Influences of maternal diabetes on fetal heart development Influences of maternal diabetes on fetal heart development Introduction High blood sugar is linked to congenital heart defects during pregnancy. Congenital heart disease (CHD) is a well-known and very common birth defect. And even with significant progress in care, it remains the leading cause of non-communicable death … Read more
How Recycling Your Old Cell Phone can Protect and Save Gorillas Mining of materials needed for new phones endangers the environment and animals. Recycling your old cell phone reduces the demand for coltan, keeps potentially harmful materials out of the landfills, raises money for gorilla conservation and helps protect and save gorillas. Eastern lowland gorilla … Read more
European whitefish from Lake Constance More diversity than before: Indications for recovery after ecosystem pollution Due to human activity, environmental damage can dramatically reduce the number of plant and animal species. At the same time, after the ecosystem is polluted, how biodiversity is cured and how it has been cleaned, there is very little known … Read more
Environmental exposures early in life modify immune responses Environmental exposures early in life modify immune responses Introduction In the last decades, the prevalence of allergic diseases has increased a lot, which is generating enough financial and social burdens. Due to this, researchers are trying to find new approaches to the prevention and treatment of this … Read more
The 2018 Nobel Prize winners for economic sciences The 2018 Nobel Prize for economic sciences shared by William D. Nordhaus and Paul M. Romer The 2018 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded on Monday to a pair of American economists, William D. Nordhaus from Yale University, US, and Paul M. Romer from New York … Read more
Education improves decision-making ability Education improves decision-making ability: A Study report The issue of decision-making, in general, is one of the most important and influential elements in the lives of the administrative organizations and even in the life of states. The importance of this topic stems from its connection to daily human work, family life … Read more
University of Toronto Chemists Taste ‘Forbidden Fruit’ of Reaction Dynamics University of Toronto chemists, led by Nobel Laureate John Polanyi, have achieved a breakthrough in controlling chemical reactions by manipulating the impact parameter—the precise miss-distance between colliding molecules. Previously deemed the “forbidden fruit” of reaction dynamics, this parameter had resisted direct control. Using a scanning … Read more
Nobel prize winners in physics 2018, From left: Donna Strickland, Gerard Mourou and Arthur Ashkin Nobel Prize in Physics 2018: Tools made of light, ‘optical tweezers and high-power laser pulses The Nobel Prize 2018 in Physics was awarded to three scientists (Arthur Ashkin from the United States of America, Gerard Mourou from France and Donna Strickland … Read more
In 2018, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry honored groundbreaking work in molecular evolution. Frances H. Arnold received half the prize for her pioneering research on the directed evolution of enzymes. The other half was jointly awarded to George P. Smith and Sir Gregory P. Winter for developing phage display techniques to evolve peptides and antibodies. … Read more
Conflict resolution is a method between two or more parties to find a peaceful solution to a disagreement between them. Disagreements can be personal, emotional, financial, or political. Behavioral resolution considers how disputed work is, and how it behaves. Ultimately a wide range of procedures and methods exist for addressing conflict, including negotiation, diplomacy, mediation, … Read more