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Render’s series explores the evolution of the United States Presidential Office from 1909 to 2021 3 min read

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Render’s series explores the evolution of the United States Presidential Office from 1909 to 2021

Abigail Brewer 4 years ago 1211

Render’s series explores the evolution of the United States Presidential Office from 1909 to 2021 Joe Biden (2021-present) Image courtesy of American Home Shield InvolvedInvolved... Read More

The Self Healthcare Association joins the Science and Innovation Charter 2 min read

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The Self Healthcare Association joins the Science and Innovation Charter

Abigail Brewer 4 years ago 910

Madrid, April 22. (Europe Press) – The Self-Care Association (Anefp) has joined the Science and Innovation Pact, a document promoted by the Ministry of Science... Read More

An opportunity for drones to transport goods 2 min read

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An opportunity for drones to transport goods

Abigail Brewer 4 years ago 1087

Introducing this type of technology will require human capital to operate Drones or drones provide a great opportunity for logistics consolidation, Such as transporting medicines... Read More

How fast did dinosaurs walk? This says study – science – life 2 min read

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How fast did dinosaurs walk? This says study – science – life

Abigail Brewer 4 years ago 1326

A new study shows that the walking speed recorded by the powerful predator of Jurassic Tyrannosaurus Rex was equivalent to what we offer today, around... Read More

The 10 countries most pollute the planet; Where is Mexico located? 3 min read

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The 10 countries most pollute the planet; Where is Mexico located?

Abigail Brewer 4 years ago 1285

No country is spared from global warming. Its effects are increasingly extreme: more tornadoes, longer frosts, droughts, and violent off-season fires are some of the... Read More

Evolving Networks: Education, Science, and Awareness in Times of Pandemic 1 min read

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Evolving Networks: Education, Science, and Awareness in Times of Pandemic

Abigail Brewer 4 years ago 1079

The The Museum of Human Evolution (MEH) You will celebrate the days May 5 and 6 the days ‘Advanced networks’ With the aim of discussing... Read More

For the first time, scientists were able to sequence the DNA of an ancient bear without needing to obtain its fossil remains 4 min read

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For the first time, scientists were able to sequence the DNA of an ancient bear without needing to obtain its fossil remains

Abigail Brewer 4 years ago 1622

Scientists have first sequenced ancient soil DNA, and this breakthrough will transform what is known about everything from evolution to climate change. Credit: Devlin A.... Read More

The European Union extends the “Covid passport” to the United States and other countries 2 min read

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The European Union extends the “Covid passport” to the United States and other countries

Abigail Brewer 4 years ago 957

Brussels. The European Union appears determined to open its borders this summer. With the launch, scheduled for the end of June, the digital green certification... Read More

Two IPN engineers create gloves to decode sign language 3 min read

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Two IPN engineers create gloves to decode sign language

Abigail Brewer 4 years ago 1679

In Mexico, more than 300,000 people communicate through Mexican Sign Language, according to the Mexican Deaf Federation. Citlalli Avalos and Flor Pérez, Telematics engineering students... Read More

Greece lifts the quarantine for seven days for travelers from the European Union and the Schengen Area 2 min read

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Greece lifts the quarantine for seven days for travelers from the European Union and the Schengen Area

Abigail Brewer 4 years ago 924

Madrid, April 19. (Europe Press) – On Monday, Greek authorities announced the abolition of the mandatory seven-day quarantine imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic for travelers... Read More