Optimizing Beer Shelf-Life Using Accelerated Aging Studies
In this article, PolyScience highlight the importance of temperature control solutions in accelerated aging studies to assess beer shelf-life.
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In this article, PolyScience highlight the importance of temperature control solutions in accelerated aging studies to assess beer shelf-life.
Paola Barba from Chile appointed as new table grape breeder at Sun World
Sun World International is expanding its breeding team capabilities with the hire of Paola Barba as its new Table Grape Breeder.
Cuba could close with COVID vaccine sovereignty Coronavirus pandemic News With two vaccines producing COVID-19 vaccines in three three-phase clinical trials, Cuba may be the first Latin American country to develop its own shot against coronavirus. The 11-million-strong island, which has suffered a severe U.S. trade embargo for decades, is developing five experimental shootings, including Soberana 02 and Abdala, which reached the final stages of testing last month. The names of the vaccines show how Cuba sees the national effort. The sovereign returns as a “sovereign,” while the shot Abdal...
Gemma Cruz Araneta Historically speaking, Cuba is our sister republic. Both of us were colonies of Spain and launched our anti-colonial movements at the same time. In fact, Jose Rizal and Antonio Luna wrote to each other about the Cuban revolution; Rizal observed that the Cayo Hueso (Key West) was where the Cuban revolutionaries would regroup. From Dapitan, he asked to be sent to Cuba as a medic, but the hidden agenda was for him to study the Cuban revolution. Enviably, Cuba has now achieved another milestone; it has developed four anti-COVID vaccines. If they were alive today, Dr. Rizal and ...