Mike Jansonflipped into Energy Science Can A Big Oil Company Go Carbon-Free? scientificamerican.com - Benjamin Storrow, E&E News Oil companies increasingly tout emissions reduction targets. But it’s often unclear how they plan to actually cut greenhouse gases. The Spanish oil …
Mike Jansonflipped into Health Opinion Alternative facts: Choosing homeopathic treatments isn’t really a free choice The Globe and Mail - Paul BenedettiPaul Benedetti is a journalist and author who taught journalism and critical thinking at the University of Western Ontario. Wayne MacPhail is a veteran journalist and emerging media consultant. They are
Mike Jansonflipped into Univers Science NASA’s Hubble space telescope captures stunning galaxy image Fox News - James RogersNASA’s Hubble space telescope has captured a stunning image of a galaxy’s spiral pattern. A joint project of NASA and the European Space Agency, the Hubble telescope has captured a host of beautiful images
Mike Jansonflipped into Civilisation Opinion The Backward March of Civilization The Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardOur age likes to believe in the inevitability of human progress, but for an example of the opposite consider the Pacific island nation of Samoa. A measles outbreak there has already killed more than 60
Mike Jansonflipped into Aging Retirement Changing Risks In Retirement Pt. Two - Unknown Longevity Forbes - Wade PfauThis article is part of a series; click here to read Part 1. The fundamental risk for retirement is unknown longevity, which is summarized in the question, how long will your retirement plan need to generate
Mike Jansonflipped into Prospective Technology What Are Your Options for Cognitive Enhancement? ieee.org - G. Pascal Zachary The views expressed here are solely those of the author and do not represent positions of IEEE Spectrum or the IEEE.THE ENGINEER’S PLACE Steve Jobs …
Mike Jansonflipped into Cancer Business Bluebird, Celgene Cancer Therapy Gets Boost From New Study Bloomberg - Bailey Lipschultz An experimental therapy from Bluebird Bio Inc. and Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. benefited more than 80% of patients nearing death from an advanced form …
Mike Jansonflipped into Prospective Genetics Is It Time To Let Out The Genetic Genie Out Of Its Bottle? Forbes - Sophia WaterfieldGenomics has been playing a role within healthcare policy in the last month, with Matt Hancock, Secretary for Health and Socal Care in the U.K., announcing a "healthcare revolution". But what role should
Mike Jansonflipped into Aging Technology Buyer beware of this $1 million gene therapy for aging MIT Technology Review - Frank Swain Offshore tests by a startup seek to lengthen people’s telomeres—and their lives. It’s said that nothing is certain except death and taxes. But doubt …
Mike Jansonflipped into Neuro dégénératives Science Reassessment of Alzheimer’s Drug Raises Hope—and Concerns scientificamerican.com - Karen Weintraub Pharmaceutical giant Biogen now admits that it made a mistake back in March when it stopped a pair of trials of an experimental Alzheimer’s drug. A …
Mike Jansonflipped into Energy Clean Energy Millimetre-scale thin-film batteries on a charge nature.com In Proc. 2019 IEEE Int. Electron Devices Meeting (in the press); https://ieee-iedm.org/program/ Credit: Image courtesy of S. Oukassi et al., CEA …
Mike Jansonflipped into Drugs CRISPR Nanocontainer ships titan-size gene therapies and drugs into cells phys.org Scientists at Johns Hopkins Medicine report they have created a tiny, nanosize container that can slip inside cells and deliver protein-based …
Mike Jansonflipped into Drugs Science Are generic drugs safe? New research raises an alarming concern Inverse - C. Michael White Eighty percent of the active ingredients and 40% of the finished generic drugs used in the US are manufactured overseas. Generic prescription drugs …
Mike Jansonflipped into Environnement Pollution Reducing Air Pollution Saves Lives in Just Weeks, Report Finds Gizmodo - Ed Cara Cleaner air can go a long way in saving lives, according to a new report out Friday. It found that policies and laws aimed at curbing emissions are …
Mike Jansonflipped into Aging Humanity Leading geneticist says reversing the aging process in humans could be 20 years away CBS News The geneticist whose work helped map the human genome, the first step in the quest to manipulate what is essentially the software of human life, says …
Mike Jansonflipped into Aging Skin 8 Anti-Aging Fixes for Awards Season — Without Going Under the Knife hollywoodreporter.com - Beth Landman New nonsurgical interventions for issues like fine lines and less-than-firm skin include gold-plated needles and machines to induce muscle …
Mike Jansonflipped into Energy Fossil Fuels Yes, Fossil Fuel Subsidies Are Real, Destructive And Protected By Lobbying Forbes - Wal van LieropIn November, I wrote that fossil fuel subsidies worth $700 billion are stalling the energy transition. Many readers emailed me asking for specific examples of these subsidies. Others pointed out that billion
Mike Jansonflipped into Energy Sustainability Landmark study shows how to change the building sector from a major carbon emitter to a major carbon sink treehugger.com - Lloyd Alter When made from the right materials, buildings can be a solution, not a problem. We recently called Chris Magwood a TreeHugger hero for his work on the …
Mike Jansonflipped into Energy Energy Mix Mountains and Gravity for Long-Term Energy Storage ieee.org - Sandy Ong A team of European scientists proposes using mountains to build a new type of battery for long-term energy storage.The intermittent nature of energy …
Mike Jansonflipped into Cancer Cancer Living With Cancer: Understanding stomach cancer mayoclinic.org - By Laurel Kelly Stomach cancer November is Stomach Cancer Awareness Month, which makes this a good time to learn more about this disease. For the past several …
Mike Jansonflipped into GutCeliac Disease Understanding celiac disease mayoclinic.org - By Jen O'Hara Celiac disease is an immune reaction to eating gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye. If you have celiac disease, eating gluten triggers …
Mike Jansonflipped into GutProbiotics Drinking ‘Strong Beer’ Is Just As Good for Your Gut As Taking Probiotics, Study Finds EatingWell Put down your Activia. There may be a more enjoyable way to support gut health — with beer. According to a professor at Amsterdam University, strong …
Mike Jansonflipped into Univers Physics Have Scientists Cracked One Of The Biggest Mysteries Of Modern Physics? Forbes - Don LincolnThe answer to that question is an interesting one, which depends on how one understands the statistical analysis of complex experiments. The experimental result could be the early signs of something big,
Mike Jansonflipped into Learning Technologie : un outil gratuit pour créer des diagrammes de Gantt en quelques instants siecledigital.fr - Éléonore Lefaix En gestion de projet, il y a des outils incontournables. Je vous parlais récemment de Basecamp Personal, un outil gratuit lancé par Basecamp, destiné …
Mike Jansonflipped into Energy Marchés La finance a fourni 745 milliards de dollars en trois ans pour des projets de centrales à charbon lesechos.fr - Les Echos La filière charbon marche toujours à plein régime. Selon une étude des ONG environnementales Urgewald et BankTrack dévoilée jeudi soir, les groupes …
Mike Jansonflipped into Prospective Science The science of sewage: What your wastewater could reveal about you newatlas.com - Nick Lavars In a way it seems so obvious: find out what kinds of things people are putting into their bodies by studying what comes out the other end. These do …
Mike Jansonflipped into Prospective Psychology 200 Researchers, 5 Hypotheses, No Consistent Answers WIRED - Christie Aschwanden Just how much wisdom is there in the scientific crowd? If science is an objective means of seeking truth, it’s also one that requires human judgments. …
Mike Jansonflipped into Prospective Monde COP25 : les recettes du philosophe le plus écouté à l'international lesechos.fr - Les Echos Alors que la COP25 sur le climat se tient à Madrid, le philosophe Bruno Latour, un des plus écoutés dans le monde, nous livre ses réflexions sur la …
Mike Jansonflipped into Prospective Neuroscience Different Signals from the Dendrites eurekalert.org Purkinje cell dendrites filter inputs into the cell, demonstrating a new learning mechanism in the cerebellum Kyoto, Japan -- In mere milliseconds …
Mike Jansonflipped into Prospective Business School AI Can Now Make Medical Predictions from Raw Data. But Can Deep Learning Be Trusted? TIME - Eric Bender / UndarkIn clinics around the world, a type of artificial intelligence called deep learning is starting to supplement or replace humans in common tasks such as analyzing medical images. Already, at Massachusetts
Investirflipped into à la UnePlacements L'expert : « La décroissance des rendements va s'accélérer » lesechos.fr Franck Dixmier, directeur mondial des gestions obligataires, Allianz Global Investors C'est une réflexion qui nous accompagne déjà depuis plusieurs …
Inverseflipped into HealthClean Energy Water loves this new membrane. That could mean there's more to safe, clean water to drink. Inverse - Thor Benson This membrane could do everything from water purification to battery storage. A newly developed plastic membrane could make for more effective and …
Sciences et Avenirflipped into Sciences et AvenirCondition Féminine "Une différence spectaculaire" d'une zone du cerveau chez les femmes sous pilule sciencesetavenir.fr Les femmes qui prennent une pilule contraceptive auraient un hypothalamus bien moins développé que la normale. Cette région clé du cerveau est …
DDflipped into StuffRecipes 17 Comforting White Bean Soups You’ll Want to Nosh On All Winter Long EatingWell Just when you thought a warm bowl of soup couldn’t get cozier, white beans take it to a whole new level. They provide creamy texture and an extra …
WIREDflipped into ScienceScience A Once-a-Month Birth Control Pill Is Coming—Here's How It Works WIRED - Megan Molteni The shape of the pill does the trick of gradually drip-feeding contraceptive hormones through the stomach. In the US, more than 15 million Americans …
Le Figaroflipped into ActualitéÉtudiants Comment je suis passé de mon lycée public de Biarritz à HEC, puis Polytechnique lefigaro.fr - Louis Heidsieck Journaliste TÉMOIGNAGES - Après son lycée à Biarritz, Antoine Carossio est passé par la prépa Henri IV avant d’être le premier boursier en double diplôme à HEC …
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessBusiness De Beers Diamonds Reflect a Changing Market The Wall Street Journal. - Alexandra WexlerORAPA, Botswana—De Beers is facing up to a tough reality: The world’s diamond deposits won’t last forever. The mining behemoth, a unit of Anglo American PLC, is rewriting its century-old playbook as discoveries
Flipboard Franceflipped into Actualités : à la UneActualités En Europe, il est en réalité interdit de laisser son chat dehors en liberté konbini.com Il est interdit de laisser son chat sortir en liberté en Europe, affirment deux juristes néerlandais pour lesquels il serait grand temps de faire …
Magazine Capitalflipped into Entreprises et marchésAutomobile Chute de l’automobile, hausse de la TVA, typhon… l’industrie du Japon plonge ! capital.fr - Capital.fr La hausse de la TVA, les dégâts du typhon Hagibis et la faiblesse des exportations ont fait chuter la production industrielle du Japon de 4,2% en …
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Andrew Jonesflipped into Materials ScienceChemistry Molecular catalyst converts carbon dioxide to methanol nature.com - Xin-Ming Hu & Kim Daasbjerg A molecular catalyst dispersed on carbon nanotubes has been found to catalyse the electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide to methanol — a liquid …
Jai Carterflipped into HealthCoffee Drinking up to four cups of coffee a day can cut the risk of type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure dailymail.co.uk - By Chris Dyer For Mailonline Coffee can cut the chances of developing type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and even heart disease, a new study has claimed. Drinking as many as …
Stock Markets PRECIOUS-Gold edges off 2-week lows as Sino-U.S. trade caution lingers investing.com - Reuters Nov 26 (Reuters) - Gold edged higher from a two-week low hit earlier on Tuesday after data showed U.S. consumer confidence slipped in November, with …
Popular Scienceflipped into SciencePublic Health A warmer climate could make every season flu season Popular ScienceIt could also make vaccinations ever trickier by causing the viruses to mutate often. This story was published in partnership with Nexus Media News, a syndicated newswire covering climate, energy, policy,
New Atlasflipped into ScienceScience Herpes virus variant suggested as trigger for multiple sclerosis newatlas.com - Rich Haridy A study, led by scientists at Sweden’s Karolinska Institutet, has demonstrated a new method that can distinguish between two different, but closely …
Challengesflipped into ECONOMIEÉconomie A Wall Street, Dow Jones, Nasdaq et S&P 500 terminent à des records challenges.fr Les grands indices de la Bourse de New York sont montés tranquillement à des niveaux inédits mardi, soutenus notamment par la progression de quelques …
Bloombergflipped into Bloomberg TelevisionGold Gold Prices Headed Lower: Mark Newton Bloomberg In this edition of "Charting Futures," Newton Advisors President Mark Newton examines gold prices with Bloomberg's Abigail Doolittle on "Bloomberg …
SlashGearflipped into SlashGear ScienceDementia Olive oil superfood may protect the brain from age-related dementia slashgear.com - Brittany A. Roston Adding extra virgin olive oil to your diet may be an effective way to reduce your risk of developing dementia in old age, according to researchers …
Investing.com Indiaflipped into India NewsStock Markets PRECIOUS-Gold dips as trade deal optimism benefits riskier assets By R investing.com - Reuters Nov 25 (Reuters) - Gold edged down to a one-week low on Monday after the United States and China expressed willingness to sign an initial trade deal …
Seydou Bahflipped into POLICY ANALYSISMarkets Adena Friedman's ideas for modernising capitalism The Economist OVER THE past couple of centuries, there has been growing agreement that free markets inspire innovation and catalyse an expanding economy. A healthy …
Daily Mailflipped into Top StoriesHealth (UK) Anti-cholesterol jab twice a year could herald the end of statins and win NHS approval dailymail.co.uk - By Barney Calman for The Mail on Sunday Taking statins every day to control cholesterol could soon become a thing of the past and be replaced instead by twice-yearly jabs. Spectacular …
Franceinfoflipped into Monde Chiffre d'affaires dissimulé, bilan carbone "sous-évalué", politique sociale restrictive... Un rapport poin... francetvinfo.fr - franceinfo Amazon a dissimulé 57% de son chiffre d’affaires réalisé en France en 2017, selon une enquête d’Attac France, des Amis de la Terre et du syndicat …
Alberto Paolucciflipped into Psych!Health Can the gut microbiome unlock the secrets of aging? Medical News Today A new study has shown how the gut microbiota of older mice can promote neural growth in young mice, leading to promising developments in future …
CNNHIV New HIV strain reminds us that innovation is urgent and fundamental CNN - By Charles Lyons(CNN) — This month, a new strain of HIV was discovered for the first time in nearly two decades, providing the global community with a more complete map of how the virus evolves. That this finding was
Pete Conryflipped into The Slurred WordNatural History Doctors Put a Patient in Suspended Animation for the First Time smithsonianmag.com - Claire Bugos For the first time, scientists have used therapeutic suspended animation to purposefully induce hypothermia and slow organ functions in patients with …
L'Obsflipped into L'ObsActualités Devialet, l’épure du son nouvelobs.com - Corinne Bouchouchi Grâce à sa luxueuse enceinte Phantom, la PME française - qui compte Jay-Z à son capital - talonne sérieusement les géants du secteur. #Ondécrypte A la …
Medical News TodayDementia Retinal imaging shows promise in early detection of Alzheimer's Medical News Today An analysis of how the retina of the eye scatters light shows promise as an aid for the early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. Scientists from the …
crosscourierflipped into Health & The Toxic 21st CenturyCancer Yogurt, fiber, and lung cancer: What's the link? Medical News Today A recent analysis investigated whether consuming dietary fiber and yogurt might be linked to a lower risk of lung cancer. Perhaps surprisingly, the …
capricorn54flipped into BREAD CRUMBS FROM THE PAST Almost Everything We Know About the Earliest Copies of the New Testament Is Wrong The Daily Beast - Candida Moss In 1889, as part of excavations in the ancient city of Koptos in Egypt, archaeologists claimed to have made a remarkable discovery. As one of the …
capricorn54flipped into The Trail Of History A History of the Crusades ancient.eu - Mark Cartwright The Crusades were a series of military campaigns waged between Christians and Muslims, Christians and pagans (the Northern Crusades), and Christians …
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