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Marine Biologist Kaori Wakabayashi Uncovers Unique Behaviors of Slipper and Spiny Lobsters
Marine biologist Kaori Wakabayashi took on research that uncovered some of the unique behaviors of phyllosoma, the larval form of slipper and spiny lobsters. It is one reason why they are a favorite fixture during Lunar New Year banquets. The Chinese call them longxia or dragon shrimps. And in some Asian cultures, eating them means imbibing the good fortune, rosy health, and formidable power embodied by the dragon.
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Climate Change and the Need for Mental Health Services in Maine
Climate researcher Susanne Moser was keynote speaker at Maine Sustainability & Water Conference in Augusta. For more information about mental health services in Maine, call the Maine Crisis Line 24 hours a day at 1-888-568-1112.
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Mote Postdoctoral Fellow Kirstie Tanberg Francis
Dr. Kirstie Tanberg Francis is one of Mote’s new class of post-doctoral fellows. They are matched with seasoned scientists to help guide them as they develop new programs and products to benefit people and the environment. Dr. Francis said the oceans make up more than 70 percent of earth’s surface, and are home to more than 2.2 million marine species.
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Massey University-led waka ama Water Workshops in Palmerston North
More than 240 secondary school students have participated in waka ama water workshops to inspire an interest in science among young people. Massey has worked with New Zealand-based company One Giant Leap to create a one-of-a-kind hoe that record data at a rate of 100 times per second. The project was funded by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment as part of its strategic plan.
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Read more at New Zealand Herald
Co-op Sets New Goals to Reduce Scope 3 Emissions
Retail giant has become one of the first companies in the UK to set science-based targets that cover forest, land and agriculture (FLAG) emissions. The ratified targets include commitments to reduce absolute Scope 1 (direct) and 2 (power-related) emissions by 66%. Additionally, Co-op has pledged to curtail Scope 3 FLAG emissions by 42.4% by 2030 from the same 2016 base year.
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New Earth-like Planets Could Soon Be Discovered
physicists at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh and Cambridge University have developed an astrocomb that can analyse blue-green light emitted by stars. Astrocombs can detect tiny variations in a star's light created by orbiting exoplanets. They have been limited to the green-red part of the light spectrum, but the new system offers the chance to uncover even more space secrets.
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Read more at Sky News
Undiscovered Planets Could Soon Be Discovered
Physicists based at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh and Cambridge University have developed a form of astrocomb – a laser system that allows astronomers to observe tiny changes in the colour of starlight, revealing hidden planets in the process. Researchers say the technology could also improve understanding of how the universe naturally expands.
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Read more at Yahoo News UK
Field Family Nights at Soldier Field
This after hours event is for all ages; the PlayLab will be open with activities for little ones. Walk-ins are permitted for an upcharge as long as space is available. Parking Parking for Field Family Nights can now be purchased in advance directly through Soldier Field - North Garage.
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Trust in Science and Scientists
Linda Wang It takes a certain amount of humor, courage, or both to be the ACS immediate past president and write my final C&EN Comment for April Fools’ Day. As scientists, we are passionate about pushing forward to new frontiers and creating useful, safe, and sustainable innovations to address key global challenges. But that is not enough.
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Read more at Chemical & Engineering News