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Artificial sweeteners may interfere with communication between bacterial species that make up the gut microbiome, say researchers, who think this could lead to digestive conditions and discomfort.
l-r: AHV Ireland territory manager Paul Marrs; managing director Adam Robinson; territory manager, George Sherlock The coming weeks and months will see further growth achieved by the AHV Ireland team. “We have a total of 13 vacancies at the present time throughout Ireland, due to increased demand,” AHV managing director, Adam Robinson told Agriland. “When these positions are filled, which will include the appointment of a practising veterinary surgeon, the employment numbers within the business will be in excess of 50 full-time staff.” AHV and Irish dairy farms The plans for an incr...
Vytrus Biotech Boosts Vitamin D to Skin with Nectaria Lithops April 22, 2021 Contact Author Michele Behrens Close Vytrus Biotech's Nectaria Lithops boosts vitamin D in skin care. Sponsored According to the company, vitamin D levels are decreased due to consumer lifestyles, mainly in-house habits and increased sun protection. As such, Nectaria Lithops is a natural active designed to increase the production of vitamin D by epidermal cells to strengthen, revitalize and increase skin's glow. Further details were not disclosed. The plant-based active also reportedly imparts skin dewin...
'Humans are completely part of the ecosystem, not separate from it,' artist says ©Norbert Miguletz / In the exhibition space, visitors found traces of the performance 'Microbial Entanglement,' which took place during the opening at the Frankfurt Kunstverein in Germany. This exhibit was on view from October 2019 - February 2020. copyright Norbert Miguletz She makes the invisible, visible. An artist brings light to a community of life seldom seen — except by scientists. Jan. 29, artist Sonja Bäumel and University of Wisconsin Professors of Chemistry Norman C. Craig and Helen Blackwell launc...
American scientists receive the 2021 Paul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize FRANKFURT am MAIN. Two American scientists, Bonnie L. Bassler and Michael R. Silverman, receive the 2021 Paul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize, which is endowed with 120,000 €. Bassler is Professor at Princeton University and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, Michael R. Silverman is Emeritus Professor of the Agouron Institute in La Jolla. The two researchers are honoured for their ground-breaking discoveries concerning bacterial "quorum sensing", which refers to sophisticated systems of cell-t...