful vaccine programme, it is a household name. The Anglo-Swedish firm, which publishes annual results on Thursday, has
Oxford Covid jab less effective against South African variant, study finds
1dUniversity of the Witwatersrand and Oxford University research shows vaccine has reduced efficacy against mutation Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage British drugmaker AstraZeneca said on Saturday that its vaccine developed with the University of Oxford appeared to offer only limited protection against mild disease caused by the South African variant of Covid-19, based
Study of 3.5 Million People Finds Human Hormones Change With The Seasons
1dWe're not so different from other animals.
U.S. Navy controls inventions that claim to change "fabric of reality"
1dU.S. Navy holds patents for enigmatic inventions by aerospace engineer Dr. Salvatore Pais. He came up with technology that can "engineer" reality, devising an ultrafast craft, a fusion reactor and more. While mostly theoretical at this point, the inventions could transform energy, space, and military sectors. The U.S. Navy controls patents for some futuristic and outlandish technologies, some of
Oxford/AstraZeneca jab fails to prevent mild and moderate Covid from S African strain, study shows
1dImpact on hospitalisations and deaths caused by variant not yet determined, according to preliminary findings
Crossrope Weighted Jump Ropes Are a Deceptively Simple Tool for Killer Home Workouts
1dMost people tend to associate jump ropes with games that kids play in the school yard. But jump rope isn't just for kids. It's actually one of the best and most effective exercises you can do, provided you have the right equipment and a little guidance. And the Crossrope Get Fit Jump Rope Bundle gives you all you need to be successful, and more, in achieving your fitness goals. Crossrope has comp
Derfor rydder dansk forskning i voldsomme kæmpe-lyn internationale forsider
1dDe 'blå kæmpelyn' springer 50 kilometer op i atmosfæren – og ændrer den.
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Climate change may have driven the emergence of SARS-CoV-2
1dA new study provides evidence of a mechanism by which climate change could have played a direct role in the emergence of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that caused the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hive thinking: Beekeeping makes a buzz in Ivory Coast
1dNight has just fallen in central Ivory Coast and the hour has come for two men, venturing forth in protective suits, veils and gloves, to steal honey from their bees.
Hive thinking: Beekeeping makes a buzz in Ivory Coast
1dNight has just fallen in central Ivory Coast and the hour has come for two men, venturing forth in protective suits, veils and gloves, to steal honey from their bees.
China's space probe sends back its first image of Mars
1dChina's Tianwen-1 probe has sent back its first image of Mars, the national space agency said, as the mission prepares to touch down on the Red Planet later this year.
Firefighters contain Australian blaze with rain forecast
1dAustralian firefighters have managed to contain a bushfire burning near Perth, authorities said Saturday, allowing them to downgrade the blaze which has destroyed 86 homes.
Harvard astronomer argues that alien vessel paid us a visit
1dDiscovering there's intelligent life beyond our planet could be the most transformative event in human history— but what if scientists decided to collectively ignore evidence suggesting it already happened?
Nearly 11.5m get first Covid jabs and over 500,000 second doses in the UK
1dLatest figures show 17.2% of the UK population have now received their first vaccination Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Almost 11.5 million people have now had their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine in the UK, with more than 500,000 now fully vaccinated after receiving a second dose, the latest government data shows. The figures mark an increase of 494,163 first
Fungi in the gut prime immunity against infection
1dCommon fungi, often present in the gut, teach the immune system how to respond to their more dangerous relatives, according to new research from scientists at Weill Cornell Medicine. Breakdowns in this process can leave people susceptible to deadly fungal infections.
Fungi in the gut prime immunity against infection
1dCommon fungi, often present in the gut, teach the immune system how to respond to their more dangerous relatives, according to new research from scientists at Weill Cornell Medicine. Breakdowns in this process can leave people susceptible to deadly fungal infections.
4 big ideas on fixing American schools
1dThe path to graduation needs to be smoother—and less uniform. (Honey Yanibel Minaya Cruz/Unspa/) In the American education system, the kids are not all right. Recent tests show that high schoolers haven't improved in math or reading for the past 20 years , and middle schoolers have gone backward in their comprehension skills . All this comes after years of expensive education programs like No Chi
Discoveries at the edge of the periodic table: First ever measurements of einsteinium
1dSince element 99 — einsteinium — was discovered in 1952 from the debris of the first hydrogen bomb, scientists have performed very few experiments with it because it is so hard to create and is exceptionally radioactive. A team of chemists has overcome these obstacles to report the first study characterizing some of its properties, opening the door to a better understanding of the remaining tran
Arctic stew: Understanding how high-latitude lakes respond to and affect climate change
1dTo arrive at Nunavut, turn left at the Dakotas and head north. You can't miss it—the vast tundra territory covers almost a million square miles of northern Canada. Relatively few people call this lake-scattered landscape home, but the region plays a crucial role in understanding global climate change. New research from Soren Brothers, assistant professor in the Department of Watershed Sciences and
How the Heart Became the Symbol of Love, Lust and the Soul
1dFor thousands of years, this vital chest muscle has represented the feelings center of emotions, spirituality and romance. Here's how we got here, and why cardiologists say it's not so far-fetched.
Whole of the moon: Tim Easley's lunar photography – in pictures
1dLondon-based photographer and designer Tim Easley has spent the past few years taking emotive monochrome photographs of the moon. "I've always loved it," he says, "and, being from the city, it's often the only celestial object that you can see." The 60 or so images have now been collected in a book, The Moon , available from his website. "The moon invokes so much wonder and awe, so I wanted to re
Därför är Norge bäst i världen på elbilar: "Har goda statsfinanser på grund av oljan"
1dNorrmännen är bäst i världen på att köpa elbilar – en bedrift som delvis beror på landets produktion av olja, uppger Frances Sprei, forskare i hållbar mobilitet vid Chalmers. – Att man har goda statsfinanser på grund av oljan gör att man har råd att satsa på ny teknik och subventioner, säger hon.
Whose Underlying Conditions Count for Priority in Getting the Vaccine?
1dSome disorders that make COVID riskier don't appear on official lists — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
Efteruddannelse var et udbytterigt kulturchok: Naturvejleder – men også stadig ingeniør
1dPLUS. Annette Weiss har »verdens bedste job« som naturvejleder i Naturpark Lillebælt. Her kan hun både formidle sit fag og have naturen som arbejdsplads.
US billionaires vie to make space the next business frontier
1dTechnological advances mean taking humans to play among the stars is just one of the aims of Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and a host of eager investors Later this year Jeff Bezos, the first person to have led a business from nothing to a trillion-dollar valuation, will step down from his job as head of Amazon. But as you'd expect from a tech multibillionaire, his eyes are on a potentially bigger prize:
Abraham Twerski, Who Merged 12 Steps and the Torah, Dies at 90
1dA noted psychiatrist, he looked outside his Orthodox tradition to meld an eclectic menu of addiction treatments, including the A.A. idea of a "higher power."
"No Chance Is a Corporation Going Near My Brain": Futurism Mailbag
1dWe've had a heck of a week at Futurism. Now it's time for the Futurism Mailbag . You probably noticed our completely redesigned website , and that's without mentioning the jam-packed news cycle. Here's our week in review — and what you, our Futurism readers, have had to say about it via social media and email. >> Also… To submit your own thoughts to the Futurism Mailbag, email us ! Some comments
This Week's Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through February 6)
1dSPACE SpaceX Announces First 'All-Civilian' Mission to Space Joey Roulette | The Verge "Elon Musk's SpaceX is planning to send its first 'all-civilian' crew to space at the end of 2021 in a charity-focused mission commanded by tech entrepreneur Jared Isaacman. The company said in a press release it'll pick three people to ride alongside Isaacman to orbit aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule." 3D P
Weekend reads: A Holocaust studies misconduct finding; Nature investigating majorana paper; nepotistic journals
1dBefore we present this week's Weekend Reads, a question: Do you enjoy our weekly roundup? If so, we could really use your help. Would you consider a tax-deductible donation to support Weekend Reads, and our daily work? Thanks in advance. The week at Retraction Watch featured: On COVID-19 PCR testing paper, "the criteria for a retraction … Continue reading
Ugens debat: Hvornår skal vi lade bilen op?
1dPLUS. Ingeniørens artikler i sidste uge om den dårlige dækning med offentlige ladestandere til elbiler trak mange debatindlæg på ing.dk. Mange tog fat i problemet om, hvorvidt en ladeplads er en P-plads. Andre i, hvornår vi egentlig skal lade bilen op.
A Novel That Captures the Allure of the Scam
1dMICHELLE MISHINA KUNZ / New York Times / Redux If you've ever been lured into a mediocre dining establishment by the promise of unlimited food, you're not alone. In 2017, TGI Fridays made endless appetizers a permanent part of its menu because they had, in the words of the chain's CEO, become such a "pop-culture phenomenon, as evidenced by the outcry we heard every time the limited-time offer exp
Sad QAnon Followers Are at a Precarious Pivot Point
1dDisillusioned after Biden was sworn in, conspiracy theorists could now be swayed back to reality by conservatives and family members—or toward darker fringes.
How to Find a Better Cell Phone Carrier
1dEveryone has an opinion on their wireless carrier, but the "best" option for you isn't the best option for someone else. Here's how to decide.
Government Demands for Amazon User Data Exploded in 2020
1dPlus: Smartmatic lawsuits, a fake WhatsApp, and more of the week's top security news.
COVID Cases Finally Are Falling. Experts Worry Variants Could Erase That Fast
1dThe Biden administration must do more to identify and track three fast-spreading mutations of the COVID-19 virus, researchers say. Clearer CDC guidelines for masks and reopening would help too.
Ultra-fast Fashion Is Eating the World
1dThis article was published online on February 6, 2021. L ast February , on a sunny afternoon in West Hollywood, two girls with precise eye makeup paused on Melrose Avenue and peered in the windows of a building whose interior was painted a bright, happy pink. Two pink, winged unicorns flanked racks of clothes: ribbed crop tops, snakeskin-print pants, white sleeveless bodysuits. One of the girls t
The Best Electric Toothbrushes for Your Pearly Whites
1dYes, you have to recharge a toothbrush, but these can actually make brushing a little easier. Here are our favorites.
How Steel Might Finally Kick Its Coal Habit
1dIn order to curb the industry's prolific carbon emissions, the sector will have to transform how the material is traditionally made.
How to have a better relationship with your tech
1dOur dependency on tech has soared during the pandemic. The app analytics company App Annie found that people spent around 4 hours and 18 minutes per day on mobile devices in April 2020. That's a 20% increase from the year before, equating to an extra 45 minutes per day of screen time. Research shows that there's nothing intrinsically wrong with spending more time on screens—especially right now.
Can Science Illuminate Our Inner Dark Matter?
1dNeither introspection nor brain scans can reveal our deepest thoughts — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
Can Science Illuminate Our Inner Dark Matter?
1dNeither introspection nor brain scans can reveal our deepest thoughts — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
People With Key 'Antisocial' Traits Respond Differently to Group Violence, Study Reveals
1dSome personalities appear more prone to political radicalization.
Som skabt til ingeniørhjernen: »Skak er en gennemskuelig verden«
1dPLUS. Logisk tænkning, objektiv sans og rumlig intelligens er nogle af de vigtigste egenskaber, hvis du vil mestre skak, siger stormester.
Iowans Were Scared Into Taking the Virus Seriously
1dUpdated at 10:28 a.m. ET on February 6, 2021. Public-health experts predicted a tsunami of COVID-19 infections in Iowa this winter. Doctors and researchers told me in November that they expected thousands of Iowans to travel to visit family over Thanksgiving and Christmas. They worried that people would continue to pack into crowded bars and go maskless in public, and they thought that, by Januar
How One Supreme Court Decision Increased Discrimination Against LGBTQ Couples
1dOver the past few years, the Supreme Court has been sketching the outline of a broad compromise on LGBTQ rights. Civil-rights protections will shield people from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. At the same time, religious objectors will have their own set of robust rights. For example, the Court recently clarified that Title IX, the federal antidiscriminatio
McDonalds tester ny planteburger i Danmark: Den er ikke sundere, men lidt bedre for klimaet
2dBøffen er designet til at ligne kød og er ikke et alternativ til grøntsager.
For mange på stien? Her er din guide til alternative gåture i Danmarks fem største byer
2dDu kan blandt andet se vilde heste, gavlmalerier og brunstige ræve.
The Chinese 'Debt Trap' Is a Myth
2dChina, we are told, inveigles poorer countries into taking out loan after loan to build expensive infrastructure that they can't afford and that will yield few benefits, all with the end goal of Beijing eventually taking control of these assets from its struggling borrowers. As states around the world pile on debt to combat the coronavirus pandemic and bolster flagging economies, fears of such po
Watch This Billion-Year Journey of Earth's Tectonic Plates
2dA new simulation offers a different view of how the continents we live on drifted into their current configuration.
You should update your iPhone and Chrome browser ASAP
2dThis could be you updating your browser. (Keira Burton from Pexels/) Generally speaking, you should keep your gadgets and apps updated as much as humanly possible. The nagging reminders are a pain, and having to stop what you're doing to apply a software patch is annoying, but it's an important step to take if you're trying to achieve any kind of real security and privacy online. In just the past
People urged to count stars to see if lockdown has cut light pollution
2dResults of England mapping will be used to lobby against 'bleaching' of night sky People are being urged to take part in a nationwide star count to see if lockdown has had an impact on light pollution. By counting stars within the constellation of Orion, "citizen scientists" will help map the best and worst places in England to enjoy a star-filled night sky, organisers said. Continue reading…
Teknologihistorie: Rod i gamle ingeniørblade
2dHvem har gemt årgangene af Polyteknikeren og Polyteknisk Tidsskrift?
How will we heat homes in zero carbon Britain?
2dWill hydrogen or heat pumps be able to replace gas central heating?
Kloden deler sig op i gamle og unge: Sådan vil verden forandre sig i dette århundrede
2dPLUS. I Indien, Afrika og Pakistan er der brug for skoler, mens Europa får brug for plejehjem i en fremtid, hvor gennemsnitsjordboen er 42 år gammel.
Star buys: celebrities send meteorite prices into orbit
2dElon Musk, Steven Spielberg and Nicolas Cage among those who collect rocks that can cost millions They really are from out of this world, and the prices are astronomical. For those who have everything they need on Earth, what they now want is a little bit of space. Meteorites are attracting the attention of celebrity collectors who have pushed the price of the rocks – which have hurtled through s
88 procent af nybagte mødre ammer: Men hvor meget betyder brystmælk egentlig for børns sundhed?
2dAmning mindsker risikoen for infektioner og modner tarmene. Men du kan sagtens få et sundt barn uden.
Vast 'Belts' Around Earth Accelerate Particles Close to Light Speed, And Now We Know How
2dElectrons are reaching ultrarelativistic speeds above our planet.
Shuffling bubbles reveal how liquid foams evolve
2dTokyo, Japan – Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University studied the dynamics of foams. When a drop of water was added to a foam raft, the bubbles rearranged themselves to reach a new stable state. The team found that bubble movement was qualitatively different depending on the range of bubble sizes present. Along with analogies with soft-jammed materials, these findings may inspire the desig
Ny forskning: Alltmer buller i haven hotar djurlivet
2dDet har blivit alltmer buller under vattenytan. Plötsliga och starka ljud skrämmer och skadar djur i havet och bullermattor leder till stress.
Tianwen1 probe sends back its first picture of Mars
2dChinese spacecraft aiming to enter orbit in days before putting down lander and rover months later China's Tianwen-1 probe has sent back its first picture of Mars, the Chinese space agency has said, as the mission prepares to touch down later this year. The spacecraft, launched in July around the same time as a US mission , is expected to enter Mars orbit around 10 February. Continue reading…
'Audeo' teaches artificial intelligence to play the piano
2dA team created Audeo, a system that can generate music using only visual cues of someone playing the piano.
Marmosets Prefer It When Another Monkey Shows an Interest in Helping Others
2dAlways looking for an assist.
Physical discipline and cognitive deprivation associated with specific types of developmental delay
2dA study reports that in a diverse, cross-national sample of youth, physical discipline and cognitive deprivation had distinct associations with specific domains of developmental delay. The findings are based on the Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys, which is an ongoing, international household survey initiative coordinated and assisted by the United Nations agency, UNICEF.
Fungi in the gut prime immunity against infection
2dCommon fungi, often present in the gut, teach the immune system how to respond to their more dangerous relatives, according to new research. Breakdowns in this process can leave people susceptible to deadly fungal infections.
Study identifies 'Achilles heel' of bacteria linked to Crohn's disease
2dThe discovery of an 'Achilles heel' in a type of gut bacteria that causes intestinal inflammation in patients with Crohn's disease may lead to more targeted therapies for the difficult to treat disease, according to investigators.
New research sheds light on vision loss in Batten disease
2dProgressive vision loss, and eventually blindness, are the hallmarks of juvenile neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis (JNCL) or CLN3-Batten disease. New research shows how the mutation associated with the disease could potentially lead to degeneration of light sensing photoreceptor cells in the retina, and subsequent vision loss.
New microscopy concept enters into force
2dThe first demonstration of an approach that inverts the standard paradigm of scanning probe microscopy raises the prospect of force sensing at the fundamental limit.
New drug targets for childhood cancer neuroblastoma identified
2dThe largest single cell study to date of the childhood cancer, neuroblastoma, has discovered that all neuroblastomas arise from a single type of embryonic cell called sympathoblasts.
Civil engineers find link between hospitals and schools key to community resilience
2dHealth care and education systems are two main pillars of a community's stability. How well and how quickly a community recovers following a natural disaster depends on the resilience of these essential social services. New research has found hospitals and schools are interdependent, suggesting their collective recovery must be considered in order to restore a community in the wake of disaster.
Breakthrough in quantum photonics promises a new era in optical circuits
2dResearchers have shown that single photons can be emitted in a uniform way from quantum dots arranged in a precise pattern. The team has used such methods to create single-quantum dots, with their remarkable single-photon emission characteristics. It is expected that the ability to precisely align uniformly-emitting quantum dots will enable the production of optical circuits, potentially leading t
Researchers identify 'rescue' mechanism that helps cells survive malfunctioning split
2dCells replicate their genetic material and divide into two identical clones to perpetuate life. Some cells pause in the process with a single, undivided nucleus. When the cell resumes division after such a pause, the nucleus can become caught in the fissure, splitting violently, and killing both cells. But that is not always the case. Researchers are starting to understand how active nuclear displ
How air pollution may increase the risk of cardiovascular disease
2dA new study has found a link between high levels of air pollution at an individual's home address and an elevated risk of developing cardiovascular disease. Air pollution exposure appears to heighten the production of inflammatory cells in the bone marrow, triggering inflammation of the arteries.
New way to power up nanomaterials for electronic applications
2dMaterials scientists have discovered that perovskites, a class of promising materials that could be used for low-cost, high-performance solar cells and LEDs, have a previously unutilized molecular component that can further tune the electronic property of perovskites.
Menstrual Cycles Intermittently Sync with Moon Cycles: Study
2dA long-term study finds that these rhythms align at certain times of women's lives, shedding new light on the controversial idea that lunar phases influence human reproduction.
New way to power up nanomaterials for electronic applications
2dMaterials scientists have discovered that perovskites, a class of promising materials that could be used for low-cost, high-performance solar cells and LEDs, have a previously unutilized molecular component that can further tune the electronic property of perovskites.
New research studies 'domino effects' and synchrony in brain activity
2dScientists have made a significant breakthrough in the quest to understand the intricate processes that occur in the brain during seizures that are the key symptom of epilepsy.
Bioplastics in the sustainability dilemma
2dScientists found that the sustainability of plant-based bioplastics depends largely on the country of origin, its trade relationships and the raw material processed.
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