Parkinson’s disease is a chronic progressive neurological disease characterized by the progressive degeneration of dopaminergic neurons in the brain, which leads to a decrease in the production of dopamine. Symptoms include tremors, muscle stiffness, balance and coordination problems, cognitive impairment, and emotional issues. There is… Read More
Studying for a PhD in Europe or the United States? Are you thinking of doing a PhD abroad? There are significant differences between European and U.S. doctoral programs that you should know about before applying. Read on to determine which program is right for you. Qualifications It… Read More
La durée de vie de certains membres du règne animal s’étend pour atteindre des siècles et des milliers d’années, et certains animaux peuvent même arrêter ou inverser complètement le processus de vieillissement et se rapprocher de l’immortalité
Foiling death is a bet that scientists have been trying to take up for ages. The alchemists of the Middle Ages, and before them, the scientists of ancient Greece, thus attributed to the hypothetical philosopher’s stone the ability to prolong human life beyond its… Read More
As the world faces a rise in contamination from the Omicron variant, a Cypriot professor believes he has discovered a new strain of Covid-19, which mixes the Delta and Omicron variants. Will we ever be done with Covid-19 ? A new mutation seems to have appeared, dubbed ” Deltacron “, after the… Read More
WHAT IS MUCUNA PRURIENS? Mucuna pruriens, also called mascate pea or purple bean, is an annual climbing plant native to southern China and India and currently cultivated in the tropics. Muscat pea is part of a family of legumes, mucuna, comprising about 150 species, of which mucuna… Read More
The second generation of smaller, battery-less stabilizer gloves capable of accommodating a wider range of hand tremors in people with essential tremors and Parkinson’s disease was developed by the company Canadian Steadiwear Inc. We believe that the “smart” Steadi-Two glove is a device that changes… Read More
Farnesol, naturally found in herbs, berries and other fruits, has the ability to prevent and reverse damage to the brain caused by Parkinson’s disease. It is always good to eat fruit. American scientists at Johns Hopkins University have found that one of these natural compounds,… Read More
Robot maker Promobot is looking for people who are willing to lend their faces. The volunteers will be able to sell the license of their face for a large reward of $ 200,000. The faces sold will then be attributed to humanoid robots which will be marketed by 2023. They will be… Read More
The biggest difference between the format of an academic CV and business résumé is length. There is no need to limit yourself to two pages when writing an academic CV, and the document will become longer and longer as your career progresses. Academic CVs also… Read More
Journals and publishers are said to be predatory when they mislead researchers about fees and misrepresent their editorial boards and reviewers with the intent of making a profit. Like legitimate open-access journals, predatory journals charge publication fees to authors eager to be published, but unlike… Read More
How much does a PhD, Postdoc and Professor earn in the Netherlands? Salaries at Dutch universities are set at the national level and are listed in the Collective Labour Agreement of Dutch Universities (CAO-NU). An academic’s place on the salary scale (found on page 80 of… Read More
Did you ever think that food could be produced this way? The answer is yes, and judging by what scientists at the Japanese University of Osaka have “printed”, it is perfectly possible to do so fairly faithfully. What have they achieved? Simple, but surprising: a piece of meat… Read More
The United Kingdom is famous for its universities: Every year, British institutions dominate the top places in international rankings. The best universities in the UK are also among the very best in the world: The University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge usually secure… Read More
Germany is one of the best countries to study abroad: It offers a unique combination of great universities and high quality of life, and rivals other popular destinations such as the United Kingdom or Holland. And not only is Germany home to some of the… Read More