“Looking ahead, it will be important to coexist with COVID-19.” Shinya Yamanaka, our 2012 #MTP winner, has been appointed to a Japanese government expert panel that analyses the effectiveness of #COVID19 countermeasures. #pandemic@itsjapanforward https://t.co/euRKknMEjZ
With @NASA’s latest mission to #Mars to launch this month, listen to planetary scientist Sarah Stewart Johnson (@biosigs) describe how this mission builds on centuries of discoveries about the red planet, our nearest neighbour @Guardian. https://t.co/OeNkYClDeq
New blood test measuring protein tau offer hope of developing treatments by researchers for #Alzheimers! This is progressing to be a reliable test which could detect early signs of the disease. @Guardian https://t.co/mBf0fQ1jZi
Rosalind Elsie Franklin was an English chemist and X-ray crystallographer whose crucial work was central to the understanding of the molecular structures of DNA, RNA, viruses, coal, and graphite. #WomenInSTEMhttps://t.co/0fCjcC6U3h
How does our brain allow us to learn new things and to remember them? Ila Fiete, a professor of brain and cognitive sciences at @MIT uses computational and mathematical techniques to study how the brain encodes information. https://t.co/fUYX6Pckz0
Are you thinking about having your own start-up? Finland could be the best place for you! Greater Helsinki has been ranked as the world’s fourth most attractive emerging ecosystem for startups in The Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2020. #FinlandSolutionhttps://t.co/Girm9u8Xml
How does our brain allow us to learn new things and to remember them? Ila Fiete, a professor of brain and cognitive sciences at @MIT uses computational and mathematical techniques to study how the brain encodes information. https://t.co/fUYX6Pckz0
Scientists have revived ancient seafloor microbes as old as 100 million years! When given food, even the most ancient microbes revived themselves and multiplied, researchers report July 28 in Nature Communications. @ScienceNews https://t.co/8UYyHLbZXb
Studies suggest a temporary loss of smell or anosmia predicts a #COVID19 infection better than other well-known symptoms such as fever and cough. @ScienceDaily https://t.co/aUTsviDsMY
Two robotic rovers to collect the best specimens, and an elaborate delivery system to get samples from Mars back to Earth for analysis. 🚀 Read more about how these robots are designed to work together on this mission @BBCNews:https://t.co/jXjveOJJQo ...
