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2 weeks ago |
sciencealert.com | Mike McRae
A container of oil and water separated by a thin skin of magnetized particles has intrigued a team of chemical engineers by taking on an unexpected 'Grecian urn' shape upon agitation. "I thought 'what is this thing?'," graduate student Anthony Raykh from the University of Massachusetts Amherst recalled, after doing what all chemistry students love to do, mixing materials with intriguing properties just to see what would happen.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Mike McRae
A container of oil and water separated by a thin skin of magnetized particles has intrigued a team of chemical engineers by taking on an unexpected 'Grecian urn' shape upon agitation. "I thought 'what is this thing?'," graduate student Anthony Raykh from the University of Massachusetts Amherst recalled, after doing what all chemistry students love to do, mixing materials with intriguing properties just to see what would happen.
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2 weeks ago |
medonet.pl | Mike McRae
Zespół naukowców przebadał 77 mężczyzn zmieniających dietę, analizując ich odpowiedzi immunologiczne i metaboliczne po tygodniowych rotacjach potraw Dieta bogata w fermentowane napoje i pełne ziarna zwiększała reakcje przeciwzapalne oraz aktywację neutrofilów, nawet po krótkim okresie Efekty zmiany diety były widoczne i trwałe, co podkreśla wagę zachowania afrykańskich tradycji kulinarnych dla zdrowia Poznaj swój Indeks Zdrowia! Wystarczy, że odpowiesz na te pytania Od wielu pokoleń...
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2 weeks ago |
sciencealert.com | Mike McRae
Africa's numerous cultures have long enjoyed a heritage of diets based on items known to be good for gut and metabolic health, including a range of vegetables, grains, fruit, and fermented goods. While the impacts of adopting a diet rich in heavily processed and high-calorie foods have been studied around the world, African populations have been underrepresented in the data.
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3 weeks ago |
sciencealert.com | Mike McRae
Nearly two decades after suffering a brainstem stroke at the age of 30 that left her unable to speak, a woman in the US regained the ability to turn her thoughts into words in real time thanks to a new brain-computer interface (BCI) process. By analyzing her brain activity in 80-millisecond increments and translating it into a synthesized version of her voice, the innovative method by US researchers dispelled a frustrating delay that plagued previous versions of the technology.
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