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Look familiar? How rapid tests changed the pandemic - Vimarsana News

Look familiar? How rapid tests changed the pandemic

Lateral flow tests are now part of UK life, with billions spent on test kits. Has it been worth it?

Source: bbc.com
A basic income grant in South Africa will help combat p... - Vimarsana News

A basic income grant in South Africa will help combat p...

‘We need to stop making people prove their poverty in this country — the facts prove poverty… there is an indignity about having to prove poverty that we must steer away from,’ says a social development expert. ‘We need to stop making people prove their poverty in this country — the...

'Putting SA back on red list premature, it doesn't keep variants out' - Vimarsana News

'Putting SA back on red list premature, it doesn't keep variants out'

Prof Alex Van Den Heever of Wits School Of Governance speaks to Ray White about the latest Covid-19 variant and the UK decision.

Roundtable: Parasites in pop culture - Science and Culture at Play - Vimarsana News

Roundtable: Parasites in pop culture - Science and Culture at Play

Oni demons, parasites, flesh-eating giants, vampires, zombies – global pop culture is rife with monsters. The popularity of this genre is on the increase in our pandemic-riven world. Parasites particularly are ubiquitous, yet their depiction in popular culture has not attracted much attention. An ‘infectant’ that lives in or on another living organism, a parasite transforms

Source: anu.edu.au
Growing components onto a semiconductor block - Vimarsana News

Growing components onto a semiconductor block

A new study from UNSW Sydney has shown that by growing electronic components directly onto a semiconductor block it is possible to avoid messy, noisy oxidation scattering that slows and impedes electronic operation.