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Saved the cinghialina Victory, had taken refuge in the sports field in a church of Rome

Saved the cinghialina Victory, had taken refuge in the sports field in a church of Rome

Elizabeth Barbieri and others: who are the volunteers who bring dogs and cats to the north (and why they do)

Elizabeth Barbieri and others: who are the volunteers who bring dogs and cats to the north (and why they do)

The hippos Pablo Escobar are a threat to the environment, to be thrown down. Bursts of protest

The hippos Pablo Escobar are a threat to the environment, to be thrown down. Bursts of protest

Nepal, spotted tiger 3.165 meters of altitude. Because they are looking for new spaces

Nepal, spotted tiger 3.165 meters of altitude. Because they are looking for new spaces

In 2021, the year in space: from the first tourists into orbit to the landing-place china on Mars

In 2021, the year in space: from the first tourists into orbit to the landing-place china on Mars

Mars, there was an encrypted message in the parachute of Perseverance (and has been already translated)

Mars, there was an encrypted message in the parachute of Perseverance (and has been already translated)

Adopted and rejected: the Star is back in the kennel (and try, finally, affection)

Adopted and rejected: the Star is back in the kennel (and try, finally, affection)

In New York in may, will come, billions of cicadas with red eyes

In New York in may, will come, billions of cicadas with red eyes

02 February 2021, 20:34

Accurate. If there is a quality in the cicadas, in particular the cicadas with red eyes of North America, is the accuracy. There are different species, but you

Pet therapy-the antidote to loneliness. More than ever now, in the time of the Covid and lockdown

Pet therapy-the antidote to loneliness. More than ever now, in the time of the Covid and lockdown

02 February 2021, 01:34

more parts in the last few months, signals come and an increase of pets that become part of the homes of the italians. The quarantine and lockdown are a prolong

The artificial intelligence of Google into one of the riddles of life

The artificial intelligence of Google into one of the riddles of life

02 January 2021, 04:34

molecular biology to understand how a protein will fold in on itself is a leap that can be compared to that of the first man on the Moon. The final form that it

The dogs are able to sniff out the Covid in humans. Here's how

The dogs are able to sniff out the Covid in humans. Here's how

01 January 2021, 22:34

According to a recent French study involved 18 specimens of dogs, our most faithful friends are able, thanks to their sense of smell is particularly sensitive t

Research without testing on animals, two Italian among the winners of the Lush Prize

Research without testing on animals, two Italian among the winners of the Lush Prize

01 January 2021, 19:34

Big data and artificial intelligence can be a valid alternative to animal testing in research, in particular in the field of toxicology. This is the leitmotif o

Earthquake in Milan: The thrust of the african plate

Earthquake in Milan: The thrust of the african plate

31 December 2020, 23:34

"Looking at the maps, the earthquake occurred in an area where we do not expect a strong acceleration of the ground", explains Lucia Luzi, director of the Mil

Roberto Ballini, the man who talks to the bees: So I learned to talk with them

Roberto Ballini, the man who talks to the bees: So I learned to talk with them

17 June 2020, 15:35

it took 28 years before Roberto could speak with the api. Not because the language of the insects is the most sweet of the world is so complex. Indeed, it is se

Those seventy Italian, flew to Cayenne. Our rocket is on a mission in Space

Those seventy Italian, flew to Cayenne. Our rocket is on a mission in Space

17 June 2020, 15:34

Are seventy italians, the first to land in French Guiana for a space mission Covid-free. The Italy of phase two, then, with the launch of the Vega carrier built

Pick Up Your Stethoscope and Test Your Knowledge

Pick Up Your Stethoscope and Test Your Knowledge

06 September 2019, 14:49

History of plants: the cedars in the hat Jussieu

History of plants: the cedars in the hat Jussieu

22 November 2018, 16:04

The dynasty of Jussieu, of which the Parisians are familiar with the metro and the faculty of the same name, has deserved well of the fatherland. They had four

When politicians link immigrants to disease, the science just doesn’t add up

When politicians link immigrants to disease, the science just doesn’t add up

22 April 2017, 11:43

PixabayThe following is an excerpt from Not a Scientist: How Politicians Mistake, Misrepresent, and Utterly Mangle Science by Dave Levitan.The demonizer is perhaps the most persistent misuse of science that politicians have engaged in across U.S. history....

Antarctica is leaking from the inside out

Antarctica is leaking from the inside out

22 April 2017, 11:43

When climate scientists look at Antarctica, they see a ticking time bomb. If the ice sheet melts, it will raise sea levels by tens of feet, flooding coastal cities around the globe.For now, the southern continent is relatively stable, but it’s starting...

Warning: Do NOT get into a breath-holding contest with a naked mole rat

Warning: Do NOT get into a breath-holding contest with a naked mole rat

22 April 2017, 11:43

Thomas Park/UIC“We had hints that naked mole rats might be rock stars at surviving oxygen deprivation,” said Thomas Park, a biologist at the University of Illinois, Chicago. That's why he stuck a bunch of naked mole rats in a chamber with only five percent...

New research on eyeballs just might lead to a jet lag cure

New research on eyeballs just might lead to a jet lag cure

22 April 2017, 11:43

pexelsYour biological clock is probably the most reliable machinery in your body: it runs 24-7 to regulate vital functions from sleep to metabolism and remains stubbornly steadfast when you fly across time zones. Scientists still don’t know exactly how...

Most scientific studies only use male subjects. Here's why that's a terrible idea.

Most scientific studies only use male subjects. Here's why that's a terrible idea.

20 April 2017, 06:52

Jocelyn via FlickrStudy shows how failing to include both male and female animals in science is birdbrained“Pigeons, or rock doves as people call them to be fancy, are fascinating creatures,” said Rebecca Calisi, a professor of neurobiology, physiology,...

Why won't my shoes stay tied? Scientists are trying to figure it out.

Why won't my shoes stay tied? Scientists are trying to figure it out.

19 April 2017, 07:22

PexelsShoelaces are great until they get untied.Oliver O’Reilly has a dilemma that plagues most of us.“I have a chronic problem with my shoelaces—they keep untying,” he told PopSci. “I never understood quite why that happened.”O’Reilly, a professor...

Climate change contributes to mental illness

Climate change contributes to mental illness

02 April 2017, 10:24

pexelsClimate change isn’t just bad for the planet and for our bodies. According to a new report by the American Psychological Association, Climate for Health, and ecoAmerica, climate change is bad for our mental health too.“We’re seeing an increasing...

Breakthroughs, stardom, and collapse: the life cycle of a sea arch

Breakthroughs, stardom, and collapse: the life cycle of a sea arch

15 mart 2017, 16:40

Tobias ScheckThe Azure Window in its glory days.At some point, the constant battering was just too much for the old rocks to handle. Turbulent waves crashing into the stones sent a magnificent landmark into the sea in a spray of saltwater. A moment later,...

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