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Alligator Loki undergoes surgery at Greensboro Science Center
[ad_1] GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Our scaly friend at the Greensboro Science Center had to undergo medical attention earlier this week. Loki the alligator swallowed a rubber cap on the end of an underwater heater and had to undergo emergency surgery on Tuesday, according to the Greensboro Science Center. they said on twitter. Get the ... -
NGOs help migrant women start businesses
[ad_1] work Grevic Alvarado just now Founder of Women-Owned Media and Education Network) Lucia Cabrera Jones (middle), left to right, Homery Zacharias, Elizabeth Escalona, Julia Elena Franco, Anne Flores. – Ayana Kinsale Starting a business requires a good marketing and advertising program. The NGO Women-Owned Media & Education Network (Women) provides marketing and advertising training ... -
A 19th-century art form revived to make tactile scientific graphics for the blind
[ad_1] Expanding / 3D-printed lithophane helps blind scientists “see” data from protein separation gels and more at their fingertips. Odan Coune/Brian Shaw In the 19th century, an art form known as lithophant became all the rage in Western Europe. These thin sculptures were usually made of translucent materials such as porcelain or wax. When backlit, ... -
PHOTOS: Trace the impact of Indian craftsmanship on the global fashion industry
[ad_1] All photos courtesy of Inspired by India, Roli Books. In Louis XIV’s France, Indian chintz and chintz were so coveted that the government was forced to ban their importation and sale. Yet French aesthetics continued to wear them indoors, personally defying the law. Fashion history is replete with similar anecdotes of Europeans’ fascination with ... -
Trauma Echo: Science and Public Uncertainty in the Data Century – Isthmus
[ad_1] Room L160 Press Release: Just over a century ago, many Western intellectuals believed they were on the precipice of completing the scientific picture of the world and banishing ignorance forever. After that, everything went back to normal. Revolutions in physics, psychology, and even mathematics have plucked the foundations from beneath the fabric of scientific ... -
Building an $11 million Energy Frontier Research Center to advance molecular solar science
[ad_1] Emily Diekmann, Faculty of Engineering today Erin Ratcliff, Associate Professor of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Arizona, will lead the Soft PhotoElectroChemical Systems Center. Emily Diekmann/Engineering creation and Solar power storage is becoming increasingly important as the United States moves toward its goal of net-zero carbon emissions by ... -
Digital Marketing Strategies to Boost Your Ecommerce Business
[ad_1] The e-commerce business is booming. Experts also predict that 95% of purchases will be made online by 2040. E-commerce sales are also expected to grow 15% annually and dominate the retail market. As the e-commerce industry grows, so does the competition. If you run an e-commerce business, you should take the necessary steps to ... -
How technology is changing college search
[ad_1] In the past, anyone interested in attending college had difficult times ahead of them. First, I had to fill out a paper application. High school students had to physically visit campuses, which naturally limited the number of colleges they could consider. Finally, they had to hunt and research just to create a list of ...
