There are about twenty of them, volunteers who take ten measurements on Belgian beaches every season. They are part of the Flanders Marine Institute’s SeaWatch-B citizen science project. The sea observers and their assistants do nothing. They receive training, come out with proper equipment and follow a clear script. Within…
Read MoreCan Researchers Finally Cure Endometriosis?
Endometriosis is a painful condition that affects approximately 200 million women worldwide. This occurs when the mucous membrane that normally grows only in the uterus moves outward and attaches, for example, to the surrounding intestine or to the membrane lining the abdominal cavity. This is often accompanied by bleeding, pain…
Read Moreamazing! Here they not only check your eye strength, but also their health
Did you know that opticians and optometrists Cook Optical Store In addition to the strength of your glasses, can you also measure the health of your eyes? Using Rodenstock’s ultra-resolution DNEye® scanner, they quickly collect information about your eyes. “If we see something abnormal, we can expect it immediately.” Measurement…
Read MoreYou’ve never seen the moon like this before
The moon is actually a colorless stone ball. More than half a century ago, Apollo astronauts felt like they were in an old-fashioned black-and-white movie, with only shades of grey. The fact that we often see the Moon as a yellow-white celestial body is that the moonlight is actually a…
Read MoreThere is no link between LED lights and cataracts
Where does this claim come from? says one of them in a post that was widely circulated on social media American businessmanMatt Roski, using LED lights will not be safe for our health (1). Roeske points out the flickering characteristic of LEDs. That would lead to Headaches and migraines store…
Read MoreArtificial intelligence pioneers win Nobel Prize in Physics | EOS Sciences
When you ask a question to an AI chatbot like ChatGPT, you’re using a piece of software loosely inspired by the structure of our brains, an artificial “neural network.” Nobel laureates in physics contributed to the development of such networks, and to their theoretical understanding, in the 1980s – decades…
Read MoreLots of enthusiasm for Science Weekend
On Sunday, October 6, the Dutch Innovation Factory opened its doors for the first time during the National Science Weekend event. About 1,000 visitors discovered the fascinating world of science and technology through workshops and interactive activities. About 1,000 visitors found their way to the Dutch Innovation Park in Plesviksweg.…
Read MoreHarris is in excellent health according to her personal doctor, putting pressure on Trump to share medical data as well
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is in “excellent health” and has the “physical and mental resilience needed to become president.” Her personal doctor announced this in a letter on Saturday letter. According to Dr. Joshua R. Simmons, Harris, 59, lives an “active and healthy” lifestyle, despite her busy schedule. She…
Read More‘Truth does not exist’: How Nagarjuna’s philosophy inspires science in the ‘Buddhist vision’
The documentary “There Is No Such Thing as Truth” examines how Nagarjuna’s centuries-old Buddhist philosophy has inspired contemporary scholars from various disciplines. This philosophy states that nothing exists completely on its own, everything is connected – we need nature, the earth and each other to exist. The documentary invites you…
Read MoreHannah Verbaum breaks the taboo on psychological differences
This way you can support someone with mental health problemsRead also festival Verboom produced the documentary with proceeds from Cinetree Coming out of the shadows to make. The success of the documentary increases the demand for more attention. People long for a place to talk to each other. Verboom presents…
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