Social sciences June 2019
Social Sciences for March & April 2019 (73aH*):
– Producing art has a positive impact on human psychology,
– No association between being vaccinated and developping autism
Social Sciences for March & April 2019 (73aH*):
– Producing art has a positive impact on human psychology,
– No association between being vaccinated and developping autism
New Technologies for May & June 2019 (73aH*):
– 3D printing method recreates a cavity that breathes like a real lung,
– Stem cell regenerate myelin sheaths,
– New glue to repair damaged organ or artery,
– Lasers produce high speed optical pulses,
– Moores’ Law will be replaced by Neven’s Law
Physical Sciences for May & June 2019 (73aH*):
– Far away stars turn faster than expected
Life Sciences for May & June (73aH*):
– The destiny of intestinal cells,
– the birth of cells,
– Actin is a key protein for cells,
– A network of fine blood vessels inside the bones
Social Sciences for March and April 2019 (73aH*):
– A mechanism allows androgens to shape rat’ brains,
– No association found between being vaccinated and developping autism
New Technologies for March & April 2019 (73aH*):
– Adeno-associated viruses make ganglion blind ,
– A wired prosthetic hand allows fingers’ move,
– Nanoparticles act like night vision devices,
– A fully viable genome created by computer,
– Artificial cells wrapped in membranes,
– New “quantum material” that detects neurotransmitters’ activity
Physical Sciences for March & April 2019 (73aH*):
– Reconstructing an image of the immaterial entry of one of the black holes in the center of our galaxy
Life Sciences for March & April 2019 (73aH*):
– The role of sleep,
– Memory of the embryonic cells,
– Intelligence of the plants
Social sciences for January & February 2019 (73aH*):
– Effect of touch on the physical coordination within a group,
– The effects of meditation persist long beyond the initial experience
New Technologies for January & February 2019 (73aH*):
– New method of 3D printing,
– 3D human organoids grown in petri dish,
– A Laser scanner generates a 3D model of a small object,
– How to turn a molecule into a mirror image of itself,
– Wirelessly guiding a rat through a labyrinth,
– Creating artificial dynamic cells