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Dr Natalia Rohatyn- Martin reveals hidden fatigue deaf and hard of hearing students face: constant cognitive, visual and...
06/08/2025

Dr Natalia Rohatyn- Martin reveals hidden fatigue deaf and hard of hearing students face: constant cognitive, visual and social strain drains energy and impacts learning. https://www.scientia.global/dr-natalia-rohatyn-martin-hidden-exhaustion-the-struggle-of-deaf-and-hard-of-hearing-students-in-education/ Language First Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) MacEwan University

For most students, attending to a typical school lesson involves listening to the teacher, perhaps jotting down notes, and occasionally participating in discussions. But imagine having to concentrate intensely on every word, constantly shifting your attention between the teacher and a sign language....

Boosting immunoproteasome activity helps tumour cells expose hidden antigens, sharpening T‑cell recognition and enhancin...
06/08/2025

Boosting immunoproteasome activity helps tumour cells expose hidden antigens, sharpening T‑cell recognition and enhancing anticancer immune responses. Learn more: https://www.scientia.global/james-j-driscoll-md-phd-immunoproteasome-activation-enhances-the-recognition-of-tumour-cells-and-boosts-anticancer-immune-responses/

The correct functioning of the human immune system depends on its ability to recognise danger, such as tumour cells, viruses, and bacteria. Scientists are learning how immunoproteasome activation can overcome the mechanisms by which cancer cells escape immune responses. Immunoproteasomes are small h...

Professor Doron Lancet and Roy Yaniv’s group from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, explore how lipi...
30/07/2025

Professor Doron Lancet and Roy Yaniv’s group from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, explore how lipid micelles could have sparked early Darwinian evolution through self-reproducing protocells. Read more: https://www.scientia.global/prof-doron-lancet-reproducing-lipid-micelles-permit-early-darwinian-evolution/ Doron Lancet Roy Yaniv Amit Kahana Omer Markovitch

The origin of life has puzzled science and philosophy for thousands of years. While the prevailing scientific narrative is of an ‘RNA world’ or ‘polymers first’ approach, Prof Doron Lancet’s group of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, present an alternative, describing a...

Professor Nancy Burnham and her team at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Empa have developed techniques to reduce art...
30/07/2025

Professor Nancy Burnham and her team at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Empa have developed techniques to reduce artefacts in atomic force microscopy (AFM) imaging, enhancing the accuracy of nanoscale surface analysis. Their methods include advanced image processing techniques and considerations for infrared light effects, ensuring clearer and more reliable AFM images. Read more: https://www.scientia.global/professor-nancy-burnham-imaging-on-the-nanoscale-improving-techniques-in-atomic-force-microscopy/

Atomic force microscopy (AFM) provides the means to image surfaces with nanometre resolution, allowing scientists to look at the individual building blocks and forces that make up the world around us. Professor Nancy Burnham of Worcester Polytechnic Institute and her colleagues Lei Lyu and Lily Poul...

Dr James D. Burrington, founder of NiceChemistry.com, explores how green hydrogen can drive net-zero goals by 2050—model...
30/07/2025

Dr James D. Burrington, founder of NiceChemistry.com, explores how green hydrogen can drive net-zero goals by 2050—modelling efficiency, costs, and emissions to unlock its full potential. https://www.scientia.global/dr-james-d-burrington-fuelling-hydrogens-role-in-a-net-zero-future/ Becky Ariemma Burrington

Hydrogen is often touted as the fuel of the future, but how much can it really contribute to global decarbonisation? Dr James D. Burrington, founder of NiceChemistry.com, has modelled how hydrogen technologies, particularly green hydrogen, might support worldwide net zero goals. His research applies...

Dr Margaret DeLacy reveals the legacy of Dr. Richard Davies, 18th-century pioneer of blood research, “buffy coat” discov...
30/07/2025

Dr Margaret DeLacy reveals the legacy of Dr. Richard Davies, 18th-century pioneer of blood research, “buffy coat” discovery, and early disease control ideas. Finally getting the recognition he deserves. https://www.scientia.global/dr-richard-davies-the-forgotten-pioneer-of-blood-research-and-university-reform/

Dr Richard Davies was an 18th century physician whose bold ideas spanned medical science, public health, and university reform. Yet, his name is little known today. From discovering features of inflammation in blood, to proposing a national system to control cattle plague, his work prefigured modern...

Stroke is a major global challenge, and current diagnostics fall short. Scientists Dr Roustem Miftahof and Dr Alexander ...
30/07/2025

Stroke is a major global challenge, and current diagnostics fall short. Scientists Dr Roustem Miftahof and Dr Alexander Hermann are pioneering the Neuro-Glia-Vascular Unit Engine, offering real-time, personalized brain insights to revolutionize stroke care. Discover more: https://www.scientia.global/stroke-a-global-challenge-in-need-of-innovation/

Stroke is the third leading cause of both death and disability worldwide, but unfortunately, current diagnostic tools are unsatisfactory. Dr Roustem Miftahof and Dr Alexander Hermann at Advanced Biosimulation Technologies LLC, USA, are overcoming the limitations of existing diagnostic tools with the...

Professor Yves R. Sagaert advocates for incorporating macroeconomic leading indicators into demand planning to enhance f...
30/07/2025

Professor Yves R. Sagaert advocates for incorporating macroeconomic leading indicators into demand planning to enhance forecast accuracy and strategic decision-making. Discover more: https://www.scientia.global/professor-yves-r-sagaert-demand-planning-excellence-the-case-for-incorporating-macroeconomic-leading-indicators/

Today’s demand planning landscape is increasingly defined by radical uncertainty. Professor Yves R. Sagaert from the research group Predictive AI and Digital Shift at VIVES University of Applied Sciences is one of many scholars who posits that to survive and thrive in this new normal, demand plann...

Dr Shigetaka Hayano is revolutionizing tire recycling by cracking the code to reclaim valuable rubber, helping reduce wa...
23/07/2025

Dr Shigetaka Hayano is revolutionizing tire recycling by cracking the code to reclaim valuable rubber, helping reduce waste and promote sustainability. Read more: https://www.scientia.global/dr-shigetaka-hayano-the-rubber-revolution-cracking-the-code-for-tire-recycling/

Traditionally, rubber waste was nearly impossible to recycle due to crosslinked sulphur bonds. But a team of researchers led by Dr Shigetaka Hayano from Zeon Corporation, in Japan, have achieved a groundbreaking feat in rubber recycling. Using mild conditions for the reaction, scientists have overco...

Medical research still overlooks s*x-based differences, risking misdiagnosis and poor outcomes for women. Dr Alyson McGr...
17/07/2025

Medical research still overlooks s*x-based differences, risking misdiagnosis and poor outcomes for women. Dr Alyson McGregor is leading efforts to integrate s*x as a critical variable in clinical research and care. Discover more: https://www.scientia.global/dr-alyson-j-mcgregor-uncovering-the-gender-gap-in-medical-research-how-s*x-differences-impact-healthcare-outcomes/

Medical research has historically focused predominantly on male subjects, leading to dangerous gaps in our understanding of how diseases and treatments affect women. Dr Alyson McGregor from University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville has devoted her career to addressing this critical....

Dr Sebastian Rabien is developing ultra-thin membrane mirrors for next-gen space telescopes, lightweight, adaptive optic...
17/07/2025

Dr Sebastian Rabien is developing ultra-thin membrane mirrors for next-gen space telescopes, lightweight, adaptive optics that could drastically reduce mass while enhancing imaging precision. A game-changer for astrophysics, discover more: https://www.scientia.global/dr-sebastian-rabien-making-membrane-mirrors-for-future-space-telescopes/

Mirrors play a key role in space telescopes, but to keep increasing the scale of this technology, mirrors need to be light and compact, so they can be transported in spacecraft, but also able to be adaptively corrected and controlled to ensure their accuracy. Dr Rabien and his colleagues from the Ma...

We don’t just choose food our environment chooses for us. Change the setting, change the habit. https://doi.org/10.3390/...
10/07/2025

We don’t just choose food our environment chooses for us. Change the setting, change the habit. https://doi.org/10.3390/foods13132013 Discover more: https://www.scientia.global/how-food-environments-shape-our-eating-habits/

How we eat dramatically impacts our health, yet millions of Americans live in ‘food deserts’ – areas with limited access to fresh, nutritious food. Recent research reveals that solving this crisis requires looking beyond just physical access to food to understand how our entire community envir...

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