The Fifteenth German Peptide Symposium was organized by the University of Marburg, the international chemical societies EurJOC and ChemBioChem in Germany. At the online conference on the Zoom platform, scientists from leading research centers from about 20 countries made presentations on the synthesis of peptides, the study of their nanostructures by modern physicochemical methods and on other modern and...
The Civil Defense Office of the Institute of Chemistry of Additives at ANAS organized and held an event dedicated to the World Civil Defense Day, which was attended by the leadership and staff of the institute.
Opening the event the director of the institute, academician Vagif Farzaliyev spoke about the goals and objectives of civil defense. He noted that the...
The iPhone vs Android debate has been around for years with significant backers on both sides. Apple’s iPhone may have achieved a cult status but Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist has revealed that he prefers Android over iOS. Gates also have a strong reason for his preference which makes a lot of sense. Speaking during an interview on audio-only...
On March 1, a law entered into force in the European Union, which obliges manufacturers to repair household appliances within 10 years. Now European buyers of refrigerators, washing machines, hair dryers or televisions can count on the "right to repair." Manufacturers are required by law to ensure the availability of spare parts for up to ten years. True, some...
An online event dedicated to the 29th anniversary of the Khojaly tragedy, organized jointly by the Council of Young Scientists and Specialists, the Free Trade Union and the territorial organization of the New Azerbaijan Party, was held at the Institute of Chemistry of Additives of ANAS. At the event, held through ZOOM, a minute of silence was observed in...
A new portable device that's allegedly capable of detecting the coronavirus instantly in people and on surfaces is being developed by the American company Advanced Medical Solutions International (AMSI).
Aptly named The COVID Hunter, the device scans surfaces without touching them in order to detect the presence of SARS-CoV-2.
If that wasn't enough to satisfy your needs, The COVID Hunter is apparently...
Japanese ophthalmologist Rui Hiramatsu named a way to improve eyesight. The portal abc.es informs about it.
According to him, the eyes should be trained regularly. The first method is the Gabor spot exercises, which are special patterns for finding differences. They should be done for only three minutes a day. The first improvements will be noticeable after two weeks....
Austrian scientists have created a computer program that is able to diagnose COVID-19 and other diseases based on the symptoms described by the user. Izvestia writes about this.
The authors of the development in their article in the journal Nature explained that telephone hotlines amid the coronavirus pandemic were severely overloaded. A voice assistant they created called Symptom can solve...
A majority of residents at the Ischgl ski resort in Austria who contracted COVID-19 last year still have immunity eight months after they were infected, according to a study by The Medical University of Innsbruck.
The resort is believed to have been the scene of Europe's first coronavirus '"super-spreader" event.
Researchers found close to 90% of people who tested positive in...
Fans of glasses were more protected amid the pandemic, as this accessory prevents the spread of coronavirus, writes The Sunday Telegraph, citing a study by Indian scientists.
Experts interviewed 304 COVID-19 patients and found that 19 percent of them wear glasses most of the time. The conversations led to the conclusion that those who wear glasses for 8 hours a...