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Biomedical Science students conduct middle school outreach
Students from the Biomedical Science program at the Aiken County Career & Technology Center spent Medical Laboratory Professionals Week in April conducting outreach in middle schools and holding their second BioBash event, teaching some…
Consuming okra water regularly? Scientists say it can also remove microplastics from body
There’s something quite comforting about home remedies—be it a warm glass of turmeric milk or the simple ritual of soaking seeds overnight. Lately, another kitchen ingredient has been making waves in wellness circles: okra.More…
Dunvegan Primary celebrates Science Olympiad success
Learners Jonah, Dimitri and Katie excelled when they competed in a recent Science Olympiad.
Dunvegan Primary School congratulated three of its learners who recently competed in the…
AI-driven motion capture is transforming sports and exercise science
In sport, the margin between success and failure is often measured in milliseconds. It could be a cricketer adjusting their foot positioning, a runner refining their sprint start or a footballer perfecting their passing.
This is…
My ultimate 3-step science-backed guide on how to eat, walk and sleep yourself young, by SANDRA…
Back in the Middle Ages, alchemists believed that if they could only find the mythical Philosopher’s Stone they could use it to produce the elixir of life and live forever.Today, not much has changed. Billionaires like Amazon’s Jeff Bezos…
EDITORIAL: Making Taiwan attractive to science
The government is to loosen regulations and offer career-counseling and language-training services to encourage international students to stay in Taiwan for…
Cooperation between Turkmen and Chinese desert scientists
A meeting of leading researchers, heads of three laboratories and one of the departments of the Institute with a delegation of scientists from the Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography of the Chinese Academy of…
Thousands enjoy free science extravaganza in Preston
Isla takes to the virtual skies
She said: “It was really fun pressing all the buttons and having full control of a plane. It’s something I’ve never had the chance to do before and it was fantastic.”
Returning shows, including…
Scientists Recreated The Ancient Chemical Reactions That May Have Sparked Life : ScienceAlert
Life on Earth probably began in warm, underwater 'chemical gardens', rich in hydrogen and iron. Researchers from Germany have now simulated this environment in a vial, and found that archaic life forms that live in the deep sea today…
Your Brain Loves Deep Breathing, Science Explains Why
Summary: Breathwork, or the practice of intentionally controlling one’s breathing, has been shown to calm brain activity, reduce anxiety, and even ease symptoms of depression.Deep, slow breathing engages neural circuits that regulate…