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Alex Kipman: Is Our Universe Merely a Holographic Simulation?

May 10, 2023 Brenda Troutman

Many have questioned how the universe and our planet came into existence, and physicists have struggled to find the answers. How is it…

A virtual model of a human: science fiction or future? How do we do in silico research?

January 14, 2023 Lauren Black

Rustam Gilfanov, a Venture Partner at the LongeVC Fund shares his ideas. Science and medicine develop today at great strides. But is it…

A picture of a medical professional conducting medical research in a lab.

The Everest Foundation Supports Medical Research In The U.S.

July 21, 2022 Theresa Davidson

Almost all medical breakthroughs seen in the past decades have been because of medical research. From stem cell research to discoveries that reverse…

Why didn’t we discuss cancer immunologists and cancer biologists back then, but we need to know?

May 20, 2022 Brenda Troutman

What exactly is cancer? Cancer is a disease that begins when a normal cell undergoes a sequence of genetic and epigenetic alterations. Cancer…

Dr.Joseph A. Olzacki expands the scope of Holocaust studies for primary school students

April 27, 2022 Lauren Black

Dr.Joseph A. Olzacki demonstrates the impact of Holocaust studies can extend beyond the classroom at the primary school level. Distilling the lessons of…

The Significance of the Sanskrit Language in the dynamics of our life

April 3, 2022 Lauren Black

The Sanskrit is a classical language of India that is still in use today. It has played a significant role in developing Indian…

Scientists have Identified Synthetic Mini-Antibodies to Stop COVID-19 from Infecting Human Cells

November 5, 2020 Brenda Troutman

A group of scientists has identified synthetic mini-antibodies to stop Covid-19 from entering the human cell. For this, scientists at EMBL Hamburg carried…

Houston Study Hints at the Mutation of Coronavirus Strain

September 26, 2020 Brenda Troutman

Houston researchers have revealed that the coronavirus strain may have mutated over time. In a study carried out at Houston Methodist Hospital, researchers…

Scientists have Invented 3D Printed Parts to Fight Infectious Diseases

February 9, 2020January 28, 2020 Lauren Black

There are many diseases that spread through the body, with the help of bacteria and microbes. Scientists from University of Sheffield, added anti-bacterial…

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