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Dr. Michael Roner - A Memoir of a Lifetime
Michael Roner Dr. Roner was an assistant professor in 2002. He taught courses in virology and immunobiology to thousands of students. Many said his enthusiasm for teaching was contagious.
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Read more at uta.edu
Scientists in Congregations
Until 30 th April, applications are open to churches across the UK and Republic of Ireland of any Christian denomination. This is the sixth round of Scientists Congregations funding and is made possible by a generous grant from the John Templeton Foundation.
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Read more at Anglican Ink
Scripps Research Celebrates 100 Years of Life-Changing Science
Scripps Research is home to six Nobel Prizes, 15 FDA approved medications and more than a thousand patents. The nonprofit biomedical institute is ranked No. 1 in the world when it comes to innovation. With 100 years of life-changing science, they have savedcountless lives.
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Read more at CBS News 8
Life Sciences Conversions - The Secret to a Life Science Lab
Victoria House is a grand, neo-classical affair with an impressive, triple-height, marble-lined central hall complete with Ionic columns and bronze art deco detailing. It is vast, occupying a whole city block between Southampton Row and Bloomsbury Gardens. The reason for this unusual reinvention is the insatiable demand for life science facilities in the area centered around Kings Cross.
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Read more at Building Design
The Yellow-Crested Helmetshrike
The yellow-crested helmetshrike is a species of bird categorized as a 'lost bird" by the American Bird Conservancy. The team stumbled across the bird on the slopes of a mountain. They found 18 helmetshrikes.
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Read more at Fox Weather
The Fucino Space Centre in L’Aquila
Italian space minister Adolfo Urso said a space centre in the city would host the main control centre for the European Union’s satellite constellation. The Fucino Space Centre is already managing the European satellite positioning and navigation system Galileo.
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Read more at Interesting Engineering
LEGO City Space Science Lab 60439
LEGO invites you to explore and discover the mysteries of space. Unveiling the LEGO City Space Science Lab 60439 LEGO’s official storefront in the US has been updated to include another set that encourages us to discover the marvels of science. This 560-piece set features an accessible lab interior and outdoor laboratory sections among others. It also features a charming tiny alien companion ensuring that the wonders of space are accessible to all.
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Read more at The Brick Show
Europa's Ice-Claaked Ocean Moon Could Still Have Life
Europa, Jupiter's ice-cloaked ocean moon, contains far less oxygen than previously thought, making it a poor candidate for sustaining alien life. This number is far lower than previous computer model predictions, which estimated the surface produced 2,205 pounds (1,000 kg) of oxygen per second. But scientists remain optimistic that Jupiter's fourth largest moon, which is perhaps best known for having an underground ocean, could still harbor life in the form of microbes.
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Read more at Livescience.com
HL Tauri Observes Water Vapor in a Young Star
ALMA detected and captured a detailed image of the disc orbiting a sun-like star, called HL Tauri, holding oceans of water vapor at levels three times as much as all of Earth’s oceans just within its inner-most region. The new observations came from Chile’s Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA) radio telescope. It’s been suspected that icy pebbles travel inwards from the colder, outer regions of a protoplanetary disk through friction
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Read more at Astronomy Magazine
Metastasis Detection - A New Method for Understanding the Mechanical Properties of the Basement Membrane
a team of scientists from Denmark and Germany has now taken the first step toward early diagnosis of metastasis formation. They have developed a user-friendly method for analyzing the basement membrane in the human body - because its mechanical properties are a crucial factor during the metastatic process. In the past it was assumed that this structure was only a barrier that cancer cells have to overcome with their own mechanisms.
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Read more at News-Medical.Net