Renewable Energy Driven by Le Chatelier's Principle, Enzyme Function, and Non-Additive Contributions to Ion Fluctuations: A Hypothesis in Biomechanical and Nanotechnology Energy Th... by Sergio Manzetti

“…The use of exotic materials in these fields and even enzymes has led scientists to be able to cross-link biomolecules and nanotechnology circuits, which can be important points in the search of novel energy searches. …”
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Jeremy Rifkin o konsekwencjach rewolucji biotechnologii. Krytyka „ery biotechnologii” by Anna Słoniowska

“…He is trying to convince us that scientists are playing God in their laboratories. They often invent great things like new medicines or therapies. …”
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A Novel Partial Sequence Alignment Tool for Finding Large Deletions by Taner Aruk, Duran Ustek, Olcay Kursun

“…We present a fast alignment software package, BinaryPartialAlign, that can be used by wet lab scientists to find long structural variations in their experiments. …”
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The implications of ‘jam’ and other ideation technologies for organisational decision making by Morrison Kate

“…Research and development can now be outsourced to external self-organising communities of scientists, new business models rely wholly on content created by end users and customers are increasingly asked for input to the development of new products and services. …”
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Worldwide Increasing Incidences of Cutaneous Malignant Melanoma by Dianne E. Godar

“…The incidence of cutaneous malignant melanoma (CMM) has been increasing at a steady rate in fair-skinned populations around the world for decades. Scientists are not certain why CMM has been steadily increasing, but strong, intermittent UVB (290–320 nm) exposures, especially sunburn episodes, probably initiate, CMM, while UVA (321–400 nm) passing through glass windows in offices and cars probably promotes it. …”
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Representation and Reception of the Image of the Zulu. From Travel Accounts to the Public Sphere in Mid-Victorian and Edwardian Great Britain (1850–1914) by Patricia Crouan-Véron

“…We will try to determine if the representations took different forms whether they were produced by missionaries, traveller-artists or scientists. To what extent does the individual experience become a collective experience? …”
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Lessons Learned from Evaluations of Citizen Science Programs by Luke Gommerman, Martha C. Monroe

“…Citizen science uses volunteers of all ages, professions, backgrounds, and skills — often across broad geographic areas — to engage non-scientists in a variety of tasks, but most commonly data collection. …”
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Scientific Periodicals Circulation in Lithuania in the First Half of the 19th Century: the Case of Vilnius University by Arvydas Pacevičius

“…The study aims to determine how periodicals from abroad reached Lithuania, how they were stored at Vilnius University, and how scientists utilized these information resources. It was found that the concept of scientific periodicals in the early 19th century began to emerge in bibliographic classification and librarians’ documentation, with their form and content being equated to popular science and/or the continuous works of scientific academies and societies. …”
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Lessons Learned from Evaluations of Citizen Science Programs by Luke Gommerman, Martha C. Monroe

“…Citizen science uses volunteers of all ages, professions, backgrounds, and skills — often across broad geographic areas — to engage non-scientists in a variety of tasks, but most commonly data collection. …”
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TEACHERS’ SALARIES, GRANTS, SCIENTIFIC PROTECTIONISM: POSTNONCLASSICAL APPROACH by S. G. GORIN

“…The author notes the dysfunctions in the organization of grant support system for research work of young scientists and teachers. The paper discusses using Siberian regional materials a systemic problem – the growing tendency of protectionism and bureaucratization in higher school and subjectivism in evaluation teachers’ and researchers’ work, as well as in evaluation educational and research organizations. …”
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My e-journal – exploring the usefulness of personalized access to scholarly articles and services by Jette Hyldegaard, Piet Seiden

“…The paper presents the results of a user evaluation study exploring the usefulness of personalized access to scholarly journals and services with regard to the information behaviour of scientists. The aim was to investigate what factors would be critical to personalization, what personalization features would be relevant and to what extent profile and behaviour based personalization would be acceptable. …”
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Organizational and Economic Aspects of the Intellectual Transport Systems Effectiveness by A. O. Merenkov

“…The research touched the approaches to understand of the ITS covered by both Russian and western scientists. The author defined basic parameters applicable for «digital» transport and logistics used by leading countries of the world. …”
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Flow, Wind, and Stochastic Connectivity Modeling Infectious Diseases by C. Udriste, I. Tevy, A. S. Rasheed

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A review on three‐dimensional graphene: Synthesis, electronic and biotechnology applications‐The Unknown Riddles by Pradheep Thiyagarajan

“…Since the discovery of graphene in 2004, scientists have devised mass production techniques and explored graphene as a promising material for a wide range of applications. …”
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The Ambivalence of the Scientific Ethos Is Irresistible by I. Т. Kasavin

“…The autonomy of science, the solidarity of scientists in the face of internal and external challenges are the issues decisions of which are burdened by a number of antinomies such as “profession – vocation”, “individual – collective” and “a priori – a posteriori”. …”
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Selective list of the Catalogues of the VIR Global Collection on vegetables and cucurbits published in 1962–2023 by Editorial Article

“…The Catalogue of the VIR Global Collection series is addressed to plant breeders and crop experts solving practical problems in plan breeding and seed production, plant scientists conducting fundamental and applied research, teachers and learners. …”
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Invalidating Factorial Survey Experiments Using Invalid Comparisons Is Bad Practice: Learning from Forster and Neugebauer (2024) by Justin T. Pickett

“…I conclude by emphasizing that social scientists are better served by asking why FE and FS findings sometimes differ than by assuming that any difference in findings across the experimental designs invalidates FS.…”
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New Plants for Florida: Pine by Richard L. Jones, Mary Duryea, Berry J. Treat

“… The Cooperative Forest Genetics Research Program (CFGRP), founded in 1953 by geneticists Tom Perry and Ray Goddard, is a cooperative organization composed of FAES scientists working together with private industries and state agencies to develop genetically improved varieties of slash pine (Pinus elliottii), loblolly pine (P. taeda), longleaf pine (P. palustris) and sand pine (P. clausa). …”
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Candidate Species for Marine Ornamental Aquaculture: Porkfish, Anisotremis virginicus by Eric Cassiano, Kevin Barden

“…Porkfish also have additional appeal to aquarists because they are “cleaner” fish during their juvenile phase, picking parasites from larger fish and other vertebrates. Scientists and aquarists have recently achieved a greater understanding of appropriate aquaculture protocols for grunts in general and porkfish in particular. …”
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Tenchi warfare – modern military operations based on the “tenchijin” philosophy by Sorin TOPOR

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