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This Start-Up Is Making Food Directly From Thin Air

Finnish start-up Solar Foods is working on bringing a novel edible protein to market. Called Solein, this protein will offer a nutritious, sustainable alternative to animal-derived proteins. Solein is essentially an edible bacteria cultured with…

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Comet That Last Flew Past Earth during Neanderthal Era Is Set To Return to Night Sky in the New Year

If you look up into the sky in the coming days, you can experience a comet named the C/2022 E3 (ZTF). The last time this comet appeared was during the Ice Age when the Sahara…

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Dishwashing Detergents Can Enter Your Body with Your Next Meal To Negatively Affect Gut Health

Dishwashing detergents contain harsh chemical surfactants for removing grease, stuck-on food, and oil from the dishes within a couple of minutes using minimal water. Anyone who has ever washed a greasy pan will know how…

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Cybersecurity Budget: How To Effectively Allocate Funds In 2023

Cyberattacks are expected to become increasingly more sophisticated and dangerous in the coming years. The current state of cyber security deeply concerns organizations of all sizes. Organizations are constantly being attacked by hackers looking for…

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APC UK Invests £73 Million for World-Leading Green Collaborative Research and Development

Recently, the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) announced it is investing £73 million in five world-leading green collaborative research and development projects via its latest round of funding. The combination of industry and Government support promises…

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A New Study Says Intermittent Fasting Can Lower Your Risk Of Diabetes And Heart Disease

Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disease that occurs when your blood glucose (or blood sugar) is too high. Blood glucose is our main source of energy and comes from the food we eat. Over time,…

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WHO Publishes Report Detailing Ways to Keep Children Safe Online

The World Health Organization (WHO) announced a new report which presents ways to address the growing worldwide concern about keeping children safe online. The report, named “What works to prevent online violence against children,” gives…

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Inspired By Silkworms, Researchers Developed an Easy Way to Spin Nanofibers

Did you know silk is a protein fiber made from the saliva of silkworms? It is the fiber that silkworms weave to make their cocoons (outer casings) that protect them during the pupal stage. Scientists…

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Importance of Electronic Control Valves in Medical Equipment

The reliability and efficiency of the flow control valve prove them a perfect option for medical devices. Mostly they are used at the places where you require precision in the flow control and the pressure.…

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Researchers Discover New Bacterial Therapy Approach to Treat Lung Cancer

Lung cancer is the deadliest and is by far the leading cause of cancer death, making up almost 25% of all cancer deaths. Despite this fact, its treatment is still quite limited because many of the…

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This Start-Up Is Making Food Directly From Thin Air

Comet That Last Flew Past Earth during Neanderthal Era Is Set To Return to Night Sky in the New Year

Dishwashing Detergents Can Enter Your Body with Your Next Meal To Negatively Affect Gut Health

Cybersecurity Budget: How To Effectively Allocate Funds In 2023

APC UK Invests £73 Million for World-Leading Green Collaborative Research and Development

A New Study Says Intermittent Fasting Can Lower Your Risk Of Diabetes And Heart Disease

WHO Publishes Report Detailing Ways to Keep Children Safe Online

Inspired By Silkworms, Researchers Developed an Easy Way to Spin Nanofibers

Importance of Electronic Control Valves in Medical Equipment

Researchers Discover New Bacterial Therapy Approach to Treat Lung Cancer

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