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I'm going to show you how our productivity can be increased 10 folds during research by using ChatGPT to do most of the work. Link for citations: 🤍
Can a fresh green leaf change properties of water? Especially when this leaf is under a metal sheet? Are two equal DVDs still equal when one of them has cafe beans + laser light on its surface? Can a light in a coil impact cosmetics? There are no clear answers to these questions, but some of them can be revealed with a new measurement approach for ultraweak interactions - the dpH meter.
Hanne Bak and David Weinreich discuss the continued expansion of Regeneron’s preclinical and clinical research capabilities seen in 2021 and look toward future developments. Leading with science, Regeneron continues to pursue an industry-leading antibody approach while exploring news ways to address diseases.
Vorstellung des Projekt A13 durch Franziska Heidemann und Friederike Raeder Franziska Heidemann and Friederike Raeder present Project A13 Find out more: sfb1280.ruhr-uni-bochum.de
In this video, Dr. Pankhuri Agarwal, Co-Lead of Embed-Dignity, talks about the initiative, current project, fieldwork experience, challenges, and hopes.
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Research is at the heart of Diabetes UK’s mission to transform the care and prevention of all forms of diabetes and to help find a cure. Our Research Strategy, introduced by Alasdair Rankin, our Director of Research, highlights the scale of the problem we are facing, the vital need for new investment, and sets out our ambitious goals for 2015-19. Find out more at 🤍diabetes.org.uk/research.
We were inspired to develop the Resilience Shield model after witnessing the markedly different reactions that our colleagues had to stressors such as combat. However, it was critical to us that this model was based on something more than our anecdotal observations. Accordingly, we have invested years of academic research into the Resilience Shield, including an ongoing body of research conducted in conjunction with the University of Western Australia (UWA), funded through the award of an Entrepreneur’s Program grant by the Australian Federal Government’s Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources. Our lead research partner is Dr Lies Notebaert, a PhD psychologist who specialises in experimental-cognitive research into the links between cognition, emotion and behaviour. The primary tool for the collection of data to support this research is the Resilience Survey. Incorporating a number of existing, peer-reviewed screens, the Resilience Survey measures the current state of a participant's resilience and provides feedback on their relative strengths and weaknesses in terms of overall resilience, and within each of the Resilience Shield layers. Participants are also able to opt in to receive a comprehensive resilience report. You can access the Resilience Survey at 🤍resilienceshield.com.
Winter field season for our Lynx and Fire project is off to the races! We have an amazing crew of biologists that have been following lynx tracks through the woods to collect fine scale habitat data and this past week we started setting live-traps to capture lynx and fit them with GPS collars. Now one week into our trapping efforts, we are thrilled to let you know that we caught and collared our first lynx! This beautiful young male received ear tag #01 and is now off doing his job for the project: collecting data everywhere he goes. We are celebrating this first capture in a big way, but still have a lot of work to do. Our goal this winter is to catch roughly 10% of the current lynx population here in the North Cascades, which is estimated at less than 50 individuals. But to do this work, we have to have reliable snowmobiles. Without them, we simply can not get out to our field sites in the high mountains above the Methow. Currently, we are relying on 25 year old snowmobiles, which are starting to show their age. Trips to the shop for repairs seriously hinder our ability to conduct this important work and so to fund the purchase of much needed reliable snowmobiles, we are excited to bring you along for our field work this winter by launching the Trap a Cat fundraising campaign! Now through the end of our winter 2023 field season, which run through March 31st, you can sponsor a trap set (i.e., a trap deployment in a location where we think we have a change to catch a lynx!) to help support this research. For each $100 donated, we'll deploy a trap set with your name on it, and any time we collar a lynx, we'll announce who's trap caught the cat. In addition, all donors will receive a picture of their set(s) and exclusive behind-the-scenes field updates! Learn more at: 🤍homerange.org/trap-a-cat Video thanks to Clara Hoffman!
In 2010, stillbirth rates in the UK were higher than most other high-income countries. There were gaps in antenatal care and variability in the services available for bereaved parents across the country. As a result, NHS England declared its aim to halve stillbirths in the UK by 2025. - The Saving Babies’ Lives Care Bundle is used across NHS England. - 2.5 million women were reached through Tommy's #sleeponside and #movementsmatter campaigns. - 28 Rainbow Clinics now operate with two in development. We are putting you at the heart of our #research. Find out how at 🤍 The Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health delivers high quality education and training for health professionals and life scientists. We have a global reputation for research with real-world impact beyond the lab. Find out more: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍
Kalea Benner, Director of Undergraduate Studies at the UK College of Social Work, conducts research on training social workers, doctors and nurses to identify substance misuse. She uses a training model called SBIRT (Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment). The screening piece uses a medical model to identify alcohol and drug use, and the brief intervention utilizes a readiness ruler (from 1 to 10) to determine how ready clients are to change behaviors. Produced by Research Communications at the University of Kentucky.
Why these topics? What is the process? Where does the inspiration come from? Join us for a behind-the-scenes look into the Research Team of Yaqeen. Check out some of the resources produced by the Systematic Theology department: 1. Publication | Seeking the Source of Peace: Allah’s Name as-Salām: 🤍 2. Infographic | 5 Steps to Mastering the Art of Worship: 🤍 3. Conversation Deck | Why do bad things always happen to me?: 🤍 #Allah #Faith #research #theology #Islam #yaqeeninstitute
Working with local authorities and external collaborators, the Centre for Economics of Obesity is developing new methods to measure the cost-effectiveness of interventions to reduce levels of population obesity. Find out more at 🤍
This video is an introduction for applicants for Kyoto University’s graduate school. It is about a 30-second video that includes interviews with students and faculty members from Kyoto University. 本動画は、京都大学の大学院志願者を対象とした紹介動画です。 京都大学の学生、教員のインタビューを盛り込んだ約30秒の動画となっています。 ◆Kyoto University◆ 🤍 ◆Graduate Admission Guide for International Applicants◆ 🤍 #KyotoUniversity #京都大学
We began this year with a pursuit to do research on outcomes of marriages for NeuroDiverse Couples. Today Dr. Stephanie shares some of the findings from their survey of 318 participants.
Chair of the University of Kentucky Computer Science Department, William “Brent” Seales is applying his expertise in imaging to unwrap antiquities—like the Herculaneum scrolls buried by volcanic ash—that no one else thought were salvageable. Produced by Research Communications at the University of Kentucky.
Cardiovascular disease is a global problem. Indonesia has a population of 267 million, with cardiovascular disease accounting for 1 in 3 deaths. The SMARThealth programme is helping local health volunteers improve the management of cardiovascular disease in rural Indonesian populations. We are putting you at the heart of our research. Find out how 🤍 The Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health delivers high quality education and training for health professionals and life scientists. We have a global reputation for research with real-world impact beyond the lab. Find out more: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍
Heart and Stroke Trust Endeavour (HASTE) is a Guildford based Charity that is working with the University of Surrey and local NHS Trusts to research Atrial Fibrillation- a common heart condition causing Stroke. The Haste Academy is a sister charity responsible for education and public awareness of conditions that cause stroke and heart disease such as atrial fibrillation and high blood pressure.
Claire Renzetti is the Judy Conway Patton Endowed Chair in the Center for Research on Violence Against Women and chair of the sociology department at the University of Kentucky. Focusing on rape crisis counseling and violence in lesbian relationships, Renzetti seeks to produce knowledge that improves the quality of women's lives. Produced by Research Communications at the University of Kentucky.
For more tips about gay open relationships, visit our website: 🤍 We recently sent out a survey to our email list to get some data about the kinds of relationships queer folks are engaging in. We got about 500 responses. According to our data, 60% of the folks surveyed are in open relationships, and of those 60%, about a third of them are in what’s known as “don’t ask, don’t tell” relationships -where the relationship is open, but there are no discussions of hookups outside the relationship. Gay Therapy Center founder + director Adam Blum talks about why “don’t ask, don’t tell” policies are problematic in open relationships and what you can do instead.
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In this new OTT Talks, Joe Miller, Director of Soapbox Washington Studio, talks to Louise Ball, OTT Communications Director, about his new book Screens, research and hypertext. - OTT Talks is a platform for sharing ideas, experiences and information on topics that matter to people and organisations that use evidence to improve and inform decision-making. - About OTT: OTT is a global consultancy and platform for change. We support and strengthen the work of research organisations, foundations, governments and non-governmental organisations in support of better-informed decision-making. Through our consultancy work, we develop tailored solutions to specific challenges. With services spanning research, learning facilitation, strategy and evaluation, we partner with organisations to drive evidence-informed change. Through the On Think Tanks platform we build, nurture and support a global community of people working in, with, and funding think tanks. On Think Tanks is a We create a space to learn, reflect, imagine, connect and take action. Read more about On Think Tanks: 🤍 Read more about OTT Consulting: 🤍 Support us: 🤍
Learn about the importance of scientific research, the work of our staff and students and the many research courses on offer in the School of Chemistry.
This video shows how to find FamilySearch's Facebook Genealogy Research Resource Lists. They were created to help you understand the area you are researching in, and especially to help you find your ancestors.
The future of work is changing, with the pandemic catalysing a transition to flexible working practices. We are also seeing unprecedented attention on businesses to behave in a way that is environmentally friendly and inclusive. Our researchers are committed to carrying out work that supports businesses to become more responsible in their practices and adapt to changes that are happening now and in the future. Learn more at 🤍
The Centre for Eye Research Australia (CERA) is bringing hope to people affected by vision loss and blindness. CERA is an independent Medical Research Institute, proudly affiliated with the University of Melbourne. We are based at the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital in Melbourne, Australia. With CERA, there’s hope in sight.
🤍 If you are wondering LocationScore comes about or if you're curious on it all works, here's a brief video from us explaining all that! Tune in now to start understanding why data matters when investing in property. Visit us on our website for more information 🤍 For more information about the other property tools that we have kindly visit our parent page:🤍 Email us at: support🤍srponline.com.au Follow us on our social media channels: Facebook: 🤍 🤍 Linkedin: 🤍
Introducing Yaèle from our Research & Development team in Paris! She helped formulate our new custom Styling Gel, so it's safe to say that this clean, do-it-all formula has a special place in her heart. ❤️ Watch as she takes us through her morning routine, for those days when her curls need just a little extra love! To check out Prose haircare and get your custom formula, head here: 🤍 Follow us at: ◍ INSTAGRAM: 🤍 ◍ FACEBOOK: 🤍 ◍ TWITTER: 🤍 ◍ PINTEREST: 🤍
Learn about Moore’s Law and our research on CPU performance. In this clip, the 2nd in a 3-part series, watch Astrid Wynne and Rich Kenny of Techbuyer explain their IEEE backed research, plus an overview of the set of experiments and findings. In the datacentre sector, there is a commonly held belief that replacing servers with new generations will necessarily bring efficiency gains. This assumption is derived from Moore’s Law, which suggests that the compute power of chips will roughly double every 2 years. The recent slowdown in Moore’s Law, however, calls this practice into question. Our research explored this across hundreds of laboratory experiments. It measured the efficiency of new vs remanufactured servers with different hardware configurations and component-level upgrades. It found that, since 2015, the efficiency gains offered by new generations are limited. As a result, component-level upgrades (e.g., RAM and storage) can make older servers more efficient and performant than base versions of newer generations. To learn about the Right to Repair movement, watch Part 1 here: 🤍 To learn about the complexities of the global supply chain, watch Part 3 here: 🤍
There are a variety of ways to segment your research audiences. Learn more in this video!
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Vorstellung des Projekt A08 durch Anne Klass Anne Klass presents Project A08 Find out more: sfb1280.ruhr-uni-bochum.de
Extinktionslernen bezeichnet Neulernen. Wenn was Ihr wusstet, nicht mehr zählt, dan mann muss man es eben neu lernen. Aber wie schwierig das ist, wird jeder wissen der mal eine neue Bankkarten-PIN lernen musste. Um Extinktionslernen zu verstehen kommen im SFB 1280 sehr verschiedene Forschunggebiete zusammen. Viele arbeiten mit Verhaltensstudien, in denen sie den Teilnehmenden Lernaufgaben stellen und sie dabei aufzeichnen und analysieren. Selbst das Gehirn selbst wird so beobachtet, beispielweise beim MRT, und das über so ganz verschiedene Spezies wie z.B. Menschen oder Tauben. Warum es sich lohnt, die Breite dieser Daten zu untersuchen, das stellen Euch Franziska Labrenz und Carlos Alexandre Gomes kurz ihr Forschungsprojekt im Sonderforschungsbereich 1280 Extinktionslernen beschreibend vor. ヅ Find out more: sfb1280.ruhr-uni-bochum.de Dies ist ein Beitrag zu Fast Forward Science 2020, 🤍fastforwardscience.de
Extinktionslernen bezeichnet Neulernen. Wenn was Ihr wusstet, nicht mehr zählt, dan mann muss man es eben neu lernen. Aber wie schwierig das ist, wird jeder wissen der mal eine neue Bankkarten-PIN lernen musste. Auch das Immunsystem kennt solche Probleme. Wie formt Lernen das Immunsystem? - Laura Lückemann und Martin Hadamitzky stellen Euch kurz ihr Forschungsprojekt im Sonderforschungsbereich 1280 Extinktionslernen vor. ヅ Find out more: sfb1280.ruhr-uni-bochum.de Dies ist ein Beitrag zu Fast Forward Science 2020, 🤍fastforwardscience.de
The future of work is changing, with the pandemic catalysing a transition to flexible working practices. We are also seeing unprecedented attention on businesses to behave in a way that is environmentally friendly and inclusive. Our researchers are committed to carrying out work that supports businesses to become more responsible in their practices and adapt to changes that are happening now and in the future. Learn more at 🤍
University of Kentucky's Jeannette Sutton studies commuincation during time of disasters.
Dr Pearse Keane, consultant ophthalmologist from Moorfields Eye Hospital, and Trevor Back, Research Lead at DeepMind Health, explain our partnership and research into detecting eye disease.
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