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Doctoral student evaluating long-term sustainability in fisheries using quantitative stock assessment models - Vimarsana News

Doctoral student evaluating long-term sustainability in fisheries using quantitative stock assessment models

Fisheries and Wildlife Ph.D. student Emily Liljestrand combines a passion for mathematics and computer modeling with a love for marine biology to evaluate long-term sustainability in fisheries.

Source: msu.edu
Scientists Use CO2 to Create Bioplastics - Vimarsana News

Scientists Use CO2 to Create Bioplastics

Scientists from Texas A&M AgriLife Research have created a system that uses carbon dioxide, or CO2, to create bioplastics, which could take the place of the non-biodegradable plastics currently in use.

Source: azom.com
Accelerating Drug Discovery Using AI-Centered Screening Approach - Vimarsana News

Accelerating Drug Discovery Using AI-Centered Screening Approach

Scientists at the University of Central Florida (UCF) are hoping to accelerate drug discovery using a new artificial intelligence-centered drug screening process.

Medizinische Genetik: Wissenschaftler entschlüsseln mit neuem Testverfahren weitere Gen-Biomarker - Vimarsana News

Medizinische Genetik: Wissenschaftler entschlüsseln mit neuem Testverfahren weitere Gen-Biomarker

Potsdam (ots) - Große Biobanken wie die UK Biobank kombinieren genetische Daten mit gesundheitsrelevanten Messungen, wie beispielsweise die Blutbiomarker Cholesterin oder Vitamin D. Ziel ist es, die genetischen

Organic Thin-Film Sensors to Determine Light Wavelength - Vimarsana News

Organic Thin-Film Sensors to Determine Light Wavelength

A group of physicists and chemists from TU Dresden recently presented an organic thin-film sensor to explain a very new method of determining the wavelength of light and reaching a spectral resolution of one nanometer. The research was presented in the journal Advanced Materials.