science
Rain on Greenland Summit is a First
Posted in Science on 6th Sep, 2021
by Alex Muller
Rain fell on the highest part of Greenland ice sheet last week for the first time on record.
Can Consciousness Be Explained by Quantum Physics?
Posted in Science on 3rd Aug, 2021
by Alex Muller
New knowledge of quantum fractals could provide the foundations for scientists to experimentally test the theory of quantum consciousness. If quantum measurements are one day taken from the human brain, this could help researchers decide whether consciousness is a classical or a quantum phenomenon.
A vision for the next decade of UK life sciences
Posted in Business, Medicine, Science on 1st Aug, 2021
by Alex Muller
It may set a bold ambition to increase funding for UK life science, but what could the government’s Life Sciences Vision mean for cancer research? Here we summaries the plan and find out how Cancer Research UK influenced its formation.
Record high temperature for Antarctica confirmed by WMO
Posted in Science on 4th Jul, 2021
by Alex Muller
Such readings are important because Antarctica is one of the fastest warming regions on Earth and is a major driver of climate.
STEM in VR
Posted in Reviews, Science, Software on 14th May, 2021
by Alex Muller
Students who are passionate about VR are likely to be drawn to STEM subjects and will be eager to see how this emerging technology can help them with a fun new way to learn more about their favorite subject matter.