Elastography – a type of medical imaging
Technology

Elastography – a type of medical imaging

Elastographyis a type of medical imaging that measures the mechanical properties of tissues. It provides data on the stiffness or elasticity of tissues, which can…
Seismology – a scientific study of earthquakes
Technology

Seismology – a scientific study of earthquakes

The scientific study of earthquakes (or quakes in general) and the propagation of elastic waves through the Earth or other planetary bodies are known as…
Preschoolers Would Rather Learn from an Effective Robot than a Subpar Human
Social Science

Preschoolers Would Rather Learn from an Effective Robot than a Subpar Human

Who do children prefer to learn from? Even infants can choose the best informant, according to earlier studies. But would young children rather learn from…
Transverse Wave – in Physics
Physics

Transverse Wave – in Physics

In physics, a transverse wave is one whose oscillations are perpendicular to the wave’s advance direction. This is in contrast to a longitudinal wave, which…
Reviewing and Assessing Current Ionic Liquid Electrochemical Carbon Dioxide Reduction Studies
Chemistry

Reviewing and Assessing Current Ionic Liquid Electrochemical Carbon Dioxide Reduction Studies

Electrochemical CO2 reduction (CO2R) to the added-value carbon-based chemicals could be used to address the rising CO2 emission, which is the main cause of many…
Thermoelectric Generator
Physics

Thermoelectric Generator

A thermoelectric generator (TEG), also known as a Seebeck generator, is a solid-state device that directly converts heat flux (temperature differences) into electrical energy via…
Establishing a Shared Understanding of the Evaluation and Interpretation of Symbiodiniaceae Diversity
Biology

Establishing a Shared Understanding of the Evaluation and Interpretation of Symbiodiniaceae Diversity

A perspective to reach agreement on the evaluation and interpretation of Symbiodiniaceae diversity is presented in new research by Dr. Sarah Davis and 61 other…
How to Land Safely on a Planet
Astronomy

How to Land Safely on a Planet

Landing on a planet safely is dependent on several factors, including the planet’s size and gravity, the composition of its atmosphere, and the design and…
Loneliness is Linked to Poor Diet and Lack of Physical Activity Among U.S. College Students
Social Science

Loneliness is Linked to Poor Diet and Lack of Physical Activity Among U.S. College Students

Loneliness is a subjective feeling of social isolation, disconnection, or a sense of being alone, often accompanied by feelings of sadness, emptiness, and longing for…
Worker Cooperative
Management

Worker Cooperative

A worker cooperative is a type of cooperative where the workers own and control the business. In a worker cooperative, the workers are both the…
Roundworm Protein can Unlock the Cellular ‘Fountain of Youth’
Biology

Roundworm Protein can Unlock the Cellular ‘Fountain of Youth’

A USask research team has discovered a pair of genes in charge of ridding cells of the poisons that build up in the body and…
Employee Trust
Management

Employee Trust

Employee trust refers to the level of confidence and faith that employees have in their organization, its leaders, and their colleagues. It is a critical…
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