Magnets are a great tool to present young children to the wonders of science. There are many lovely and economical thick magnets that can be used in many different creative ways. Car magnet game This simple automobile track is a fun way to present to young children to magnets. You can use my practice template…
Research and developments It is a blog for brief updates that provide context for the burst of news about law and changes in policies that affect science and scientists today. February 27, the Trump Administration fired hundreds of employees of the Oceanic and Atmospheric National Administration (NOA). Among the dismissed were two flight directors for…
The silica skeleton of a venus flower basket sponge (Euplectella aspergillum). Credit: Rmit University A sea sponge skeleton made of glass makes engineers wonder how construction materials could improve. The sponge in question lives at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, and is known as the Venus flower basket (Euplectella aspergillum). Build its intricate skeleton…
The rolling landscape of Dorset, England, hides a little studied archaeological enigma. Unlike the imposing Monoliths of Stonehenge or the vast ceremonial landscapes of Avebury, flagstones is a quiet and hidden place. But new research suggests that it can be even older than we thought, and could remodel our understanding of the first ceremonial circles…
Of CFACT By Duggan Flanakin The old woman saw: “Everything is bigger in Texas,” can soon become reality once again, since the authority of the Nuts river has revealed plans for a deep water desalination plant on Harbor Island, near Corpus Christi, which would immediately become the largest in the nation, and with expansions planned…
Last week we witnessed a distinctive seal of American democracy: the peaceful transition of power. It was a very close choice, one that was deeply emotional for everyone. And that is what makes the tradition and show of the transition of the power of a president to the next one even more important. While we…
The results of magnetic resonance discover an unexpected mismatch between Alzheimer’s pathology and cognitive function in a unique case study. Studies show that people with Down Syndrome (DS) have a life risk of more than 90% to develop dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease (EA) as they age. The research of the Swanson Engineering School of…
Abstract. Credit: ACS sensors (2025). DOI: 10.1021/ACSENSORS.4C03087 As H5N1 highly pathogenic influenza continues to extend in the US, presenting serious threats to dairy and poultry farms, both farmers and public health experts need better ways to monitor infections, in real time, mitigate and respond to outbreaks. Now, thanks to the research of the University of…
A new research carried out by the University of Flinders has discovered a potential marker that could provide valuable information on the general health of older adults living in long -term care centers. Directed by the doctoral candidate, Sophie Miller, at the Faculty of Medicine and Public Health, the study found that a simple swab…
Scientists have created “labeuda mice” genetically designed with skin similar to thick hair that kept the woolly mammoths during the Last ice age. The Bioscience Colossal Biotechnology Company announced images and images of the Lanudos Mice on Tuesday (March 4). The adorable rodents mark a milestone in Colossal project to bring giant backward By 2028,…