When the brain experiences swelling during Alzheimer’s disease treatment, it usually prompts clinicians to slow down. They reduce the infusion rate, keep a close watch on you, and allow time for the swelling to subside. This is a side effect that most would prefer to avoid. However, a small study from Houston Methodist Research Institute […]
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Engaging with a Nobel laureate could potentially diminish a researcher’s likelihood of securing a Nobel prize. This calls into question the belief that having a laureate as a scientific colleague enhances the probability of being contacted by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Numerous laureates are part of an academic lineage where former mentors and […]
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Dow Chemical Declares Significant Job Reduction in Response to Industry Challenges Dow Chemical plans to eliminate around 4,500 positions, representing approximately 13% of its worldwide workforce, as a strategic initiative aimed at boosting efficiency and cutting expenses. This action arises amid wider market trends, including sluggish growth in the chemical industry and heightened competitive pressures. […]
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The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently moved to reapprove the application of the herbicide dicamba on genetically engineered soybeans and cotton. This decision is primarily driven by the urgent need to address resistant weed outbreaks, which adversely affect crop productivity. The reapproval pertains exclusively to “over-the-top” (OTT) treatments, where dicamba is applied over […]
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the magnetic field through specialized cells in their bodies. This ability allows them to orient themselves and find their way during long journeys. Conclusion While the traditional five senses are commonly recognized, the reality is much more complex. Humans and various animals possess a range of additional senses that enhance their understanding of the world […]
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Welcome back to the monthly newsletter of STEM from Scratch! It has been some time since our last encounter. In case you haven’t heard, STEM from Scratch is a non-profit organization that has recently undergone a relaunch. The reins of leadership have been handed over to enthusiastic high school students in Ontario who are dedicated […]
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**STEM from Scratch: January Youth Opportunities** As we welcome the new year, it’s an ideal moment for young individuals to delve into the field of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Here are some thrilling January opportunities brought to you by STEM from Scratch, designed to empower youth with expertise and abilities in STEM areas. […]
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**STEM from Scratch: Opportunities for Youth Engagement in March** STEM from Scratch is focused on promoting awareness of the STEM-related programs available each month for youth. This March, there are various programs created to engage learners from diverse backgrounds in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Here are some compelling opportunities available: ### McMaster University I-STEP: […]
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Various psychologists from history have contributed to our understanding of psychology in the present day. This article will explore three of the most significant psychologists: Carl Jung, Sigmund Freud, and Abraham Maslow. Sigmund Freud was born in May 1856 in Austria to Galician Jewish parents. He was a neurologist known for many notable insights, but […]
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**Spaced Repetition: An Effective Memory Strategy** Spaced repetition is an innovative memory strategy that improves learning by distributing study sessions over a period, rather than cramming all at once. This method fosters the establishment of long-lasting, trustworthy memories, facilitating efficient learning across different subjects. Michael Nielsen, a prominent supporter of spaced repetition, has widely disseminated […]
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