Aalborg, Denmark (SPX) Feb 02, 2018
GOMX-4 is a demonstration mission which includes two 6Usatellites: The GOMX-4A mission involves north area monitoring and the GOMX-4B mission is for innovative payload demonstrations.
It will monitor and demo…
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Fourth GomSpace mission aims to pioneer advanced use of nanosatellites
Posted by Space News From SpaceDaily.Com on February 2nd, 2018
Examining Undergraduate Research Experiences for STEM Students
Posted by News from the National Academies on February 23rd, 2017
The call for expanding undergraduates’ access to research experiences in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) raises questions about their use and potential to increase students’ interest and persistence in these disciplines. A new …
Your brain ‘fingerprint’ is unique enough to ID you
Posted by Shilo Rea-Carnegie Mellon on November 16th, 2016
The structural connections in your brain are unique to you, say scientists, who have developed […]
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No Comments »Rob Sheldon on science and the US election
Posted by News on November 10th, 2016
Sheldon, our physics and physics colour commentator, responds based on his personal experiences to the news from Nature that many scientists “stunned” by the Trump win: There’s been a lot of hyperventilating by the intelligentsia about the consequences of a Republican sweep of House, Senate and Presidency. Many fear that Republicans in general, and Trump […]
Posted in Science General Tags: 8220 anti science&, about science, administrations, agencies, america, anti science& 8221, Colleges, Copyright, Desire, Experiences, faculty, for political gain, Funding, general, increases, Nature, not about science, particular, Personal, Physics, planetary, political, Politics, private, registered, Republican, republican administrations, Republicans, research, Science, science&, Scientists, scientists “stunned”, sheldon, spending, there&, things, under republican, under republican administrations, Universities, “stunned” No Comments »Researcher: Never mind the “hard problem of consciousness”: The real one is…
Posted by News on November 7th, 2016
We are “conscious beast-machines.” (Aw, sit down. We owe this guy a hearing out of politeness. ) From neuroscientist Anil K. Seth at Aeon: In my work at the Sackler Centre for Consciousness Science at the University of Sussex in Brighton, I collaborate with cognitive scientists, neuroscientists, psychiatrists, brain imagers, virtual reality wizards and mathematicians […]
Posted in Science General Tags: brain’s, conscious, Consciousness, Copyright, different, exciting, expectations, experience, Experiences, Hallucination, Hallucinations, Insights, Mechanisms, People, Perception, predictions, predictive, problem, reality, research, together, visual No Comments »
