The gut microbiomes of apes living in captivity resemble those of some people more than they resemble apes living in the wild.
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Captive apes’ gut microbiomes are a lot like some people’s
Posted by Tamara Bhandari-Washington University on April 2nd, 2020
Posted in Science General 
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No Comments »Scientists argue for more comprehensive studies of Cascade volcanoes
Posted by Geology News -- ScienceDaily on March 22nd, 2019
Scientists argue for more ‘synthesis’ research looking at the big picture of volcanology to complement myriad research efforts looking at single volcanoes.
Posted in Geology and Paleontology Tags: looking, research, Scientists, scientists argue, Volcanoes No Comments »Stemming from EU BON, new research calls for action: Overcoming the barriers to the use of conservation science in policy
Posted by EU BON ICP on April 25th, 2018
Just accepted, a new paper in Conservation Letters looks at the barriers and solutions to the use of conservation science in policy. The main data used in the paper are from a global multi-lingual survey filled in by 758 research scientists, practit…
Posted in Science General Tags: action, agreement, barriers, conservation, Conservation Science, global, Optimism, overcoming, People, policy, Policy Positions, positions, practitioners, research, Research Scientists, research scientists practitioners, Science, Scientists, scientists practitioners, solutions, Survey No Comments »There’s a weird link between coffee and cryptocurrency
Posted by Amy Adams-Stanford on April 24th, 2018
Swirling liquids, such as coffee, follow the same principles as transactions with cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin. No, but really.
Posted in Physics, Science General, Technology Tags: 8221 hash functions, applied, Applied Physics, between coffee, bitcoin, called, chaotic, chaotic mixing, Coffee, Computations, computer, Computer Science, Computers, correct, creamer, cryptocurrencies, cryptocurrency, cryptographic, decided, describes, development, different, digital, Digital Information, equations, fields, fluids, function, functions, gilpin, humans, humans tell computers, information, involved, involved with stirring, link between coffee, liquid, looking, mathematical, Mathematical Functions, mixing, modern, Nature, not something only, only humans tell, ordinary, output, parallel, parallel between, pattern, performing, performing computations, physical, Physical Processes, Physics, precise, processes, produces, property, research, Science, secure, security, similar, something, something only humans, still performing, still performing computations, stirring, suggests, swirling, the mathematical functions, there&, these functions, transactions, unique, university, weird link between No Comments »Powering advances in wireless connectivity for the future
Posted by NSF News on April 10th, 2018
The National Science Foundation (NSF) announces an important milestone in its Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR) effort. In collaboration with an industry consortium of 28 networking companies and associations, NSF is supporting the devel…
Posted in Environment, Science General, Strange news, Technology Tags: Platforms, research, wireless No Comments »
