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Is 3-6-9 the "key" to the universe?
Why does a universe begin?
Reflecting on infinity in triplets
Dian Fossey
Dian Fossey and her Mountain Gorillas
Thanks to her dream that cost her her life, we can still see these wonderful gorillas in the Virunga Mountains
The rise of surveillance capitalism
Indoctrinating digital surveillance
Deep mistake: using malware for dealing with a fundamentally economic problem
A properly balanced and harmonious human immune system can eliminate the virus
Immune system response to the SARS-CoV-2 virus
The response to this virus depends in large part on the health of one’s neuroendocrine immune system
The 1975 Chinese postage stamp shows an open heart surgery under acupuncture anesthesia
Acupuncture anesthesia and ping-pong diplomacy
Chinese way to achieve insensitivity
Social media are absolutely necessary for a successful business
Latest trends in social media and digital marketing
You must stay on top of the current trends
Sci-fi movies made you trust in AI’s potential to create a better world
From science fiction to reality
When childhood nostalgia turns into an engineer’s deepest concern
Wormholes are consistent with the general theory of relativity by Einstein, but whether wormholes actually exist remains to be seen
Wormholes
The proof of their existence
Gran Canaria
Understanding algae
My studies in Europe during the 90s
Farmer with dead eagle after wind turbine injury, near Waterloo Wind Farm, Australia © Vanessa Hunter
Before committing billions to industrial wind turbines
A column about nature and technology
The nature of information
Computers cannot be conscious
The fundamental differences between human and computer intelligence
Great Spotted Woodpeckers live high up in London's wooded areas
Birdwatching in Cobourg Road Nature Area
Birds in urban London
The field of neuroscience includes several approaches
The art of mind-flow and neuroscience
Understanding the mind
If we save trees they will help save us
Hurry, hug some trees!
They are one of nature’s most remarkable gifts
Jane Goodall, one of the most prestigious and well-known women around the world for her research
A tribute to Jane Goodall
I was put in this world to do what I am doing
Zoonotic leap is not very uncommon
Jumping of a virus from animals to humans
How the Covid-19 virus spread from China into the entire globe
Machine Learning can be used as a solution or as harm depending on the situation
Machine Learning used as weaponization by adversaries
A double-edged sword
Modern medicine and science now realize that the human body is an ecosystem with a deep ecology
In response to the Covid-19 pandemic
Systems thinking, Total Quality Leadership and Manufacturing
Nanobots
Nanobots
A look at efficient drug delivery and cancer
34 billion devices produce tons of non-recycled electronic waste
Will my smartphone R.I.P.?
A smartphone’s voyage in the afterlife
A pandemic is a momentous event
The first pandemic of the Anthropocene
A global biological and health crisis widely predicted
Yellow-fin tuna
Fishing tuna in the Eastern Pacific
My second job as a marine biologist
Indian scimitar babbler & silk cotton flowers, Panchagani © Ashish Kothari
Nature’s profusion
Spaces where one relearns the meaning of life
Cell tower collapses during tornado across U.S. Route 280, March 3, 2019, ph. Mike Haskey/Ledger-Enquirer, via Associated Press
Ensuring a cell tower’s safety before it goes live
Questions for concerned communities
Any living organism, from bacteria to man, is an open system
The nature of life
The fundamental differences between human and computer intelligence
Managing stress
Managing stress in the 21st century
Planet Earth: the good, the bad & the ugly
Transgender people have been around throughout history and throughout cultures
Can sex be changed?
The medicalization of our lives
St James's Park in Central London is good for waterbirds © Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne
Birdwatching in London’s parks
Lockdown birding
The language of mathematics
Mathematics vs. computer
Universal grammar and a language of expression
Birds and insects can sense the magnetic field of the earth to find their way
5G’s threats to wildlife
A letter to Greta Thunberg: is 5G an experiment on life?
Mycobacterium leprae bacteria is the causative agent of leprosy
Hansen's disease in chimpanzees
The origin of leprosy is still unknown in these animals
Researchers design ventilation hoods for hospital beds to help contain Covid-19 spread
Disaster management for Covid-19
People during a pandemic may accept temporarily suspending of some of their ordinary freedoms
Advanced adversaries will have enough resources to succeed in the initial intrusion always
Battling against advanced adversaries
There are no predictable actions
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Events in Science & Technology

Bernard Family Hall of North American Mammals. Courtesy of American Museum of Natural History
Bernard Family Hall of North American Mammals
Permanent event at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, United States
Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals. Courtesy of American Museum of Natural History
Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals
Permanent event at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, United States
Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth. Courtesy of American Museum of Natural History
Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth
Permanent event at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, United States
World of Life. Courtesy of California Science Center
World of Life
Permanent event at the California Science Center in Los Angeles, United States
Experiment Gallery. Courtesy of Science Museum of Minnesota
Experiment Gallery
Permanent event at the Science Museum of Minnesota in Saint Paul, United States
Hunting trophy hall. Courtesy of Museum of Zoology
Hunting trophy hall
Permanent event at the Tadas Ivanauskas Zoological Museum in Kaunas, Lithuania
Millington-Barnard Collection of Scientific Instruments. Courtesy of The University of Mississippi Museum
Millington-Barnard Collection of Scientific Instruments
Permanent event at The University of Mississippi Museum in Oxford, United Kingdom
Climate Change is Here. Courtesy of Ingenium
Climate Change is Here
Permanent event at the Ingenium in Ottawa, Canada
David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins. Courtesy of Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History
David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins
Permanent event at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, United States
Professor Crackitts Light Fantastic Mirror Maze. Courtesy of Science Centre
Professor Crackitts Light Fantastic Mirror Maze
Permanent event at the Science Centre in Singapore, Singapore
Mosasaur Hall. Courtesy of Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences
Mosasaur Hall
Permanent event at the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences in Brussels, Belgium
Narwhal: Revealing an Arctic Legend. Courtesy of Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History
Narwhal: Revealing an Arctic Legend
Permanent event at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, United States
Birds of the World Gallery. Courtesy of Harvard Museum of Natural History
Birds of the World Gallery
Permanent event at the Harvard Museum of Natural History in Cambridge, United States
Precious and Ornamental Stones. Courtesy of Earth and Man National Museum
Precious and Ornamental Stones
Permanent event at the Earth and Man National Museum in Sofia, Bulgaria
The Giant Heart. Courtesy of The Franklin Institute
The Giant Heart
Permanent event at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, United States
Project Lab. Courtesy of California Academy of Sciences
Project Lab
Permanent event at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, United States
Natural History Gallery. Courtesy of Royal BC Museum
Natural History Gallery
Permanent event at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, Canada
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