Social Sciences for January & February (76aH*) :
– Horticulturalists in Papua being consistent with universal rules,
– “Male” and “female” don’t fully capture the complex biological
Social sciences February 2022
Category: 1-Science News
New Technologies February 2022
New Technologies for January & February (76aH*) :
– Cold atom system to study quantum physics,
– Heart transplant from a genetically modified pig without rejection
Physical Sciences February 2022
Physical Sciences for January & February (76aH*) :
– End of a supergiant collapsing into a supernova,
– A black hole likely to cause of new star formation,
– Two interacting galaxies
Life Sciences February 2022
Life Sciences for January & February (76aH*) :
– Create entirely artificial human genome thanks to A.I.,
– Children with immune disorders lived healthy lives thanks to gene therapy,
– 9,000 left tree species to discover,
– Reprogrammed cells into 3D spinal cord tissue are implanted into paralytic model,
– A microbe can transfer its genes to another,
– A new single nanoparticle can reach the vascular cells to repair them
Social sciences December 2021
Social Sciences for November & December (76aH*) :
– Parameters of mutual attraction,
– Feelings are often interpreted differently between the two genders,
– Overthinking leads to less action
New Technologies December 2021
New Technologies for November & December (76aH*) :
– Xenobots cells can replicate themselves,
– New software greatly improves the time required to assemble human genomes,
– A new technique uses compressed light to create detailed images at the nanometer scale,
– A new elastomer self-repairs in seconds even under harsh conditions
Physical Sciences December 2021
Physical Sciences for November & December (76aH*) :
– Our solar system may be surrounded by a “magnetic tunnel”,
– Subatomic particles can oscillate between 2 states
Life Sciences December 2021
Life Sciences for November & December (76aH*) :
– The role of the tissue surrounding the plant embryo in the seed,
– Density of neuronal channels for mammals and humans,
– Only 1.23% difference between chimpanzee’s genome and that of humans,
– Most of our waking hours are in artificial light conditions,
– Half of 70 components of human kidney cell line is unknown
Social sciences October 2021
Social Sciences for September & October (76aH*) :
– Hugging has relaxing and calming effect that benefits our health,
– Physical activity reduces depressive symptoms and increases brain’s ability to change,
– The importance of dancing like an idiot,
– Nerve endings in the skin respond to touching and send “arousing” signals to the brain
New Technologies October 2021
New Technologies for September & October (76aH*) :
– A tactile hologram system reproduces the sensation of touch,
– Chinese quantum computer solved in 4 hours a thousands of years calculation,
– A 3D shape in the air that can be touched