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The Lewes Public Library’s Science & Society lecture series opens the Winter/Spring 2023 season with a discussion of the top scientific breakthroughs of 2022 on Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 5
The JWST finally opened its golden, infrared eye and gave us a glimpse of our universe in stunning, unprecedented detail.
The journal's Breakthrough of the Year allows scientists to predict thousands of accurate protein structures at a fraction of the time and cost of previous methods.
watch live Southeast Asia was the area being investigated 16 years ago because of a girl’s death. In order to find answers why animal-borne viruses can kill humans, investigations were funded and staffed to learn if an animal-borne virus that passes to humans can then be passed along from human to human. H5N1 (the designated classification of that strain of flu) was feared to be transmittable via human contact. That variant was not easily transmitted, or as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital’s Robert Webster said, “Thank God, or we’d be in big trouble.” Well, big trouble is wha...
February 24, 2021 Tim Appenzeller The Lewes Public Library’s Science and Society lecture series will welcome Science Magazine News Editor Tim Appenzeller at 5 p.m., Tuesday, March 2, for a live, online discussion of Science in the Time of COVID, via Zoom. Appenzeller will present Science Magazine’s 10 Breakthroughs of the Year, highlighting hot areas of research at a time when COVID-19 disrupted the conduct of much of science. While the top pick was the development of a COVID-19 vaccine, other exciting breakthroughs include the solution to a longstanding cosmic mystery, new dis...