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Correct-Looking Robots and Improving Workplace Mental Health

A team of researchers recently collaborated with a tech consultancy firm to develop robot wellbeing coaches capable of promoting mental wellbeing in the workplace and how the participants intereacted with their robotic counterparts. “We wanted to take the robots out of the lab and study how they might be ...

Studying Quantum Wave Turbulence and Energy Dissipation

In a recent study published in Nature Physics, an international team of researchers led by Aalto University in Finland examine what’s known as quantum wave turbulence, which describes how wave-like motion transfers energy between macroscopic and microscopic length scales, along with addressing longstanding ...

The Stonehenge 'Calendar' Isn't as Modern as We Thought

Archaeoastronomy is a scientific discipline that applies astronomical observation to archaeological interpretation. Deeply rooted in scientific methods, archaeoastronomy is distinct from pseudo-archaeology, “masquerading as archaeology.” The field, and methods of interpretation, offer opportunities to ...

Computer Simulations Bring Order to a Chaotic Universe

The universe is a vast and complex structure packed with endless stars, planets, nebulae, and galaxies stretching back almost 14 billion years. While this is the age of the universe, there's a difference between its age and what can be observed, which is known as the observable universe and is estimated to be ...

New App "MyDiaMate" Improves Mental Wellbeing of People with Type 1 Diabetes

Type 1 diabetes, or juvenile diabetes affects over one million people in the U.S. alone. As an autoimmune condition, type 1 diabetes prevents the body from creating insulin, which helps with managing blood sugar levels. It affects both adults and children, and ...

Overwhelming Space Junk Prompts Need for Global Consensus

An international team of researchers led by the University of Plymouth examined how the increasing number of satellites and space debris in Earth’s orbit could potentially lead to vast areas of Earth’s orbit becoming unusable. They note that while there are only 9000 satellites in Earth orbit today ...

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Date: March 30, 2023 Time: 8:00am (PDT), 11:00am (EDT), 5:00pm (CEST) Advances and innovations in laboratory technologies for performing protein electrophoresis and immunotyping, combined with the workforce shortage of laboratory professionals have prompted many clinical laboratories to consider the implementation of more automated methods for performing this ...

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