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The Fungus from The Last of Us Could Help Fight Cancer
The Last of Us, HBO’s videogame-inspired zombie TV epic, opened to rave reviews last month. This drama, led by Game of Thrones stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, shows a post-apocalyptic world that has been ravaged by the corydceps fungus after the fungus adapts for survival in the human body. Scarily enough, the fungus from…
There Aren’t That Many Women in AI Fields, Both in Reality and in Film. What Needs to Change?
Around the world, women make up less than a quarter of the AI workforce. This data, shared by the World Economic Forum (WEF), is indicative of a bias that starts in childhood. According to the WEF, reasons like societal and cultural norms can lead to fewer women taking up STEM education. Experts believe that the…
With New Research into Hot Flashes During Menopause, Scientists Expand Treatment Options for Women’s Health
Hot flashes during menopause, a common symptom of women’s natural midlife biology, affect more than 80% of women. The causes behind these common hot flashes have remained a mystery to scientists for years. However, recent research has revealed a breakthrough in understanding the root cause of these uncomfortable, sweaty episodes. Researchers from The Queen’s Medical…
Can Professors Use ChatGPT for Academic Research?
We have yet to reach the limit of what generative AI can consistently create. In fact, hobbyists and professionals are just getting started with leveraging ChatGPT for a variety of long-form text use cases. In just a few seconds, the tool can spit out five-paragraph essays on the metaphors of Romeo and Juliet. What about…
How Are AI Pros Weighing ChatGPT’s Role in the World of Science?
New evolving and fast-developing AIs have started rising to fame in recent years, and with the recent invention of ChatGPT – an AI chatbot launched in late 2022 which gained over 100 million users within the first two months of launching – people from all around the world are starting to question the role of AI technology…
Semi-Living Cyborg Cells Generate Hope Within the Scientific Medical Community
Did James Cameron see the future back in 1984? The Terminator may have been a cyborg piece of science fiction, but still, one portion of that movie is coming to life in the form of semi-living cyborg cells through a complex chemical process developed by scientists to mimic living cells without being able to divide…
Can Scientists Use ChatGPT for Scientific Research?
In December 2022, University of Colorado School of Medicine’s Casey Greene and Perelman School of Medicine’s Milton Pividori performed an experiment using ChatGPT to improve three research papers. The focus of the experiment was to see whether OpenAI’s language models were robust enough to supplement academic papers to make writing and revising manuscripts more efficient….
James Webb Telescope Observations Heat up with Coldest Ice Detection
The harshest arctic winters have got nothing on the chill from deep space. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) continues to provide gifts for scientists and space enthusiasts with its latest discovery: ice found within the deepest reaches of an interstellar molecular cloud. As reported in the journal Nature Astronomy, the JWST measured the frozen…
HandiChem® Solid Water Treatment Systems
The HandiChem Solid Water Treatment Solutions by Chem-Aqua is an innovative solution that provides the proven results of high-performance liquid treatment programs but is easier to use, and more environmentally responsible.
Genes Versus Environment—Which is More Important? Tapping into this and Other Philosophical Evolutionary Questions
Human development isn’t as simple as genes plus environment. Just because we have certain genes doesn’t mean they are expressed—our early experiences in life can determine whether certain genes are turned “on” or “off,” according to Harvard. Rasmus Grønfeldt Winther, a scientist, researcher, writer, and educator, amongst other titles, has dived into this topic and…
SupplySide West 2021: Market Trends
Supply Side West holds immense significance for Deerland, providing a platform for innovation and a chance to understand customer needs. This event keeps Deerland in tune with market trends and ensures the development of impactful and sought-after products. The return to in-person interactions at Supply Side West is truly invigorating, allowing Deerland to engage with…
SupplySide West 2021: Dr. John Deaton Presents DE111 Findings
The Deerland team recently attended Supply Side West in Las Vegas! At the show, Dr. John Deaton presented the findings of the first-ever clinical study to directly investigate spore germination under real-time in-vivo conditions in the human small intestine. For those that weren’t able to attend, we have brought the presentation to you! “Growing…
Pres-Flex Film: Versatile Solutions for Various Industries
Pres-Flex Film by Presco offers a wide range of applications across multiple markets. From flooring to military tents, architecture to conventions, industrial to agriculture, medical to consumer products, cinema screens to mining safety, and acoustical solutions, Pres-Flex Film provides durability, performance, and environmental friendliness.
KPI Partner Overview
Phononic, a leading provider of solid-state cooling and heating solutions, has forged a strategic partnership with KPI Solutions, a renowned expert in data analytics and performance optimization. This collaboration combines Phononic’s cutting-edge technology with KPI Solutions’ expertise in data-driven decision-making, enabling businesses to unlock new levels of operational efficiency and performance. By integrating Phononic’s advanced…
Phononic + MarketScale Recap
Phononic, a leading provider of solid-state cooling and heating solutions, has formed a dynamic partnership with MarketScale, a renowned video production and community-generated content creation company. This collaboration brings together Phononic’s expertise in innovative technology and MarketScale’s prowess in visual storytelling, resulting in captivating video content that engages and educates audiences. Through their partnership, Phononic…
bioDART Biofilm Monitoring
The bioDART Biofouling Monitor is new, cutting-edge technology that automatically monitors your system’s potential to form biofilm.
Abu Dhabi Space Debate and the Space Industry’s Most Pressing Challenges
Abu Dhabi Space Debate happened on December 5-6, 2022, where high-level industry and government personnel gathered to discuss and debate the space industry’s most pressing challenges and drive the new space economy. One of the Big Debates held on Tuesday, December 6th, delved into the mega challenges that come with mega-constellations. Up for discussion…
How Cell and Gene Manufacturers Can Scale to Meet Demand
Between 2022 and 2030, the cell and gene therapy sector is expected to experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 39.42 percent, BioSpace said of a recent Vision Research Report. This is quite a large anticipated growth; how will startups and current manufacturing companies work to meet this growing demand? On today’s episode of…
“Stronger Together”: 2022 Abu Dhabi Space Debate Shows Cooperation is Both Key and a Challenge
The future of public and private space use is being defined in real time, as the possibilities for commercialization, further scientific discoveries, and key government projects expand their horizons. A critical part of the next phase of space projects will be deciding how various countries’ projects will seek a helping hand from across national lines,…
The Commercial Space Age Is Upon Us
As part of an agreement signed Nov. 18 with Blue Origin, the U.S. Space Systems Command paves the way for Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket to compete for national security launch contracts once it is flight-certified. Jack Blood, Chief Revenue Officer, Vaya Space gives his take on what we’ll likely see next: “CRADA really…
Climate Change Study Produces Alarming Information, But How Accurate Is It?
Concrete data on climate, and the actions that impact it can be hard to determine. Climate Trace, an organization that aims to measure true carbon levels across the globe recently published a study that claimed greenhouse gas emissions from oil and gas facilities is three times higher than those producers state. Steve Hendrickson, President…
Let the Space Race Begin Again
NASA successfully launched the most powerful rocket in the world into outer space this week. The Orion spacecraft is headed for the moon, with the goal of returning to earth in less than four weeks. The journey is the first leg of the Artemis I mission, which has the goal of eventually launching spacecraft…
The Importance of Teaching Science
Do you remember a favorite Science teacher or Science class you had in high school or college? I have fond memories of different teachers who taught Science in a fun, witty, and engaging manner. Watching some of the most comedic educators perform science experiments in school was quite often the highlight of my day during my…
What Updated Annex 1 Regulations Mean for Sterile Manufacturing Companies in 2023
Over the summer new GMP Annex 1 regulations were released by the FDA and EMA, prompting new changes to become standard protocolin sterile manufacturing companies. By August 2023, the regulations will take effect and companies will have to ensure that they are in compliance with the guidelines set. Discussing this on a new podcast, host…
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