One of the unexpected joys of Zack Snyderzombie-classified heist extravaganza Army of the dead was Matthias Schweighöfer as Dieter, the charming security hacker, so the idea of ââa romantic and dashing character-driven spinoff movie would be good news⦠With the exception of one bittersweet (and somewhat spoiler) fact: Dieter, like …
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The 2021 World Series between the Atlanta Braves and the Houston Astros comes together in one game each as it heads to Atlanta for Game 3 on Friday. What have we learned so far in the series? What can we expect next? Did anything we see make us rethink our …
Read More »5 Ways Beginners Can Learn New-Age Digital Marketing Tools
Digital Marketing is a promising career path for learners of all backgrounds, offering a high salary scale, job security, a variety of roles and exciting growth opportunities. Perhaps every company’s service or product-based marketing tactics are now incomplete without proper use of the digital space. Whether it’s SEO, Google Ads, …
Read More »Single mothers who work with a current mindset may feel more “in control” of their lives
Faced with the high demands of family life, single working mothers who have a current state of mind -; unlike the tendency to focus on the past or the future -; may feel more “in control” of their free time, according to a new study led by researchers at Virginia …
Read More »Transcending Borders and Borders – The Hindu
Kamla Bhasin’s genius lay in her ability to overcome different fault lines and build diverse coalitions. The fields of peacebuilding and protest are generally seen as occupying separate and discrete worlds. However, in women’s movements in South Asia, from the 1980s onwards but more visibly in the 1990s, these became …
Read More »Three Los Alamos scientists elected 2021 Fell
image: From left to right: Eric Brown, Nathan Moody and Takeyasu Ito, 2021 APS Fellows. seen Following Credit: Left to Right: 2021 APS Fellows Eric Brown, Nathan Moody and Takeyasu Ito. LOS ALAMOS, New Mexico, October 20, 2021-Three scientists from the Los Alamos National Laboratory have been elected members by …
Read More »Gifted Valley high school students conduct real-world research at ASU
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Read More »Undergraduate Marketing Students Gain Advantage With Unique, Real-World Experience
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Last year, Eva Sage-Gavin, Managing Director Global Talent at Accenture, and Kelly Monahan, Organizational Behaviorist, addressed a room of senior executives who wanted to take a peek into the future. Specifically, they wanted to know what companies needed to do to prepare for work in the years to come. The …
Read More »Jose Rodriguez named American V fellow
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Amid the frenzy of Frieze London’s comeback to life, this year’s lecture program asks a question: how can today’s art market, so plagued by a winner mentality, evolve towards a model based on cooperation and attention, rather than competition and extraction? Among the speakers trying to answer this question are …
Read More »Black holes and multiverse: decoding how physicists’ brains work
Richard Feynman with Yang Chen Ning, American physicists, circa 1950. Science & Society Picture Library / Getty Contributor Quantum particles exist and do not exist. The space is probably a moldable fabric. Dark matter is invisible, yet it binds the entire universe. And our universe, created from an explosion 13.8 …
Read More »Social Responsiveness Award – call for entries
Dear colleagues and students Applications and nominations are open and encouraged for the 2021 Social Responsiveness Awards. Recipients will be announced in December and will be celebrated as part of the April 2022 graduation ceremonies. Social responsiveness is at the heart of UCT’s work as a committed institution. It is …
Read More »Are we living in a computer simulation? We could be doomed otherwise
On an ordinary day, I would bet someone suggested to you that we live in a computer simulation. Whether it’s a curious friend or the anonymous writer of a bold sign outside your local cafe, your perfectly peaceful life has been interrupted by the eerie thought. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk …
Read More »2021 Nobel Laureates | The women scientists of the Nobel Prize
AFP contributorGetty Images The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has announced the winners of the Nobel Prize 2021 this week. Nobel laureates in physiology or medicine; Physics; and Chemistry study a wide variety of subjects, including how to model our rapidly changing climate, how our bodies respond to stimuli like …
Read More »New study of quantum material proves theoretical predictions
October 8, 2021 – Researchers have discovered a type of spin that is difficult to observe in a quantum mechanical system. In physics, a quantum mechanical system is a set of components that interact at the quantum scale. It is the domain of atoms and subatomic particles such as those …
Read More »NSA Re-Focuses on Securing Military Weapon Systems Against “Capable” Rivals – Breaking Defense Breaking Defense
NSA Headquarters at Night (Trevor Paglen) WASHINGTON: The chief cybersecurity directorate of the National Security Agency has said that one of his agency’s top priorities is to protect US weapons systems from cyber threats, which represents a shift in focus brought about by the rise of an increasingly multipolar world …
Read More »Humanities Welcomes New Professors and Staff
New Faculty Josefina Bittar, Assistant Professor, Languages ââand Applied Linguistics Josefina bittar got his doctorate. in Linguistics at the University of New Mexico. After earning her BA in Spanish Language and Literature from the Universidad Nacional de Asunción (Paraguay), she was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to earn an MA in …
Read More »An Exciting Partnership Between Rock Kitchen Harris And DMU To Boost Student Perspectives
Rock Kitchen Harris (RKH), one of the leading full-service agencies in the East Midlands, will work with De Montfort University Leicester (DMU) to encourage diversity in the creative industry and help more students find work. This coalition of industrial programs is the first of its kind at DMU and will …
Read More »Studies by the Swedish regulator securing knowledge of the repository: Waste & Recycling
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Read More »Cloak of invisibility and quantum physics expected for the Nobel Prize
Published on: 10/05/2021 – 05:02 Stockholm (AFP) Quantum physics, invisibility cloaks and a leading Italian theorist are all set to win the Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday, a year after pioneering black hole research. The prestigious honor, to be announced at 11:45 am (09:45 GMT) in Stockholm, is the …
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To show the fallacy of the ânormalâ, we have studied the behavior of the EURUSD between 2010 and 2021. By Jamal Mecklai Classic risk management models assume that currency pairs follow (or closely follow) a normal distribution, where daily returns are evenly distributed around the mean, which in the ânormalâ …
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Read More »From Marx to Gandhi: the political world of JP
The genesis of Jayaprakash (JP) Narayan’s passionate pursuit of freedom and a just and fair order can be traced to the political and philosophical spirit of his years of study in the United States (United States), starting at the University of California at Berkeley and later at the University of …
Read More »News: October / November 2021 | Number 146
Your complementary articles have you read a of your four free articles for this month. You can read four articles for free per month. For full access to the thousands of philosophy articles on this site, please New New translation of all of Plato’s dialogues ⢠A Heideggerian hacker claims …
Read More »City Delays Bid for $ 8 Million Airport Sewer Replacement Project | Local news from the Big Island
In August, the city council and county board each approved an interlocal agreement with the Hall County Airport Authority that would dedicate American Rescue Plan Act funds to the project. Although estimated to be around $ 8 million, a more precise total cost is not yet known as the cost …
Read More »The Recorder – Frontier Instructor Named Biotech Professor of the Year
SOUTH DEERFIELD – The absence of a dedicated biotechnology program at Frontier Regional School does not prevent Stacey Chapley from integrating it into her program. It also didn’t stop her from being named the Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation Professor of Biotechnology of the Year. Named the Henri A. Termeer Educator …
Read More »Epic V. Apple Ruling Offers Lessons On Expert Testimonial
By Narinder Walia (September 29, 2021, 4:52 PM EDT) – The Epic Games Inc. antitrust litigation against Apple Inc. has been remarkable in many ways. The case has progressed at a remarkable speed, with barely a year between the filing of the initial complaint in August 2020 and the decision …
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Are pulsars the source of galactic cosmic rays? Press release from: Posted: Wednesday September 29 2021 For Dr Alison Mitchell, who is transferring to the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) at ETH Zürich, this would be a dream come true. Starting in October, Dr Mitchell and his junior research group Emmy Noether …
Read More »University of Nevada and Reno High-Density Plasma Group Gets Three Grants
Three physicists from the University of Nevada at Reno have received grants for high energy density plasma research from the Department of Energy, more awards this year than any other institution in the country under this program . The Department of Energy has awarded $ 9.35 million to 21 institutions …
Read More »Maruti Partners with Tata Institute of Social Sciences to Offer Automotive Retail Course
Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) announced on Tuesday that it has partnered with Mumba-based Tata Institute of Social Sciences – Vocational School (TISS-SVE) to train young people in automotive retail. As part of this partnership, the company and TISS-SVE will offer a personalized three-year course in retail management with a specialization …
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If you google “Einstein and Christianity” you will discover an unseemly feud between Christians who want to pretend Einstein was a Christian and atheists who want to insist he was an atheist. Everyone wants Einstein and his genius to be on their side to give them credibility. The truth about …
Read More »Prime Minister Modi Takes Indian Technicians and H-1B Visa Issue with Biden in Personal Meeting | Latest India News
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his very first in-person meeting with President Joe Biden, raised a number of issues involving the Indian community in America, including access for Indian professionals to the United States and speaking about H visas -1B, Foreign Minister Harsh Vardhan said Shringla. Prime Minister Modi called …
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In a BBC documentary series earlier this year titled ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Head: An Emotional History of the Modern World’, eccentric British filmmaker Adam Curtis mounted a pastiche of images intended to show that Hidden coercive forces underpin contemporary life. He pointed to a pervasive “power” linked …
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Amidst the greenery of the Carr Hall garden is a large reused television dish. The dish in question – a radio telescope operated by the physics department – received a number of upgrades thanks to a student’s summer research opportunity. Most noticeable being his new paint job, courtesy of Major …
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The Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) is now in its fifth year of implementation – with the first cohort of learners now in year five. Recent insinuations that the curriculum is expensive are far-fetched, grossly inaccurate, and an unwanted distraction from a very well-designed education system. There is no additional cost to …
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There are “important reservoirs” of the large organic molecules necessary for the formation of life in the universe, the scientists discovered. This discovery means that the basic chemical conditions that helped life form on Earth may exist on other planets in the galaxy. Large organic molecules, the âstepping stonesâ between …
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Read More »Arizona State University: ASU receives $ 12.5 million NSF award to establish transdisciplinary institute
The National Science Foundation announced the award of $ 12.5 million to Arizona State University for the development of a new Institute of Biological Integration. The award will launch an academic program, under the guidance of Michael lynch, principal researcher and director of Biodesign Center for Evolutionary Mechanisms. Evolutionary cell …
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People call it a breakthrough, a new phase of matter – Google’s invention of time crystals has turned science and technology upside down. No, we’re not talking about one of the six physics-defying stones escaping Thanos’ grip. It is real science that apparently challenges our current understanding of physics. Here …
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Read More »Amrita University to Offer M.Tech in Defense Technology
KOLLAM: Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, a leading multidisciplinary educational and research institution here, has become one of the pioneers by offering M.Tech in Defense Technology, the postgraduate program jointly developed by Defense Research and Development Organization ( DRDO), and Indian Council for Technical Education (AICTE). The course is being developed and …
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Dr Jay Biernaskie is a Daphne Jackson Fellow who works on the use of evolutionary biology for sustainable intensification of agriculture. Cereal crops like wheat will have a particularly important role in future food security, but their global yields have leveled off. With limited farmland, one of the most pressing …
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The US Department of Agriculture is seeking public comment on its labeling guidelines for meat and poultry products derived from cells of animal tissues. The Food Safety and Inspection Service on Thursday released an advance notice of proposed cell-based meats regulation and plans to use the comments to inform future …
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They say children should learn all the essentials from elementary level. While experts generally speak of basic etiquette and morals, China has interpreted this as a teaching of the basics of “socialism.” As Chinese students returned to school on Wednesday, they were introduced to new textbooks that have “Xi Jinping …
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The dreams of Damian Lillard, Bradley Beal, and all the other names that were added to everyone’s fake trades have stopped. The stock of a guy who was once hailed as “The Next LeBron”, is at an all-time low and dreams of getting a “Hardened” return seems far-fetched. If the …
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ETERNEVA CUSTOMER: She’s my mother, and the diamond was made from her ashes. NARRATOR: It’s the story of a radical death care company called Etterneva. With the support of Mark Cuban, Etterneva turns lost loved ones into diamonds. CUSTOMER: Wow! Welcome home, honey. ADELLE ARCHER: The way people react when …
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EXCEPTIONAL Commonwealth students brought home working to the spotlight. Felipe Tcach plans to go to the University of Manchester to study physics and theoretical physics after obtaining all A * in mathematics, physics, additional mathematics and Spanish. Speaking about the work from home element, Felipe, 18, said: âIt was actually …
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Read More »Off the Cuff with Monique Burgdorf, Associate Dean of Students – The Oberlin Review
Deputy Dean of Students Monique Burgdorf wears several hats. Currently, she serves at the Center for Student Success as a liaison primarily with low income and first generation students at the College. She also works as a consultant for the Student Aid and Resource Exchange program. Burgdorf’s work has become …
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Palestinian polymath Edward W. Said died in 2003, but it was not until 2021 that a full intellectual biography appeared, one that correctly situates his life in relation to both the political and intellectual history of his time and how, within this story, it emerges. There has been a recent …
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By Lalit K Jha (Eds: Update with more details) Washington, August 5 (PTI) The Biden administration is taking steps to provide a legal route to citizenship for children of legal immigrants, the White House said after a group of these young people, mostly Indians, expressed its fear of being deported …
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Both men and women are happier with their bodies after they reach the age of 60, according to a study. Satisfaction with size, shape and appearance gradually increases as people age, with our recent years characterized by the highest levels of self-confidence, according to data from over 15,000 people . …
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Photo: Office of Governor Andrew Cuomo It’s official: Federal authorities have approved the La Guardia AirTrain, and the ground can be broken in a matter of weeks. It’s another victory for Andrew Cuomo, who has become far more of a steamroller than the real one. Governor Steamroller never turned out …
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On July 9, 2021, the Delaware Court of Chancery issued its final ruling determining whether a buyer’s attempt to invoke a material adverse effect (MAE) clause was effective in excusing the buyer’s failure to complete an acquisition of the target company as part of a signed merger. agreement. While the …
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Over the years, biopics have become a mainstay of cinema. Movies about inspiring historical figures like Muhammad Ali and Gandhi, incredibly famous artists like Elton John and Queen, or even true stories from the crime world like Goodfellas or Bonnie and Clyde, the genre is full of groundbreaking films. RELATED: …
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Jovana Marovic at a recent conference, photo from her Twitter account After a long experience in the NGO sector, Jovana Marovic decided to get involved in politics with the URA movement. In this interview, she tells us about her choice and her vision on the path to European integration of …
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Hey, it went well. Photo: mymechanics / YouTube In this year of forced asociability and a generally broken world, we have all been looking for ways to refresh our brains. Bake sourdough, demolish the Urzikistanis in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, study our partners love science experiments: We’ve all researched …
Read More »Valley News – Column: The Critical Race Theory Debate Is A Scam Game
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Miles Morales actor Nadji Jeter posted a deleted photo of himself in Mocap Hear, hinting that work on Spider-Man 2 has started. Miles Morales actor Nadji Jeter posted and has since deleted a photo that many work believe work has officially started on Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Marvel has so many …
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In the United States, it is possible to obtain a patent using fictitious data as the basis for the patent claims. The USPTO allows this provided that the experimental data is expressed in the present or the future, such data is known as prophetic examples or paper examples. In contrast, …
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“Conviction, courage and compassion” I started working in politics at the age of 23. Since then, politics has become an important part of who I am and how I look at society. From politics, I learned not only the power and breadth, but the meaning and magnanimity of leadership. I …
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Contrast Security announced its integration with Secure Code Warrior to provide contextual just-in-time security micro-learning modules to enhance developer skills to easily patch vulnerabilities without the need for a security team. Contrast’s innovative security trace format identifies exactly where a vulnerability appears in the code and provides a snapshot of …
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77% of employees say they would feel better integrated in their work if their value as a person was recognized. July 9, 2021 5 minutes to read This article was translated from our Spanish edition using AI technologies. Errors may exist due to this process. We all seek well-being in …
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If you’ve ever used Siri or Alexa for help, or generated a self-portrait in the style of a Renaissance painter, you’ve interacted with deep learning, a form of artificial intelligence that extracts mountain models of data to make predictions. Although deep learning and AI have become colloquial terms, the breakthroughs …
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Delia Contractor, affectionately known as Didi, was a self-taught artist, designer and architect. For more than three decades, she has promoted the need to live and build in harmony with nature, to follow sustainable skills and to value traditional wisdom. With over 15 homes and numerous public projects in Kangra, …
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The JCP has changed significantly for two reasons. First of all, from the mid-1930s and the real fascist transition in Japan – without going deep into the debates around the historiography of world fascism, whether Japan is called fascist, etc. – the JCP was not only outlawed: it was tracked …
Read More »Educators Should ‘Teach Youth the Truth’ in Response to Conservative Attacks (Advisory)
(This is the second article in a multi-part series. You can see part one here.) The new question of the week is: A number of states have passed or are considering legislation that would ban critical race theory and, in some cases, many types of lessons that teach systemic racism. …
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By Lalit K Jha Washington, July 2 (PTI) A group of US lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill that aims to pave the way for permanent residence for people brought to America as dependents of long-term non-immigrant visa holders , a decision that will benefit several Indian children and young …
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In his doctoral thesis, theoretical physicist Joris Kattemölle (CWI / QuSoft) proposes a physical problem that could be the first to be solved by a quantum computer. The problem cannot be solved by a classical computer, but a quantum computer with a hundred quantum bits can. On Wednesday June 30, …
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Getty Damian Lillard # 0 of the Portland Trail Blazers warms up ahead of Round 1, Game 6 of the 2021 NBA Playoffs. Portland Trailblazers All-NBA goalie Damian Lillard recently publicly expressed his displeasure with organization – a move that in contemporary NBA has often proven to be a prelude …
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Read More »Programming Theory: A Waste of Time or the Key to Your Dream Coding Job?
Many big tech companies still expect new hires to have a knowledge of the fundamentals of programming, despite coding jobs increasingly being platform-based. So how important is theory, really? Large tech companies can base their hiring decisions on a candidate’s understanding of programming fundamentals, much to the chagrin of developers. …
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An observation tower at Lund University in Sweden.Credit: Michael Persson / Alamy According to two independent surveys commissioned in 2020 by the university, two astronomers from one of Sweden’s top research institutions, Lund University, have victimized, discriminated against or intimidated colleagues. The cases rocked the institution’s historical astronomical research division, …
Read More »Could bad muon behavior upset the known laws of physics?
The field of particle physics has a new and unlikely star: the muon, sometimes referred to as a large electron. For the second time, this unpretentious resident of the subatomic world appeared to flout the known laws of nature. For some experts, this suggests that it could reveal entirely unknown …
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The visual arts are not just a subject, they are a way of life. It embodies the way we dress, the hairstyles we flaunt, the makeup on our faces, the decor at our weddings, the vibe of our salons and much more. The importance of this art form, however, goes …
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Kole Omotoso This is a difficult book to review in the traditional way of book review. We evaluate our performance after 25 years. And the result is that we have failed. In the old education system under colonial rule and later taken over by our governments if a student failed …
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“Good company” by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney: Flora Mancini has been married for over 20 years. Everything she thought she knew about herself, her marriage and her relationship with her best friend, Margot, is turned upside down when she comes across an envelope containing her husband’s wedding ring – the one …
Read More »Marin IJ Readers Forum for June 19, 2021 – Marin Independent Journal
The high cost of housing is a problem in our community My daughter is educated at the San Marino high school. She has had several temporary teachers as the district struggles to attract and retain teachers. I think the lack of affordable housing is to blame. Many teachers travel miles …
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While many children were running around playing tag or video games, Chanda Prescod-Weinstein was thinking about particle physics. After her mother took her to see “A Brief History of Time”, Errol Morris’ 1991 documentary about theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, she fell in love with the discipline. She was only 10 …
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As you read between the lines of recent arts funding news – like the proposed DCMS business model for arts funding and the thinking that would be behind ACE’s new arts strategy – you begin to see a problem. larger than mere intellectual fragility. It is a unique moment, which …
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When Brittney Barros was suspended in fifth grade for six months due to too many absences and delays, she lived in what she described as an almost abandoned house with a collapsing roof, mice, cockroaches and no heat. Later, after experiencing homelessness and years entering and leaving foster care, she …
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The mucous surface of the gastrointestinal tract is a large and complex area of ââhuman anatomy, a microenvironment very sensitive to inflammation and other disorders which are, at a minimum, pain in the gut, but can also portend a more serious illness.
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From Sundar Pichai and Raghuram Rajan to Nikesh Arora and Amit Singhal, many IITians have made India proud. IIT alumni have been the flagship of many technological revolutions around the world. The IITians are making a mark in the field of artificial intelligence. In this article, we celebrate 20 ITI …
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Quantum computers, you could hear, are magical super machines that will soon cure cancer and global warming by trying all possible answers in different parallel universes. For 15 years, the my blog and elsewhere, I’ve railed against this cartoonish vision, trying to explain what I consider to be the more …
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“A naturally enthusiastic person with a passion for perfection and quality in everything I do. Age: 32 Hometown: Tbilisi, Georgia Fun fact about yourself: When I was 18, I lived for several months in Atlanta, USA, for my undergraduate studies (as part of a one-semester exchange program at my university). …
Read More »CELS 2021 – A report from the trenches
Image credit: Brian Gage. The first-ever Living Systems Engineering Conference (CELS 2021) was held June 3-5 in Denton, Texas. CELS was organized by the Engineering Research Group (ERG) and sponsored by the Center for Science & Culture, Discovery Institute. In this workshop-like setting, a select group of 60 biologists, engineers, …
Read More »Chinese censorship spreads to much-vaunted Hong Kong film industry, with global implications
For decades, Hong Kong’s film industry has captivated audiences worldwide with ballet shoot-em-ups, epic martial arts fantasies, choppy comedies and shadowy romances. From now on, under orders from Beijing, local authorities will examine this work with the aim of protecting the People’s Republic of China. The city government announced on …
Read More »Florida bans critical teaching of racial theory, but most central Florida school districts don’t teach it
ORLANDO, Florida – A new Florida Board of Education ban on critical teaching of racial theory throughout the state will not impact the Central Florida classroom curriculum as school district officials say they didn’t teach it initially. Amid the death of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement, discussions …
Read More »“Creative destruction” and why it stimulates innovation and prosperity
A person born in 1600 would find the world of 1800 quite familiar. But someone born in 1800 would find today’s world beyond comprehension. What explains this transformation? The answer is: market capitalism. Why has market capitalism turned out to be so dynamic? The answer is, it contains within it …
Read More »Here’s what you need to know if you want to become a nurse
Through Marie anne isaac 27 months ago Share this article: ShareTweeterShareShareShareE-mailShare Durban – The pandemic has highlighted the value of our healthcare workers and the important role they play in our country’s healthcare system. Nursing is a vital profession, and in South Africa, public and private medical facilities are in …
Read More »Effectively activate bacteria to produce high-value chemicals
PICTURE: Computer-designed genetic switch diagram showing that when adding an inducer, chemical production is always on (top left). This switch can enable more scalable and sustainable production … After Credit: University of Warwick – Most high-value chemicals are currently produced from fossil fuels – industrial chemical use of petroleum accounts …
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