ChemistryToluene – a Substituted Aromatic Hydrocarbon Toluene, also known as toluol, is an aromatic substituted hydrocarbon. It is a colorless, water-insoluble liquid with the odor of paint thinners. It is a…
PsychologyHow Medical Professionals can Promote Psychologically Secure Workplaces With emergency center closings, a shortage of family doctors, and lengthy wait times for long-term care, it appears that Canada’s health care staffing crisis is…
Organizational BehaviorThere are Five Techniques to Foster a Compassionate Work Environment and Aid Burnout Recovery for Employees Because of the unpredictable times we live in, it can be difficult for staff to form bonds with pupils, patients, or clients. It might be…
AstronomyNGC 2264 – Christmas Tree Cluster NGC 2264 is the New General Catalogue designation number that identifies two astronomical objects as a single object: the Cone Nebula and the Christmas Tree…
NeuroscienceHow the “Little Brain’s” Dopamine Signals Increase Sociability Before Jeremy Schmahmann and Janet Sherman of Harvard’s Massachusetts General Hospital published a paradigm-shifting paper in the journal Brain in 1998, the majority of neuroscientists…
ZoologyThe Evolution of the Brain is Revealed Through a New Map of the Octopus’ Visual System The octopus finds it challenging to choose only one trick. It uses jet propulsion to swim, fires inky chemicals at its enemies, and has the…
BiologyResearchers have Identified the Final Stages of the Biosynthesis of the Coca Leaf’s Tropane Alkaloids Since the domestication of medicinal plants, humans has used a specific class of plant-derived chemicals called tropane alkaloids. These alkaloids are found throughout flowering plants,…
ArchitectureDefects in Brick Masonry Caused by Poor Workmanships and Its Solution Poor masonry work supervision leads to workmanship defects in brick masonry. The causes of various brick masonry flaws and how to fix them are covered.…
Social ScienceUntil the 22nd Century, Gender Equity will not be Fully Achieved Under Current Conditions On this International Women’s Day, there is encouraging news: women are currently ascending the management ranks more quickly than males. In just two more decades,…
BiologyWhat Octopus Brains Have In Common With Human Brains Animals with sophisticated neurological systems, such as cephalopods like octopuses, squids, and cuttlefish, are highly intelligent. The Max Delbrück Center’s Nikolaus Rajewsky-led research team has…
ArchitectureAdvantages, Methods, and Applications of Prestressed Masonry In general, masonry is extremely strong in compression but somewhat weak in tension, which is the reason for its limited application in structural members that…
ChemistryUncovering the Mysteries of Microplastics Emitted by Tires Plastic waste in the oceans and other bodies of water is a serious environmental issue that is currently being researched. Almost every month, new reports…