Children and young people often develop no symptoms at all when infected with corona, or at least only become mildly ill. Not so with Elli, now 14 years old. Since she was infected with SARS-CoV-2 in February 2022, nothing has been the same for her and her family. The young girl, who used to be … Read more
September Special: Subscribe to National Geographic for 6 months for just €1. Limited offer! New National Geographic book packs and special editions at a special price. Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a protein produced by cells of the prostate gland (both normal and cancerous) that can be found both in seminal fluid as well as in … Read more
How have scientists and para athletes collaborated to improve their performance and quality of life? What innovative materials and techniques from laboratories have changed everything on the sports field, but not only? How do the Games inspire research on disability? Broadcast on the occasion of the Paralympic Games being held in Paris until September 8, … Read more
The success of sustainable weight loss depends on a precise balance between the intake of proteins, fiber and calorie restriction. A recent study published in Obesity Science and Practicehighlights the importance of these elements for effective long-term weight loss. Participants who followed a personalized diet high in protein and fiber and limited their calorie intake … Read more
Fundraiser – Gala 2024Let yourself be captivated by culinary delights and enjoy an unforgettable evening in our memorable hall! Artistic scenes culminate in this special event in NHM’s Gesamtkunstwerk. The money will benefit the renovation, restoration and complete renovation of the herpetological exhibition halls 27 and 28 as well as their scientific materials. The outstanding … Read more
The achievement is good, but not unique. Building a fusion reactor is easy in a way – the problem with billions of euros is that energy should also be produced and not just consumed. The nuclear reactor as an energy consumer. High school student Cesare Mencarini built a nuclear fusion reactor, but this kind of … Read more
According to a study on the consequences of Covid-19who lost their sense of smell during the acute phase of the infection today suffer structural alterations in their brain. This is a research published by the magazine Nature, Scientific ReportAccording to Clarín, the article announced that those affected in their olfactory capacity are nowadays more prone … Read more
Good day everyone. To make this issue more introspective, I answered another user’s question (Etain1402). The question was: You can… tomorrow? … send a donation of your choice to the tagschau. What would you report? Corona, Ukraine, your new friend? Now here we come for me comment: Good day, John 1402. I would stand in … Read more
Status: 30.08.2024 22:07 If you follow Sandra Drolshagen’s account “missyminzi” on Instagram, you’ll see lots of fluffy Pomeranians. In her other job, she’s an award-winning scientist. And that fits together, says the woman from Oldenburg. by Catherine Grim Drolshagen is sitting on her living room carpet wearing a top and shorts, surrounded by six white … Read more
Kiel (Schleswig-Holstein) – It is as big as three huge wardrobes. Thousands of cables, hundreds of switches and lamps: it is only half of a computer that was used at Kiel University until 1984. And it is currently being auctioned off by Christie’s auction house in New York. The PDP-KI10 computer with the serial number … Read more