Biology
SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein Is More Stable and Changes Slower Than Previous Versions
SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, is more stable and slower changing than the earlier variant that caused the SARS outbreak in 2003, according to…
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Health
In Diabetes, a New Method Developed to Protect Insulin-producing Cells
High blood glucose levels are to blame for a number of issues in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Researchers from Sweden’s Karolinska Institutet…
Sociology
Industrial Society – in Sociology
The Industrial Society is a society that relies on mechanical labor, rather than physical labor, to produce material things. In sociology, an industrial society is…
Health
A New Algorithm will Help Patients with Intestinal Cancer
An algorithm that predicts how long a patient will be in the hospital if they are diagnosed with colon cancer might save the NHS millions…
Biology
Tissue-Like Constructs Capable of Controlled, Complex Shape Change Bioprinted by Scientists
Unlike traditional 3D printing, which uses a digital plan to create an object out of materials such as plastic or resin, 3D bioprinting creates biological…
Biology
The Fallopian Tube’s Surprising Diversity
The fallopian tube is the location of fertilization, where an egg is transferred from the ovary once a month for the course of a female’s…
Mathematic
Teachers Benefit from Training Because it Allows them to Anticipate how Students with Learning Disabilities Might Solve Problems
Researchers from North Carolina State University discovered that a four-week training course significantly improved special education teachers’ ability to anticipate multiple ways children with learning…
Astronomy
Russian Space Agency Refuses To Launch OneWeb Satellite Until Its Demands Are Met
Roscosmos has reported that the OneWeb satellites, which are set to launch this Friday, are being held, hostage. The head of the Russian Space Agency,…
Astronomy
Secret to A Neutron Star’s Variation Discovered Using Nuisance Light
We deploy telescopes in space to avoid interference from the atmosphere and other radiation sources, but it isn’t always enough. The NuSTAR X-Ray telescope has…
Astronomy
Russia Releases Strange, Vaguely Threatening Video of the ISS Being Dismantled
The Russian state-run news agency Novosti has released a weird and ominous video depicting the Russian component of the International Space Station (ISS) breaking off…
Astronomy
Russia Announces It Will No Longer Take Part in Joint Experiments on the ISS
In reaction to sanctions imposed in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Russian space agency has declared that it would no longer collaborate with…
Astronomy
Perseverance Has a Pebble in Its Shoe
Few things are more aggravating than a stone stuck in your shoe that refuses to move. As the rover Perseverance discovered, this incredibly Earthly issue…
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