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Technology Offers Opportunities and Risks for Farming and Biodiversity in Africa, Study Finds - Vimarsana News

Technology Offers Opportunities and Risks for Farming and Biodiversity in Africa, Study Finds

A new study published in Current Opinion in Biotechnology explores this question by examining the linkages between agricultural labor dynamics and biodiversity loss.

Microbes: The Tiny Allies and Enemies of Our Planet - Vimarsana News

Microbes: The Tiny Allies and Enemies of Our Planet

A new study published in Current Opinion in Biotechnology sheds light on this question by revealing the mechanisms and factors that facilitate the global dispersal of harmful microorganisms through the upper layers of the atmosphere.

Does Creatine Help You Lose Weight Or Make You Fat 2023? - Vimarsana News

Does Creatine Help You Lose Weight Or Make You Fat 2023?

Creatine is a useful nutritional supplement. It can help build muscles, but does creatine help you lose weight? Read on to find out in 2023.

Using SAXS to Measure Shear Alignment of Pluronic Block Copolymers - Vimarsana News

Using SAXS to Measure Shear Alignment of Pluronic Block Copolymers

Poloxamers are a class of pluronic block copolymers. They are under scrutiny for their exceptional properties, which make them interesting for a variety of industries and applications. In this article, Xenocs explains how SAXS can be used to measure their shear alignment.

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Skeptical Science New Research for Week #28 2023 - Vimarsana News

Skeptical Science New Research for Week #28 2023

Housekeeping  A reader mentioned (thank you!) that last week's edition included at least one paper flagged as open access that actually wasn't. It seems to be the case that Nature Publishing is passing some duff data into the publication metadata food chain, with the result that Unpaywall (we employ the Unpaywall API to identify open access) is repeating this erroneous input to us. This week's edition finds direct links to open access articles from Nature journals still not working, but PDF links appear to be working properly.