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Scientists prove astrology is nonsense, but they're such Capricorns - Vimarsana News

Scientists prove astrology is nonsense, but they're such Capricorns

A new study shows no link between one's zodiac sign and fate, proving that astrology can't predict happiness and well-being.

Source: bgr.com
Community Project Applications Open for Mental Health Boost - Vimarsana News

Community Project Applications Open for Mental Health Boost

Grants of up to $10,000 availableApplications have opened for Australia Post's 2024 Community Grants program, which funds community-led, local

Participants urged to explore Sabah - Vimarsana News

Participants urged to explore Sabah

Kota Kinabalu: It is a good opportunity for participants of the 22nd International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies (ISQOLS) Conference 2024, especially first-time visitors, to explore and discover the beauty of Sabah and its natural attractions.

Nuritas moves industry forward with peptide library - Vimarsana News

Nuritas moves industry forward with peptide library

Biotechnology company Nuritas began its AI journey not in a laboratory but in the wild with wallabies. Nora Khaldi, Nuritas founder and CEO, found inspiration from the unlikely source, observing that wallabies have two types of milk with different kinds of peptides that their offspring consume. When the wrong mother’s milk is fed to a wallaby offspring at the wrong time, it doesn’t grow.

Nuritas moves industry forward with peptide library - Vimarsana News

Nuritas moves industry forward with peptide library

Biotechnology company Nuritas began its AI journey not in a laboratory but in the wild with wallabies. Nora Khaldi, Nuritas founder and CEO, found inspiration from the unlikely source, observing that wallabies have two types of milk with different kinds of peptides that their offspring consume. When the wrong mother’s milk is fed to a wallaby offspring at the wrong time, it doesn’t grow.