[ad_1] A review has found plenty of evidence of wild and captive animals contracting diseases from close contact with humans Life 23 March 2022 By Clare Wilson White-tailed deer in Minnesota – covid-19 is now spreading among the deer population of North America Stan Tekiela Author / Naturalist / Wildlife Photographer via Getty Images Covid-19…
[ad_1] Dennis Sullivan, an influential mathematician who helped found rational homotopy theory, has been recognised by the Abel prize committee Physics 23 March 2022 By Alex Wilkins Dennis Sullivan, the 2022 Abel prize laureate John Griffin/SBU Communications Dennis Sullivan has won the 2022 Abel prize, often called the Nobel prize of mathematics, for his wide-ranging…
[ad_1] On July 5 2019, Xiangguo Qiu and her husband Keding Cheng were removed by Canadian police from the Canadian National Microbiology Lab (NML) in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Their security clearances were also retracted, allegedly over “administrative issues.” Qiu is an expert in Ebola and was in charge of the NML’s pathogen and vaccine division. Cheng…
[ad_1] Here at Xplore Life Science, we like to keep ahead of the curve when it comes to the life sciences industry. It’s in our name, after all. By doing this, we can keep up to date with the newest jobs and technological innovations. One thing on our mind at the moment is the level…
[ad_1] The term ‘disruptive innovation’ has been around for more than two decades, and the best known example of this term is Uber. An app called HWY Pro has recently been launched for trucking companies to save owner-operators time and make the scheduling process more efficient. Bill Busbice, one of the founders of HWY Pro…
[ad_1] Disclaimer: This article is a pre-print and has not officially finished going through peer-review. It should not be regarded as conclusive evidence. See the funding agency (NIH’s) explanation of this. It’s no secret that the novel 2019 coronavirus has been the center of a global pandemic that has accounted for millions of deaths, and…
[ad_1] The Pfizer booster has an efficacy of 95.3 per cent relative to the first two doses, according to the company’s ongoing Phase 3 trial results. The randomised controlled trial followed 5000 double-dosed people who received the booster, and 5000 who received a placebo, about 10 months after their initial vaccinations. The researchers say among…
[ad_1] Across the vast Amazon basin, scattered patches of black and chocolate-brown earth stand in sharp contrast to the acidic, nutrient-poor red or yellow soils found in the rest of the rain forest. The dark soils are extraordinarily fertile, and the plant communities that grow there are different from those in the surrounding forest—higher in…
[ad_1] On a sunny November morning, Anthony Colegrove parked his work truck on the side of a road in northern California’s Klamath Mountains and began creating a mobile laboratory. He pulled down the truck’s tailgate, popped open a tackle box filled with syringes and other supplies, and pulled out a clipboard. Meanwhile, a weasel-like animal…
[ad_1] Food and climate change are often treated as separate issues, but conservative estimates suggest that changing the way we produce and consume food could reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by at least 10.3 billion tonnes a year – 20 per cent of the cut needed by 2050 to prevent catastrophic climate change. This is…