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What President Putin discussed with the Belarus Leader

By Guest PostMay 26, 2022Media, Politicsalexander lukashenko, belarus, bocharov ruchei residence, inflation, key macroeconomic indicators, ruble, russian economy, russian president, sochi, vladimir putin, western belarus

Russian President Vladimir Putin met President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus at the Bocharov Ruchei residence in Sochi.

The Russian-Belarusian talks (more…)

Oliven waren schon in der Steinzeit beliebt

By Guest PostMay 20, 2022Health, Sciencedie olive, el harhoura, el mnasra, laurent marquer, marokko, medizin, nahrungsmittel, olivenkerne, oliven, steinzeit, zwei hoehlen

Menschen haben Oliven bereits vor 100.000 Jahren als Nahrungsmittel und Brennstoff benutzt. Das haben Forscher*innen um Laurent Marquer vom Institut für Botanik der Universität Innsbruck herausgefunden, indem sie Holzkohle und Kernfragmente aus zwei Höhlen im Norden Marokkos untersuchten. Die Studie wurde im renommierten Journal Nature Plants veröffentlicht. (more…)

What do you see when you listen to music?

By Guest PostMay 8, 2022Culture, Healthbenjamin kubit, chinese music, devin mcauley, elizabeth margulis, imagining, instrumental music, listen to music, music power, musicology

Are we all imagining the same thing when we listen to music, or are our experiences hopelessly subjective? In other words, is music a truly universal language? (more…)

Do cell phones distract us from interacting with our kids?

By Guest PostApril 13, 2022Health, Technologycaroline gaudreau, cell phone, cell phone use, parent child interaction, question asking behavior

UD professor Roberta Golinkoff publishes new study on the influence of cell phones on parent-child interactions.

Over the last several years, many researchers in early childhood education have focused on the amount of screen time that children receive each day and how it may affect their learning or development. But, what about the amount of time that a parent or caregiver spends in front of a screen while playing with a child? How might a parent’s distraction by a cell phone affect a child’s learning? (more…)

Rätsel um die Herkunft der 30.000 Jahre alten Venus von Willendorf gelöst

By Guest PostApril 4, 2022Sciencealexander lukeneder, gerhard weber, herkunft, mathias harzhauser, menschen im gravettian, oolith, tomographie daten, venus oolith, venus von willendorf

Neue Forschungsmethode zeigt: Gestein stammt wahrscheinlich aus Norditalien

Die knapp 11 cm hohe Figurine aus Willendorf ist eines der wichtigsten Zeugnisse von beginnender Kunst in Europa. Sie ist aus einem Gestein gefertigt, das als “Oolith” bezeichnet wird und in Willendorf und Umgebung nicht vorhanden ist. (more…)

Gentrification Changes the Personality Makeup of Cities in a Short Time

By Guest PostMarch 19, 2022Environmentbig 5, city, gentrification, housing prices, personality, rising housing costs, samuel gosling, selective migration, social acculturation

AUSTIN, Texas —A study of almost 2 million U.S. residents across 199 cities shows that rising housing costs may drive increases in “openness” of character among residents of a city — all in well under a decade. The findings, published in the journal American Psychologist, indicate that increasing affluence can rapidly change a city’s personality by attracting certain types of newcomers and by changing the environment around established residents. (more…)

Neue Erkenntnisse zur Vorhersage der Wirksamkeit von Wirkstoffen in der Arzneimittelentwicklung

By Guest PostFebruary 26, 2022Healtharzneimittelentwicklung, arzneistoff, arzneistoffmolekuel, kinasen sind enzyme, stefan laufer, tatu pantsar

Deutsch-Finnische Studie gibt Aufschluss, wie lange ein Arzneistoffmolekül an sein Ziel gebunden ist

Arzneistoffe bestehen aus im Wirkstofflabor entwickelten Molekülen, die an ihr Ziel, meist einem Protein, binden und so ihre Wirkung entfalten. Die tatsächliche Dauer der Bindung eines Wirkstoffmoleküls an sein Zielprotein variiert je nach Wirkstoff. (more…)

The lessons of COVID-19, two years on

By Guest PostFebruary 10, 2022Healthcovid 19, face coverings, forced isolation, forced quarantine, lessons of covid, medical grade, mrna, pandemic, robert kim farley, tanya telfair leblanc, vaccine

UCLA epidemiologist Robert Kim-Farley reflects on how the U.S. has coped with the pandemic

When Robert Kim-Farley heard that COVID-19 had reached the United States, on Jan. 20, 2020, he immediately recalled the grim images from China that he had been seeing online, with people dying in the streets outside of overwhelmed hospitals. (more…)

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