Tag: Science
Paying 50 Euros a Month in Berlin to Be Cryogenically Frozen for Resurrection
Becca Ziegler, a 24-year-old American living and working in Berlin, has made plans for the afterlife. Her body will be frozen by a laboratory in Berlin in the hope of a new life. This...
New Guidelines for Science Collaboration Between U.S. and China
New Guidelines for Science Collaboration Between U.S. and ChinaIn a move to navigate the challenging landscape of U.S.-China relations, new guidelines for science collaboration were announced on Dec. 13th. Amid escalating strategic and technology...
Is the Deep-Sea Serpent Monster a Sign of Doom for Another Dead Oarfish?
It looks like a sea serpent, up to eight meters long, and is usually only found in the deep sea, far from human habitats. But now, for the second time in a few months,...
China Developing Its Own Death Star: A Closer Look at China’s Space Weapon Program
China is developing a powerful weapon inspired by the Death Star from Star Wars. This weapon, called a convergent beam weapon, uses micro-wave devices mounted on seven vehicles to target a single object. The...
Swiss Research Affected by Growing Trend of Scientific Article Retractions
The increase in retractions, or withdrawals, of scientific articles is a growing reality in Swiss research, with 304 cases identified since the 1990s, the majority of which date back to recent years. Experts believe...
Medical Grade Paper for Cold Seal Coating – Packaging Journal
Billerud is expanding its portfolio with the introduction of MediKraft SealBase, a surface-treated medical paper that provides a packaging solution for medical applications where a sterile barrier system is not required. The new paper...
