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Scientists Confirm that Methane-Processing Microbes Produce a Fossil Record - Vimarsana News

Scientists Confirm that Methane-Processing Microbes Produce a Fossil Record

Microbes called anaerobic methanotrophic archaea form communities with sulfate reducing bacteria. These communities can consume methane in anaerobic environment

Scientists Confirm that Methane-Processing Microbes Produce a Fossil Record - Vimarsana News

Scientists Confirm that Methane-Processing Microbes Produce a Fossil Record

Microbes called anaerobic methanotrophic archaea form communities with sulfate reducing bacteria. These communities can consume methane in anaerobic environment

Princeton longevity expert to discuss science of aging March 5 - Vimarsana News

Princeton longevity expert to discuss science of aging March 5

Dr. Coleen Murphy, director of the Lewis Sigler Institute of Genomics at Princeton University, will join the Lewes Public Library’s Science & Society lecture series for a live online conversation

"Movies" with color and music visualize brain - Vimarsana News

"Movies" with color and music visualize brain

<p>Complex neuroimaging data can be explored through translation into an audiovisual format &ndash; a video with accompanying musical soundtrack &ndash; to help interpret what happens in the brain when performing certain behaviors. David Thibodeaux and colleagues at Columbia University, US, present this technique in the open-access journal PLOS ONE on February 21, 2024. Examples of these beautiful &ldquo;brain movies&rdquo; are included <a href="bookmark://Videos" target="_blank">below</a>.&nbsp;</p>

"Movies" with color and music visualize brain - Vimarsana News

"Movies" with color and music visualize brain

<p>Complex neuroimaging data can be explored through translation into an audiovisual format &ndash; a video with accompanying musical soundtrack &ndash; to help interpret what happens in the brain when performing certain behaviors. David Thibodeaux and colleagues at Columbia University, US, present this technique in the open-access journal PLOS ONE on February 21, 2024. Examples of these beautiful &ldquo;brain movies&rdquo; are included <a href="bookmark://Videos" target="_blank">below</a>.&nbsp;</p>