With the new year completely underway, I want to update it on our progress for the next executive director/CEO of AG. AGU has associated with the executive search company Vetted Solutions to lead this process. The description of the position is now available. Share the position list with people who would be a strong adjustment…
Depression is more than a mental struggle: it has deep biochemical roots. Oxidative stress can interrupt the intestinal microbiome, worsening inflammation and altering brain function. Scientists have designed Cdzymes, small particles similar to the enzyme, to rebalance the intestine and relieve symptoms of depression in stressed rats. Unraveling the chemical imbalances of depression depression is…
Oxides containing RB of hut and stable expand the possibilities for sustainable oxide ion conductors. Credit: Tokyo Institute of Sciences Rubidium could be the following key player in oxide ion conductors. Researchers from the Tokyo Institute of Sciences have discovered an oxide ion driver containing weird (RB), RB, RB5Bimo4EITHER16with exceptionally high conductivity. Identified through computational…
A world of microbes lies within the intestine of each human being. This vast microbial community, the microbiome, which includes bacteria and viruses, has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to actively contribute to both health and disease. Researchers have learned a lot about bacterial communities living in the human intestine. For example, they have discovered that…
“The Americas”, a new series of nature narrated by Tom Hanks and scored by Hans Zimmer, is launched on February 23, and we have all the details about how to see it. The 10 -part series will initially leave NBC in the United States, but was co -produced along with the BBC, so it will…
As writer of The New Yorker staff since 1999, Elizabeth Kolbert has spent decades informing public reading about the science of our changing planet, the complicated part that humans have played in climate change and the possible solutions for our future. Kolbert has traveled the world in search of these stories, written innumerable essays and…
This map shows the global temperatures in each region of the Earth by 2024, in relation to the average registered temperature of that region of 1951-1980. The regions where the temperature of 2024 was higher than the average is shown in red, while the coldest regions that are shown in blue. Take into account the…
Rice is one of the most commonly consumed cultivated crops for almost half of the population worldwide. As demand increases, rice cultivation extends to areas with scarce resources and unfavorable conditions. One of the main abiotic tensions is salinity, which plays an important role in determining performance and growth. Therefore, there is a pressing need…
Numerous arthropods evolve and optimize sensory systems, which allows them to effectively adapt complex and competitive habitats. In general, scorpions can accurately perceive the location of the dam with the lowest metabolic rate among invertebrates. This biological phenomenon contrasts sharply with engineering systems, which generally associates high precision with substantial energy consumption. Inspired by the…
Humans are obsessed with staying clean. We bathe or shower regularly (at least most of us do). We cut our hair and nails. Some people even pay for other people to prepare them when it comes to pedicures or facial treatments. Hygiene is not just a modern fashion. It is an instinct that humans evolved…