Graphic summaries (gas) have become a critical component in academic publication, especially in high impact magazines. Visually summary the central findings of a research work, improving their visibility and helping readers to understand the complex information quickly. This article describes format standards, presentation procedures and best practices to prepare graphic summaries for renowned magazines such…
Federal Library and Information Network (FEDLINK) to benefit from leading research and analysis tools in the world Tuesday, May 13, 2025 Digital Science, a technology company that serves the interested parties throughout the research ecosystem, will offer the United States government libraries access to some of its most powerful research and analysis tools under a…
The researchers compared neuropeptides in the DNA of cetacean and land mammals to explore how mammals evolved to live underwater. Introduction Did you know that cetaceans (whales, dolphins and marsopas) are mammals? About 50 million years ago, their ancestors lived on land. They later evolved to live in marine environments. An extreme habitat transition required…
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile has launched the first image using the largest camera in the world. The survey inherited from the field of vision of the resolution of 3200 megapixels of space and the time chamber. Its high definition images use six different color filters can photograph 45 times the area of…
Hot air balloons work thanks to convection currents. The heat source under the globe heats the air inside. A convection current inside the balloon keeps hot air as the heated air increases, cools and decreases to be heated again. The warm air inside the globe is less dense than the coldest air outside, causing the…
Credit: Yoshiyoshi Hirokawa/Getty Images Making visual contact is an integral part of social communication, but a new study reveals that choosing as and when Doing doing is equally important to understand and respond to others. “We Found That’s Not Just How Often Subtone Looks AT You, Or If They Look at You Last In A…
Image generated by Ia. For years, we have been told that some version of renewable energy is clean and pretty, but not practical or cheap. Well, according to a recent and very thorough report, the vast majority of renewable projects are much cheaper than their fossil fuel counterparts. The report, published by the International Renewable…
From Institute of Basic Sciences And the “We All Gonna Die” department comes episode #2971 of the Madness model through the press release: The future climate of the Earth 9 km from world resolution Global warming does not affect our planet uniformly. Some areas, such as the Arctic Region or high mountain peaks, heat faster…
The Board of Directors of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) and the Executive Search Committee are pleased to announce that the new Executive Director and CEO of Agu is Janice R. Lachance, JD, a member of the executives of the American Association Society (FASAE) and the National Academy of Public Administration. The Board of Directors…
Despite our strong belief in the ability of dogs to feel good about bad people in people, a new investigation shows that they do not judge human character, at least not in the way we think. When dogs observed how humans treated other dogs, they did not favor the friendliest person. Even direct interactions do…