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  • Technology | Scientia News

    Technology Articles Explore artificial intelligence, a technology that has taken the world by storm. Learn how it is used in fields like agriculture, drug discovery, and outer space. Elsewhere, get to grips with semi-conductor manufacturing, quantum computing, and biotechnology. You may also like: Maths , Physics , Engineering Fake science websites Ways fake science websites misinform and misguide readers The evolution of artificial intelligence And its greater role in natural language processor technologies Medical biotechnology Technology in the medical sciences Quantum computing What are its applications? Improving agriculture Revolutionising sustainable agriculture through AI AI in drug discovery Using this technology in drug research Digital disinformation With the use of IT cells Digital innovation in rural farming What are the benefits? AI in space What is artificial intelligence used for in outer space? Radiation therapy to treat cancer Revolutionising patient setup in cancer treatment AI: the good, the bad, and the future A Scientia News Biology group collaboration Photonic integration In semiconductor manufacturing Nanomedicine Tiny solutions for big health problems NHS clinical computer scientist Exploring the day-to-day routine in this new field in healthcare Semi-conductor laser technology The recent advancements Code to cure How bioinformatics and technology helped to develop a vaccine for COVID-19

  • Psychology | Scientia News

    Psychology Articles Psychology delves into the human mind and behaviour. Read on for compelling articles ranging from reward sensitivity to evolutionary, and empathy-altruism theories. You may also like: Biology, Medicine Motivating the mind Effect of socioeconomic status on reward sensitivity The evolutionary theory by Darwin vs empathy-altruism Explaining altruism through different theories A perspective on well-being Hedonic vs eudaimonic: based on the principles of Aristotle and Aristippus Nature vs. nurture in childhood intelligence What matters most? The psychology of embarrassment Why do we feel this emotion? Models and theories A primer on the Mutualism theory of intelligence A detailed review on different studies

  • Chemistry Articles 2 | Scientia News

    Chemistry Articles Elements, compounds, and mixtures make up the building blocks of materials that shape our world. Read on to uncover the latest contributions in chemistry, such as advances in mass spectrometry. You may also like: Medicine , Pharmacology Advances in mass spectrometry Analytical chemistry Bioorthogonal chemistry Chemical reactions with high yields Polypharmacy Multiple medications Plastics and their environmental impact The same property that makes plastics so strong also endangers the environment Previous

  • Cancer | Scientia News

    Cancer Articles Peruse through the current treatment discoveries for one of the deadliest diseases in the world. With key breakthroughs in research, take a deep dive into specific cancers like bone, breast, and ovarian. Learn about cancer biomarker evolution. You may also like: Biology, Medicine Cancer biomarkers What does cancer evolution mean to cancer diagnosis and prognosis? Breast cancer and asbestos A collaboration with the Mesothelioma Centre (Asbestos), US Bone cancer How bone cancer forms Breast cancer in men How this killer disease affects the male population Secondary bone cancer What is secondary bone cancer? Cancer treatment A breakthrough drug discovery process Liquid biopsies A novel diagnostic tool Cancer on the move Metastasis Epithelioid hemangioendothelioma A rare type of cancer Ovarian cancer A deep dive Prostate cancer A breakthrough in treatment for this disease African-American women in cancer research Celebrating trailblazers Polly Matzinger A summary of the influential cancer immunologist's works The Hippo signalling pathway Also known as the Salvador-Warts-Hippo (SWH) pathway Illuminating thyroid cancer Shedding light on this disease Canines and cancer What can our canine friends tell us about cancer? Apocrine carcinoma A rare form of breast cancer. Article #1 in a series on Rare diseases. Metastasis caused by immue signals Chromosomal instability initiates immune signals, which lead to metastasis

  • STEM research and resources for students | Scientia News

    Log In Welcome to Scientia News DELIVERING INFORMATIVE CONTENT Scientia News is full of STEM blogs, articles and resources freely available across the globe for students. Browse all of our fascinating content written by students and professionals showing their passion in STEM and other sciences. We hope this platform helps you discover something that inspires your curiosity, and encourages you to learn more about important topics in STEM. Meet the Official Team NAVIGATE AND CLICK THE PHOTOS BELOW TO LEARN MORE ABOUT US! To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Latest Articles The Anthropic Principle: Science or God? View More A deep dive into the hallmarks defining Alzheimer’s disease View More Plastics and their environmental impact: a double-edged sword View More Are we doing enough to fight anti-fungal resistance? View More CONTACT CONTACT US Scientia News welcomes anyone who wants to share their ideas and write for our platform. If you are interested in writing for us AND live in the UK; and/ or would like to share any ideas or feedback: Email us at scientianewsorg@gmail.com or fill in our form below and we'll get in touch ... Follow us on our socials for the latest updates. Comment, like and share! Join our mailing list below for latest site content. You can also sign up to become a site member . SUBSCRIPTION Join our mailing list to receive alerts for new articles and other site content. Be sure to check your spam/ junk folders in case emails are sent there. Email Subscribe GET IN TOUCH First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

  • Chemistry | Scientia News

    Chemistry Articles Elements, compounds, and mixtures make up the building blocks of materials that shape our world. Read on to uncover how atoms, molecules, and reactions are fundamental to life on Earth. You may also like: Medicine , Pharmacology The role of chemistry in medicine Medicinal chemistry and its uses Metal organic frameworks And their potential use in cancer drug delivery The biochemistry of cancer And how integrins can be desirable targets Metal compounds In anti-cancer drugs Female Nobel prize winners What were their contributions? Drug chirality Why is it important? Green chemistry And sustainability for the future Chemistry in space exploration What is its role? Environmental impact of electrical vehicles A chemical perspective From botulism to beauty Botulinum toxins Chemistry of an atomic bomb What is the key process behind these explosions? Vitamins Discussing their importance in the body The story of pigments and dyes The chemistry in an artist's palette Zinc fingers Transcription factors regulating gene expression Emotional chemistry On a molecular basis Nuclear safety The silent protectors Modern-day chemistry And its related challenges The story of the atom The history of the atomic model Nanoparticles A probable treatment for diabetes Exploring food at the molecular level Gastronomy Next

  • Economics | Scientia News

    Economics Articles Sharpen your knowledge on this subject with articles dissecting the branch of behavioural economics (the role of honesty, endowment effect, loss of aversion, effect of time), among others. You may also like: Maths The role of honesty Article #1 in a series on behavioural economics The endowment effect Article #2 in a series on behavioural economics Loss aversion Article #3 in a series on behavioural economics COMING SOON

  • Maths | Scientia News

    Maths Articles Brush up on your mathematical knowledge with informative articles ranging from statistics and topology, to latent space transformations and Markov chain models. You may also like: Economics , Physics , Engineering and Technology Unlocking the power of statistics What statistics are and its importance Latent spac e transformations Their hidden power in machine learning Topology In action Teaching maths How we can apply maths in our lives How to excel in maths A useful resource for students studying the subject Cognitive decision-making The maths involved Cross-curricular maths The game of life The maths behind trading A comprehensive guide to the Relative Strength Index (RSI) Markov chain models Named after the Russian mathematician, Andrei Markov, who had first studied them

  • Physics Articles 2 | Scientia News

    Physics Articles These articles range from astrophysics and space science to nuclear physics, harmonic motion, and thermodynamics; with astro-archaelogy observations. You may also like: Maths, Technology , Engineering Chaco Canyon, New Mexico Cities designed to track the heavens. Article #1 in a series on astro-archaelogy The Anthropic Principle Science or God? This theory is explained by physics COMING SOON COMING SOON Previous

  • Curriculum Vitae (CV) check | Scientia News

    Curriculum Vitae (CV) Looking to apply for a job after your graduation, internship, or placement? Read below our CV information and advice! What are CVs? A CV entails a person's notable accomplishments - for example, their education history, work experience, certifications, volunteering experience, projects, and more. They are normally made on Microsoft Word and should be one page long , however someone extremely experienced in their field of work may choose to make their CV as two pages. But isn't this a resumé? ... ... No. CVs contain a more comprehensive breakdown of education, work experience etc; a resum é is not as detailed. A resum é also excludes date of birth, address, and contact info, whereas a CV includes this. Why should you write a good CV? There are several reasons as to why you should write a good CV, with just a few listed below: Professionalism A well organised, polished CV reflects your attention to detail and makes you more likely to be considered by employers for the advertised job. First impression and employability Employers spend less than 9 seconds looking at a CV! Hence, a well-designed CV is important as it will make you stand out and increase chances of securing an interview. Career progression A CV is not only for getting a job. It shows how you have generally developed as an employee, from what new skills you have gained to the responsibilities you have picked up. Networking Having a strong CV will allow you to share your background in a quick and efficient matter at, for example, career fairs or industry events. How do I know if my CV is to the right standard? Read below to find out more. We can check your CV for free! 1. Style We will make sure your writing is coherent and flows in the correct way, such as in chronological order. We will also recommend fonts, font sizes, appropriate headings that employers prefer and more, as layout is incredibly important to consider. 2. Spelling, punctuation and grammar It is easy to make small errors that can be easily overlooked! However, we will proofread your work to make sure your sentences make sense whilst being straight to the point. 3. Sections to include More than one would think, some may include sections that are of no relevance to the employer or put lack of detail in the ones that matter most. We will help make sure you don't fall into this trap. 4. Helping you make a start It is completely normal to feel like you don't know where to start from, too! Our advisors can ask you personalised questions regarding your experience, education, and so on to give you a 'template' to work on. This can then be reviewed and personalised feedback will be given until you are satisfied. 5. Other neat tricks... There are some features of a CV that individuals may not focus on but employers actually look for (hint: super- and extracurricular). Find out more from us if you're interested! Example universities where some of our advisors attend/have graduated from: Queen Mary University of London, Imperial College London, University of Liverpool and so on. Some of these students have secured placements, internships, and jobs with companies such as GSK and STATIC St. Andrews ! Just like personal statements , our expert advisors offer to review your CV in a time-efficient manner, by providing feedback on the following: Fill the form out below and we will contact you* * Alternatively, you can email us at scientianewsorg@gmail.com . Please keep the subject as 'CVs'. Email Subject Your message Send Thanks for submitting!

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