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World’s Smallest Robot Created: Microscopic Marvel Achieved

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World’s Smallest Robot Created: Microscopic Marvel Achieved

World’s‍ Smallest Walking Robot ⁤Revolutionizes ‌Microscopy Table of Contents World’s‍ Smallest Walking Robot ⁤Revolutionizes ‌Microscopy Microscopic Marvel: How Does It Move? Beyond Movement: High-Resolution Imaging and ​Force⁣ Measurement Microscopic Robots: A New ‍Era in Scientific Research World’s Smallest Robot: A Revolution for Microscopy and High-Precision Measurements Researchers at Cornell University have achieved ⁢a groundbreaking feat … Read more

Energy Transition: A Simple Slogan?

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Energy Transition: A Simple Slogan?

Rethinking the​ Energy​ Transition: A Critical Look at Renewable Energy’s‍ Role Table of Contents Rethinking the​ Energy​ Transition: A Critical Look at Renewable Energy’s‍ Role The Case of‌ Wood: A Historical Perspective Technological Progress: A⁢ Double-Edged Sword beyond Technological Fixes: Addressing Consumption The Illusion of Technological Fixes: A Historian’s‍ Take ‍on Climate Action Rethinking⁣ Carbon … Read more

Swiss research is not immune to the growing phenomenon of withdrawals of scientific articles – rts.ch

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Swiss research is not immune to the growing phenomenon of withdrawals of scientific articles – rts.ch

The explosion of retractions, or withdrawals, of scientific articles is a growing reality in Swiss research, with 304 cases recorded since the 1990s, the majority dating back to recent years. For experts, this increase reflects increased rigor more than a lack of reliability. Some cases are nevertheless worrying. External content This external content cannot be … Read more

‘Scientific Integrity’ Group Suddenly Disappears from Facebook

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‘Scientific Integrity’ Group Suddenly Disappears from Facebook

Scientific Integrity Group as of 3-Year-2023 – Screenshot The sudden disappearance of the Scientific Integrity group has drawn great attention in the Vietnamese scientific community. Scientific Integrity Group has been in operation for over four years. According to the management of the Scientific Integrity group, on the evening of February 23 (Vietnam time), the Scientific … Read more

Corona is now comparable to normal flu

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Corona is now comparable to normal flu

According to virologist Christian Drosten, corona disease can now be compared to normal flu. This is because “the population is largely vaccinated and most people have been infected several times,” Drosten told the “Augsburger Allgemeine” (Weekend). At the beginning of the pandemic, such a comparison, which came from individual voices, was a clear misjudgment. The … Read more

Between Insta and research: The woman who loves dogs and robots | NDR.de – News – Lower Saxony

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Between Insta and research: The woman who loves dogs and robots | NDR.de – News – Lower Saxony

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

Scientist Discovers Islamic Guidance in Research: The Story of Maurice Bucaille

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Scientist Discovers Islamic Guidance in Research: The Story of Maurice Bucaille

Jakarta – An interesting phenomenon occurs among scientists. There was a scientist who discovered Islamic guidance after conducting research. The results of his research showed answers that were in line with the verses of the Koran. This aroused his admiration and belief in Islam. He was Maurice Bucaille. He found harmony between science and the … Read more

Pythagoras Was Wrong: Researchers’ Surprising Discovery About Music Harmony

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Pythagoras Was Wrong: Researchers’ Surprising Discovery About Music Harmony

Jakarta – Pythagoras is known as a Greek philosopher who was a genius in the world of mathematics. However, it turns out he was wrong when he used mathematics for the beauty of music. Reporting from detikInetPythagoras thought that the combination of harmonious tones known as musical consonance relied on simple ‘integer ratios’ in frequency … Read more

Scientists Successfully Replant Ancient Wollemia nobilis Trees in Effort to Prevent Extinction

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Scientists Successfully Replant Ancient Wollemia nobilis Trees in Effort to Prevent Extinction

A group of scientists replanted ancient Wollemia nobilis trees. (Photo: Ken Griffiths) JAKARTA – A group of scientists replanted ancient tree Wollemia nobilis is 66 million years old and was previously thought to have become extinct 2 million years ago. This was done in an effort to bring back the lost species from extinction. The … Read more

Monkeys Outsmart Humans in Test of Cognitive Flexibility: Study Finds

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Monkeys Outsmart Humans in Test of Cognitive Flexibility: Study Finds

Jakarta – A study published in Scientific Reports shows that monkeys can outperform humans in a test of cognitive flexibility. This test is related to how humans tend to memorize rather than act with effective shortcuts. This study was conducted by a team of psychology researchers from Georgia State University. The study involved 56 humans, … Read more