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ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

He joined forces with the School of Basic Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Sciences in October 2017 as a tenure-track Assistant Professor.

Media Release QIAGEN reports results for Q1 2024 ahead of outlook, on track to achieve full-year 2024 guidance ...

We are pleased to announce that BioMed Research International has been reindexed in the Web of Science Core Collection.

A mathematical model for the treatment of breast cancer using magnetic nanoparticles was developed in a study conducted by Dr Victor Job and Dr Nagarani Ponakala of the Department of Mathematics at The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona...

<p style="text-align:justify"><em>Current lithium-ion battery technology does not have the energy density necessary to meet the demands for renewable energy. In theory, lithium-sulfur batteries could be a viable alternative with a higher specific capacity and energy density. However, sulfur has disadvantages that currently limit its practical adoption. </em></p>

/PRNewswire/ -- Bend Health, Inc. ("Bend"), a national provider of pediatric mental health care for children, teens, and families, today announced findings...

/PRNewswire/ -- Aesthetic Surgery Journal proudly introduces plastic surgeon Dr. Jeffrey M. Kenkel as its newly appointed Editor-in-Chief. Dr. Kenkel is...

With some journals publishing 100,000 articles per year, you have to be truly naïve to believe they are all peer-reviewed in the sense that the public thinks peer review works. Journals dont pay for peer review, but they sure get paid, often even to publish articles.

While the verdict is still out on the sustainability of cultivated meat production, a panel of experts during the Tufts University Cellular Agriculture Day on Jan. 11 in Boston, Mass., are optimistic, citing the need for expansive data sets on more diverse cell culture mediums, bioreactors and energy sources.