Vitamin B12 sits at the center of one of the most quietly important measurement problems in food science. The vitamin, ...
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Easy sink science with markers, paper towels and color swirls
In this quick science video, I show you how to turn a simple sink, some markers, and paper towels into a colorful experiment.
A team of researchers in China has developed a pocket-sized fluorescence sensor that can tell whether fish, shrimp, or clams are fresh, sub-fresh, or spoiled using nothing more than a paper strip, a ...
Measuring vitamin B12 in food usually means bringing the sample to the laboratory. A new fluorescent sensor could help move ...
Measuring vitamin B12 in food usually means bringing the sample to the laboratory. A new fluorescent sensor could help move part of that process onto ...
Human breath could help identify cancerous lung nodules and reduce the need for invasive testing. New Griffith University ...
This app note illustrates processing, assignment, and reporting with examples from nuclear magnetic resonance, chromatography ...
PORT TOWNSEND — Washington’s Department of Ecology fined the Port Townsend Paper Company $734,000 this week for a series of spills, including two that poured out thousands of gallons of highly ...
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Easy balloon experiment that makes water bend
I show a simple static electricity trick you can try at home or in the classroom. Using just a balloon, a faucet and a little science, I demonstrate how to bend a thin stream of water without even ...
Paper mills are making it easier than ever for researchers to buy authorship of bogus academic papers, fueling concerns that mounting pressure to publish is undermining research integrity. In today's ...
Antibodies play a central role in your body’s immune defense. But they’re also nearly ubiquitous in biological research, being essential for several widely used lab techniques. While some researchers ...
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