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Andropogon virginicus: Invasive weed that could treat human diseases

Bruna Soldera New, Trends October 19, 2021

The plant The active component of Andropogon virginicus seems to be capable of reducing complications related to diabetes and cancer, according to research from around the world. Invasive weeds like Andropogon virginicus jeopardize agricultural production and economic growth worldwide. As…Read more

Motivational Tactics: The Math Behind the Reward System

Bruna Soldera New, Trends October 14, 2021

The Reward System An internally motivated strategy controls how big an effort we put forth for accomplishing a goal. The question is: What motivates us to give our best effort toward any goal, however seemingly insignificant it may seem? Is…Read more

Young sea turtles trapped by plastic: Evolutionary Trap

Bruna Soldera New, Trends September 28, 2021

Turtles and plastic A study shows that plastic pollution traps young sea turtles over time. Infant sea turtles leave beaches to raise themselves on the ocean floor after hatching. In addition, over time, these currents have accumulated an increasing amount…Read more

The discovery of five new flora species in Bolivia by scientists

Bruna Soldera Inspiration, New, Trends August 24, 2021

Jacquemontia (Convolvulaceae) new species Researchers discovered five new species of Jacquemontia (Convolvulaceae) in two different South American countries, Bolivia and Peru. Check out below which ones. Bolivian and Peru are home to five new plant species discovered by researchers. All…Read more

Mind the Graph vs Piktochart: Head-to-Head Comparison

Fabricio Pamplona Design, New February 15, 2021

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Visuals such as Infographics and presentations are a great content marketing tool. However, they might not be the easiest to design and create unless you have access to the right tools. There are lots of popular graphic design tools in…Read more

What is Agroforestry and Why It is Better Than Monoculture

Fabricio Pamplona Infographic, New February 1, 2021

Featured image of the blog - What is Agroforestry and Why It is Better Than Monoculture

Monoculture has been the major form used by farmers and agriculturists to produce food in order to feed a non-stop growing population. This type of production has caused not one, but several problems for the planet. Loss of soil nutrients,…Read more

A “Molecular Control Knob” in The Brain That Aids in Learning and Memory

Fabricio Pamplona New, Trends January 25, 2021

Featured image - A Molecular Control Knob in The Brain That Aids in Learning and Memory

Every machine has a control panel to control various functions, especially the switch on and off mechanism. Ever wondered if our brain had one too where one could control the functions of the brain? Well, new research suggests a “volume…Read more

The Fifth Generation – The Future of Telecommunication

Fabricio Pamplona Featured, New January 20, 2021

It isn’t a strange thing anymore to hear people say that they have 5G connection in their houses or on their phones, what usually means faster internet speed experience. But not only that is the promise of 5G connection, a…Read more

The Cannabis World – The Endocannabinoid System

Fabricio Pamplona Featured, New January 18, 2021

The Cannabis - World The Endocannabinoid System

Cannabis treatments have gained a high-level of attention from the scientific and medical community all around the world in the last decade. The treatment responses have shown to be much better compared to conventional drugs. Thereafter, the endocannabinoid system has…Read more

PyScratch: A New Tool to Process Spatial and Temporal Information from Scratch Assays

Fabricio Pamplona New, Trends January 13, 2021

PyScratch-A-New-Tool-to-Process-Spatial-and-Temporal-Information-from-Scratch-Assays

PyScratch is a new open-source software implemented in Python for migration data assays analysis, with a user-friendly interface allowing scientists with a few or none programming skills to use it. The software was designed in a partnership between three Brazilian…Read more

New Era for CNTs: A New Approach to Grow the CNT Forests

Fabricio Pamplona Featured, New December 7, 2020

Carbon nanotube (CNT) are allotropes of carbon that are cylindrical honeycomb-shaped with nano diameter. There are numerous properties of CNTs like mechanical strength, elasticity, lightweight, electrical and thermal conductivity that makes it the most promising material. Many industries include electronics,…Read more