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6 Ways Universities Can Boost Life Science Investments
In the dynamic landscape of scientific exploration and innovation, universities play a pivotal role in driving advancements, particularly in the life sciences sector. We see numerous scientific innovations turn into huge commercial successes, and many young scientists including PhD candidates and Doctors are eager to test their skills in the business world. In recognition of the transformative potential of increased investments, this article…
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What Microbes Can You Find in Carpets?
Carpets are a common fixture in many homes, offering warmth and comfort underfoot. But beneath this cosy surface lies a hidden world teeming with microscopic life. Understanding the diverse range of microbes that call our carpets home is crucial for maintaining a healthy living environment. Get to know the various microbes residing in our carpets and their impact on our…
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Scientists confirm that Seychelles is a hope spot for blue whales
Seychelles is a special place for whales and dolphins. And yet, while its corals, turtles and sharks are relatively well studied, little is known about its cetaceans. Now scientists from the University of Seychelles, Florida International University and Oregon State University are uncovering how remarkable Seychelles is for these mammals. In two field seasons they have recorded 23 species. But…
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Dame with a campaign calls for more action to help young people’s life opportunities
Change is working to improve people’s life opportunities across a North-West community – now we need to accelerate action. That was the message to 150 business people, education leaders and community representatives invested in making a positive difference in Blackpool and surrounding areas. Dame Julia Cleverdon was speaking to attendees at the Fylde Coast Responsible Business Network’s 5th Anniversary event…
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Ancient koala relative fills a missing branch of the Australian marsupial story
Fossils of an ancient relative of the koala help to solve another part of the puzzling evolution of Australia’s unique marsupials, according to a new study by Australian and British scientists published in Scientific Reports. The study was led by Flinders University PhD student Arthur Crichton, who found fossil teeth of the new species at the Pwerte Marnte Marnte fossil site…
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How to Treat Fusarium Wilt of Banana Tree
Fusarium shrivels of banana, famously known as Panama illness, is a deadly parasitic sickness brought about by the dirt-borne growth of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense (FOC). It is the principal sickness of bananas to have spread around the world in the primary portion of the twentieth century. The best Fusarium Wilt Treatment, the pestilence started in Focal America on…
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Simple Changes You Can Make to Protect Your Kidneys
The kidney is one of our most unique organs. It’s the only organ in the human body that we only need one of to survive. It’s not unusual for one kidney to do the work of two. However many kidneys you have, it’s important to look after this vital organ. If you only have one — because you’ve donated a…
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How To Choose The Right Massage For You
There are endless physical and mental wellbeing benefits when it comes to massages, leaving you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated as you leave the room. Whether you opt for a sensual London Tantric massage to explore your erotic senses and enhance your love life or a deep tissue massage to offer relief from a recent sports injury, there are various types…
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How To Find A Reputable Dentist Online?
Searching for a dentist in Cheltenham is a lot more challenging than simply Googling “dentists near me” or something similar. In fact, if you do, the number of dentists near you will be overwhelming. Whether you are new in Cheltenham, or this is your first time needing to see a dentist, there are a couple of things worth considering when…
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NU Borders’ BITE Platform uses Advanced Analytics to Support Anti-Poaching in Southern Africa
NU Borders has partnered with the Painted Dog Conservation (PDC), a non-profit organization located in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe to provide PDC with access to the Business Intelligence for Trade Enforcement (BITE) platform – an analytical tool suite to help analyze and track wildlife, look at the movement patterns and trends of the animals and gain better insight into how PDC resources can…
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