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Next-generation protein sequencing platform: Advances in protein identification & characterization on SelectScience - Vimarsana News

Next-generation protein sequencing platform: Advances in protein identification & characterization on SelectScience

Watch the latest scientific webinars on SelectScience.

The tenured engineers of 2023 - Vimarsana News

The tenured engineers of 2023

MIT faculty members Michael Birnbaum, Tamara Broderick, Tal Cohen, Betar Gallant, Rafael Jaramillo, Benedetto Marelli, Ellen Roche, Serguei Saavedra, and Justin Solomon have been granted tenure in six units across MIT’s School of Engineering in 2023.

Source: mit.edu
Scientists Might Have Made Green Hydrogen Production Cheaper - Vimarsana News

Scientists Might Have Made Green Hydrogen Production Cheaper

The University of Colorado has developed a new and efficient method for producing green hydrogen, also known as green syngas, a precursor to liquid fuels.

Removing Microplastics From Water Using Plant-Based Materials - Vimarsana News

Removing Microplastics From Water Using Plant-Based Materials

Plants could be the solution to the impending threat of microplastic pollution. Researchers at UBC’s BioProducts Institute discovered that adding tannins—natural plant compounds that cause the mouth to pucker when they bite into an unripe fruit—to a layer of wood dust can create a filter that traps nearly all microplastic particles in water.

South Dakota universities receive national grant for soil science - Vimarsana News

South Dakota universities receive national grant for soil science

The National Science Foundation awarded $4 million dollars to state colleges for a new collaborative research partnership. Its goal – developing cheaper and more environmentally friendly fertilizers.

Source: sdpb.org