by Admin | Jun 16, 2021 | Articles
Do industries influence government regulatory agencies? How much influence do industries have over the regulatory agencies responsible for policing these same industries? This is what Dr Eva Heims at the University of York is hoping to discover, and it may be less...
by Admin | Jun 15, 2021 | Articles
Observing the need to foster inclusion and embrace diversity Dr Brice Orange and Dr David Morris form part of the team based at the Etelman Observatory in the US Virgin Islands, an establishment focused on educating a new generation of students in physics, astronomy...
by Admin | Jun 10, 2021 | Articles
The ocean’s storage system: how plankton influences climate change The ocean has an incredible capacity to store carbon. It has been absorbing one third of humanity’s emissions over the last century or two, and ultimately will absorb much of our future emissions....
by Admin | Jun 8, 2021 | Articles
Why do some chemical reactions oscillate? A chance discovery of an unusual oscillatory reaction by a Russian chemist nearly 70 years ago has paved the way for some potentially exciting, modern applications. Professor Irving Epstein at Brandeis University, USA, is...
by Admin | Jun 3, 2021 | Articles
Using AI and computer science as a force for social good Professor Zhigang Zhu is a computer scientist based at The City College of New York in the US. He and his collaborators have established the SAT-Hub project, which aims to provide better location-aware services...
by Admin | Jun 2, 2021 | Articles
Solving the Tower of Hanoi The Tower of Hanoi is a beguiling puzzle that has entranced mathematicians for almost 140 years. Despite its apparent simplicity, it continues to yield new surprises – as mathematics professor Dan Romik can testify. His work has revealed new...
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