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Bedingungsloses Grundeinkommen als Krisenprävention

By Guest PostOctober 10, 2021Economybedingungsloses grundeinkommen, bernhard neumaerker, bianca blum, covid 19 pandemic, krisenpraevention, lessons from globalization, pandemie

Wirtschaftswissenschaftler*innen erarbeiten Modell, das die Pandemie und vergleichbare Krisen finanziell abfedern soll

Ein Grundeinkommen kann helfen, um Ungleichheit und Ungerechtigkeit insbesondere in Krisenzeiten vorzubeugen und abzufedern. Zu diesem Schluss kommt ein Team um die Wirtschaftswissenschaftler*innen Bianca Blum von der Götz-Werner-Professur für Wirtschaftspolitik und Ordnungstheorie und Prof. Dr. Bernhard Neumärker, ebenfalls Götz-Werner-Professur und Leiter des Freiburg Institute for Basic Income Studies (FRIBIS). (more…)

7 Benefits of Choosing Home Learning Courses

By Guest PostSeptember 30, 2021Educationacrylic nails, distance learning, extracurricular activities, home learning, home learning courses, homeschool, ncc home learning, steam platform

Home learning is not a new notion for your children. The number of homeschool children is rising every year. And because of educational problems in the middle of this epidemic, increasing numbers of parents consider teaching their own kids. The tendency in education is likewise developing quickly. (more…)

It’s OK to Be a Different Mom to Each of Your Children

By Guest PostSeptember 12, 2021Culture, Health, Small Businessage appropriate rules, birth order, child with disability, children, different mom, first born kids, mowing the lawn, one size fit, parenting skills, treat children differently

Trying to keep things equal in your family? While your goal may be to treat everyone fairly, it’s not exactly realistic.

After all, you don’t behave the same way with your best friend as you do with your boss, do you? You likely address your father in a different way than you do your own siblings. You treat everyone as an individual which is why it’s completely OK to be a different mom to each of your children. (more…)

Imaging technique could help identify where landslides

By Guest PostSeptember 4, 2021Environmentearthquake, gen li, identify, imaging technique, landslide, longmen mountains, seulgi moon, topographic stress modeling

New approach developed by UCLA’s Seulgi Moon

Each year, landslides kill thousands of people around the world and cause catastrophic property damage. But scientists are still trying to better understand the circumstances that cause them. Doing so would go a long way toward helping people predict where landslides could occur and how severe they might be. (more…)

‘Howl-itosis’ a Problem? UArizona Inventor Creates Bacteria Strain to Quell Bad Dog Breath

By Guest PostAugust 22, 2021Environment, Sciencebacteria strain, bad dog breath, cyverse program, david baltrus, eric lyons, howl itosis, startup, upetsiar

University startup uPetsia has licensed the technology to develop it and take it to the marketplace.

University of Arizona researchers have developed a harmless bacteria strain to battle bad breath in our furry friends. (more…)

The Best 10 Apps for Helping Kids Learn

By Guest PostAugust 16, 2021Education, Technologyapps for kids, educational apps, lightbot, pbs games, quick maths, spelling stage, traditional classroom lesson, youtube kids

As much as we complain about the amount of screentime kids get, the truth is that nowadays, they’re pretty much born with a smartphone in their hands, so might as well make the most of it and ensure that the time they spend on these devices helps them develop and educates them, as well as entertains them. (more…)

Sprachmelodie hilft beim Erkennen von Wörtern

By Guest PostAugust 8, 2021Culture, Scienceerkennen von woertern, kunstsprache, sprachfluss, sprachmelodie, theresa matzinger

Hören wir eine uns fremde Sprache, ist es schwierig zu erkennen, wann ein Wort aufhört und das nächste beginnt. Dabei kann die Sprachmelodie eine Hilfe sein: Wissenschafter*innen der Universität Wien haben herausgefunden, dass Wörter in einem kontinuierlichen Sprachfluss gut erkannt werden, wenn die Silbe am Wortende länger ausgesprochen wird als die restlichen Silben des Wortes. Eine ungewohnte Sprachmelodie erschwert hingegen das Erkennen von Wörtern. Die Studie erscheint in Frontiers in Psychology. (more…)

How Containerization Has Changed the World

By Guest PostAugust 2, 2021Economy, Small Businesscargo, containerization, crane operator, industrial transport ships, malcolm mclean, mode of transport, shipping container, standardized shipping container

The rise of smartphone technology, the invention of the internet, the proliferation of clean green sources of energy; all these innovations have changed the way we live in the last several decades. But there is one invention that passes unnoticed by most people, even though it too has revolutionized the way we live in our everyday lives: the shipping container. (more…)

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