June 9, 2023 - Nasni Consultants

Brooks Instrument Mass Flow Controllers Provide Intelligent Gas Flow Control in New Cytiva Bioreactor

Post author:Diran Taofeek Folami
Post published:June 9, 2023
Post category:Fluid Handling and Processing
Post last modified:June 9, 2023

Cytiva, a global provider of leading life sciences brands, has launched its new Xcellerex™ X-platform bioreactors, which feature SLA5800...

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Could taurine be the new fountain of youth?

Post author:Diran Taofeek Folami
Post published:June 9, 2023
Post category:Lifestyle Science and Technology
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Aging is an inevitable part of living that many try to roll back. A new study found that a naturally occurring amino acid slowed the aging process in mice, monkeys and worms. And they think it may play a role in human aging, too.

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Stem cell therapy regenerates damaged heart cells & improves function

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Post published:June 9, 2023
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Researchers have transplanted precursor stem cells into the damaged heart muscle of pigs, repairing injured cells and improving heart function. The study may lead to a treatment that can regenerate heart muscle damaged by a lack of oxygen.

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AI becomes an unlikely wildlife warrior

Post author:Diran Taofeek Folami
Post published:June 9, 2023
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From monitoring a deadly disease in endangered Tasmanian devils in real time, to tracking wildlife recovery after devastating bushfires that claimed the lives of up to three billion animals, AI has the potential to change the world for good.

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How do you fry potatoes in space? Very carefully

Post author:Diran Taofeek Folami
Post published:June 9, 2023
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It may seem dangerous, but just in case future astronauts might have a yen for fries on a sojourn into space, ESA and the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki are investigating whether potatoes will fry ok in zero gravity or end up an undercooked mess.

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Liver-targeted non-viral gene therapy gives hope to hemophiliacs

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Post published:June 9, 2023
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As a way of treating hemophilia, researchers have, for the first time, delivered gene therapy directly into the livers of baboons without using a viral carrier. The study shows it is safe and effective and may lead to a new treatment for the disease.

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$35K Volvo electric SUV looks to do huge things from a tiny footprint

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Post published:June 9, 2023
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Volvo has launched the EX30 small electric SUV, and it believes its smallest SUV will be one of its most impactful products of all time. The crossover will offer up to 275 miles of range, a 3.4-second 0-60 mph, and Volvo's lowest CO2 footprint ever.

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Doomsday Glacier map to shed light on future sea levels

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Post published:June 9, 2023
Post category:Environment Science and Technology
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A team from the British Antarctic Survey has completed the first map of the ground beneath West Antarctica's Doomsday Glacier, which is the size of Great Britain and could raise global sea levels by 65 cm (25 in) in the coming centuries as it melts.

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