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We should investigate the green spaces being planned for our neighborhoods and cities
Smart projects for smart people
Three sustainable initiatives for our homes, neighborhoods and cities
The social life of chimpanzees is very complex
Cognitive skills in chimpanzees
Chimpanzees possess Machiavellian political-social intelligence
Black-headed Gull first winter © Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne
Gull watching in the London Wetland Centre
The changing plumages of gulls
Syria civil war
Care for Syria
Telemedicine in the conflict
Protect your computer against possible infection
12 days of awareness
Usable security and safety tips for the holidays
People no longer greet each other by shaking hands and kissing
Freedom during the Covid-19 pandemic
Humans debate, while viruses mutate freely
Volunteering is a satisfying and fulfilling activity in healthcare and other sectors of the community
Voluntary work in the healthcare sector
The key to social and healthcare integration with immeasurable benefits to society
Problems such as COVID call for interdisciplinary strategies with unimpeded collaboration among scientists
Stop vacillating and vaccinate
Vaccinated against covid-19, but not alone in awaiting a booster
Robert Hinde (1923-2016)
In memory of Robert Hinde
A great scientist, his relations with psychiatry and commitments to peace
Electric vehicles require hundreds if not thousands of substances
Looking for due diligence with electric vehicles
Before anyone buys another one
Is the universe finite or infinite?
A scale-space approach to connectomes
The quantum nature of a cause and effect relation
Metformin is seen to be having an indirect effect on the aging process
Metformin and aging
Metformin currently shows promising effects against factors that promote aging
Competition over water use may lead to conflict
Water. A mysterious element of the Earth
Water problems affect about half of humanity and a great portion of the world's ecosystems
Criminals can use your personal information
Protecting your digital self
Minimizing your exposure over the Internet
In China’s pharmacology, poisons are widely used as healing properties
The alchemy of poisons
The art of healing in Chinese medicine
Many people are fooled because they are told things that they want to hear
The illusion of certainty
Fear and certainty are enemies of wisdom
For the first time, scientists have measured the electromagnetic radiation of commercial 5G (Bern, Switzerland)
Is the WHO impaired by electro-smog?
A commentary on regulating 5G radiation
It is almost impossible to know what kind of data will be gathered by drones all over the world
Scary drones
What we don't know about unmanned aerial vehicles
Small White backlit and with space for artistic effect © Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne
Photographing nature for artistic use in book design
Techniques explained using London’s butterflies
Electric grid
Offering thanks for what sustains me
And a batch of questions
Early work on the reversibility of the second law of thermodynamics comes from William Sidis
An approach to quantum biology
Setting the numbers in motion
The failure of U.S. public healthcare system
Fixing the U.S. healthcare disaster
Healthcare cannot ever be a totally market-based system
Happiness is an emotion that is very sensitive to external stimuli
Happiness: universal function
Happiness makes free to conform only to himself and not to others
A considerable amount of the traffic generated over the Internet is made by bots
Internet is for “pron”
A huge empty place that is already ruled by “non-human” entities
Many people are being hospitalized and dying from Covid-19
Pandemic news: Covid-19 and influenza
A recent clinical trial on an experimental oral antiviral drug called molnupiravir produced promising results
Antennas
Who decides whether or not 5G is safe to deploy?
A protocol for ensuring safer infrastructure
Holographic representation
Multidimensional information scaling
Manifestation of the mind-body connection
Humans are facing such a time of multiple changes at all levels
Rebooting our human future
Adaptation is required to avoid threats to our life-support and even possible extinction
The key to the explanation of the birth of the cavernicular human culture could find an explanation in the social behavior of Chimpanzees
All animals search for shelter
There is an infinite variety of places to feel protected and to defend themselves from the dangers of nature
If we meet 2030 objectives to reduce CO2 emissions when producing electricity, ICT could still emit almost as much as aviation pre-Covid
Energy policies in the hyperconnected era
5G’s environmental paradox
Ransomware is the trendy threat nowadays
Bitcoin is burning us with napalm
Cryptocurrencies as the fuel of ransomware campaigns
One of the most important questions is how long are vaccines effective
Covid-19 news
Vaccine effectiveness, booster shots, breakthrough infections
The Bored Ape Yacht Club collection
Popularity of Non-Fungible Tokens explodes
Demand set to continue
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Events in Science & Technology

Mammals. Courtesy of Tadas Ivanauskas Zoological Museum
Mammals
Permanent event at the Tadas Ivanauskas Zoological Museum in Kaunas, Lithuania
Water and How It Moves. Courtesy of Montshire Museum of Science
Water and How It Moves
Permanent event at the Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich, United States
Hall of Reptiles and Amphibians. Courtesy of American Museum of Natural History
Hall of Reptiles and Amphibians
Permanent event at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, United States
The Earth and Astronomy. Courtesy of Montshire Museum of Science
The Earth and Astronomy
Permanent event at the Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich, United States
Space Odyssey. Courtesy of Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Space Odyssey
Permanent event at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science in Denver, United States
New England Habitats. Courtesy of Museum of Science
New England Habitats
Permanent event at the Museum of Science in Boston, United States
The Earth through the Ages. Courtesy of Haus der Natur
The Earth through the Ages
Permanent event at the Haus der Natur in Salzburg, Austria
Air & Space. Courtesy of California Science Center
Air & Space
Permanent event at the California Science Center in Los Angeles, United States
The Black Sea Diorama. Courtesy of National Museum of Natural History
The Black Sea Diorama
Permanent event at the Grigore Antipa National Museum of Natural History in Bucharest, Romania
The Weinman Mineral Gallery. Courtesy of Tellus
The Weinman Mineral Gallery
Permanent event at the Tellus Science Museum in Cartersville, United States
Foundations. Courtesy of Royal Tyrrell Museum
Foundations
Permanent event at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Canada
People And Environment, Biodiversity. Courtesy of National Taiwan Science Education Center
People And Environment, Biodiversity
Permanent event at the National Taiwan Science Education Center in Taipei, Taiwan
David H. Koch Hall of Fossils. Deep Time. Courtesy of Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History
David H. Koch Hall of Fossils. Deep Time
Permanent event at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, United States
Physics. Courtesy of History of Science Museum
Physics
Permanent event at the History of Science Museum in Oxford, United Kingdom
Color of Life. Courtesy of California Academy of Sciences
Color of Life
Permanent event at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, United States
The Great Story Of The Universe. Courtesy of Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie
The Great Story Of The Universe
Permanent event at the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie in Paris, France
Climate Change is Here. Courtesy of Ingenium
Climate Change is Here
Permanent event at the Ingenium in Ottawa, Canada
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