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In the middle of his landmark book On the Origin of Species, Darwin had a crisis of faith. In a bout of honesty, he wrote, “To suppose that the eye with all its inimitable contrivances for adjusting the focus to different distances, for admitting different amounts of light, and for the correction of spherical and … Read more
This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed the article to Space.com’s Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights. Hal Drakesmith, Professor of Iron Biology, University of Oxford Jon Wade, Associate Professor of Planetary Materials, University of Oxford Our red blood is full of iron. We need iron for growth and for immunity. It is even added … Read more
It is a notable fact that business organizations are considering open source technologies as the possible means of managing virtual identities without investing a large sum of money. Considerably, WordPress is one of the most trusted open source tool for making all kind of websites in a simple way. It is a web content management … Read more
Today, with the help of Bitcoin, you can revolutionize the way you do your business. You can make payments with virtual currency anytime in a matter of a few seconds. And you won’t have to pay anything to an intermediary as there will be no card processing involved. You have your Bitcoins in your own … Read more
Next generation of deep brain stimulation aims to tackle depression | Science
With e-learning on a stellar rise, more and more organizations are evaluating how best to introduce or improve on their learning management systems for online courses, virtual universities and learning portals. Online learning can allow companies to train staff more effectively – from addressing front end staff development to upskilling the training department itself. Businesses … Read more
All about Chest Diseases The Insights in Chest Diseases on the open access stage after a careful associate surveying process. The diary acknowledges look into articles, surveys and short correspondence that cover different parts of the chest issue including: Antithrombotic treatment, Asthma, Cardiovascular malady, Pulmonary sicknesses and drug, Signs and Symptoms of Chest infections, and … Read more
Female beet armyworms with a deleted gene don’t produce sex pheromones, which could be exploited as a way to control numbers of this agricultural pest Life 11 December 2021 By Gary Hartley The beet armyworm is a destructive crop pest Nigel Cattlin / naturepl.com Deleting a gene linked to the production of sex pheromones in … Read more
As the global financial crunch chokes companies badly across industries, ways and means to cut costs are now high on corporate agenda – be it large corporations or SMEs. One of the costs associated with business operations is that of software licensing. And when it comes to computerization, there’s no better solution than an Enterprise … Read more
Oil and gas extraction can trigger small, slow-moving, longer-lasting earthquake tremors, which scientists have documented in Canadian fracking fields for the first time. A team of researchers from the Geological Survey of Canada documented a new type of earthquake event resulting from slow ruptures near an active gas well. This helps to explain how near-imperceptible … Read more