admin In this interview, News-Medical speaks to Xinxing Zhang, a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Michigan, about his research investigating vision loss in Bardet-Biedl syndrome. Please can you introduce yourself, tell us about your scientific background, and what inspired your latest research? I am currently a postdoctoral research fellow, supported by an NIH K99/R00 … Read more
Review: Billingham Hadley Pro 2020 camera bag This gorgeous looking bag from Billingham is an improved version of their classic Hadley Pro, which is one of their bestsellers and over two decades old. Is it a case of “if it’s not broken, don’t fix it?” or was an upgrade a good idea? Personally, I think … Read more
Salmon Evolution ASA (“Salmon Evolution” or the “Company”, OSE: SALME) is pleased to announce that the strong biological performance reported in the Q1 2022 presentation has continued for the remainder of the second quarter. As per 30 June 2022 The batch #1 average fish weight is estimated to around 1.5 kg with observed individuals well … Read more
Global Clinical Chemistry Analyzers Market Overview: The most recent report, distributed by Verified Market Reports, shows that Clinical Chemistry Analyzers markets worldwide will develop at an alarming rate in the coming years. Experts took into account the market drivers, limits, risks and openings that existed in the entire market. The report shows market speculation that … Read more
Getty Images There’s no doubt poo is pretty gross, but it can be great news for the environment! Whether you refer to it as poo, faeces, or a good old number two, there’s no doubt talking about animal waste can be a bit gross! Poop isn’t something people tend to spend lots of time thinking … Read more
New research from The University of Western Australia and Curtin University has discovered how carbon and metal nanoparticles in the Earth’s crust can boost the concentration of gold deposits. The study Nanoparticle suspensions from carbon-rich fluid make high-grade gold depositspublished in Nature Communicationsexamined ultra-high-grade specimens of gold from five mines across the globe, which formed … Read more
A new period of data taking begins on Tuesday, 5 July for the experiments at the world’s most powerful particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), after more than three years of upgrade and maintenance work. Beams have already been circulating in CERN’s accelerator complex since April, with the LHC machine and its injectors being … Read more
You Can’t Trust Music, interlude: Songs from Nano-Spectacular Space I e-flux presents You Can’t Trust Music, interlude: Songs from Nano-Spectacular Space I, by Jessika Khazrik. In the interlude between chapter 1 and 2 of YCTM, Jessika Khazrik‘s multi-track space anti-opera, Songs from a Nano-Spectacular Space I details circumstances leading to the violent and unnatural weaponization … Read more
AIZAWL: The unscrupulous disposal of soil by a construction company that works on widening of National Highways across Mizoram has led to huge environmental damage, an official said. Saitual deputy commissioner VL Hruaizela said a vast area of forest land, rivers, rivulets or streams and ponds have been destroyed due to the failure to of … Read more
Genetics can help dairy farmers take steps this season to reduce their emissions while they wait for further new tools and technologies to be developed, says CRV managing director James Smallwood. Dairy farmers in New Zealand want to breed cows that are more productive, last longer in the herd and convert feed more efficiently into … Read more
