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1. #Microbiology is the study of #microorganisms, which are tiny organisms that are too small to be seen with the naked eye.

2. Microorganisms include #bacteria, #viruses, #fungi, and #protozoa. #infectiousdiseases are diseases that are caused by microorganisms. Infectious diseases can be spread from person to person, from animals to people, or from the environment to people.

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The State of Science Journalism: A Caution on Sensationalizing the Universe

Lately, it’s hard to ignore the number of mainstream science journalism sites jumping on headlines like “The Universe Might End Sooner Than We Thought”. These aren’t small blogs — these are well-known names like:

Popular Science

Space.com

Live Science

Universe Today

Futurism

CBS News

Vice (Motherboard)

USA Today

404 Media

BGR

All of them echoed a recent purely theoretical study from Radboud University and presented it as though we’ve suddenly confirmed the universe is heading for early decay, collapse, or heat death. That’s misleading — and frankly, irresponsible.

What’s the issue?

These are theories, not conclusions. Vacuum decay, heat death, and Hawking radiation are speculative models. None of them are proven facts about our universe’s future.

The timeline hasn’t changed. The projected scale for any universe-wide shift is still in the range of 10^100 years or more — not “sooner” in any meaningful sense.

Sensational headlines erode public trust in science. When science news reads like sci-fi clickbait, it confuses people, spreads unnecessary fear, and distorts what the science community is actually saying.

Why it matters

Journalism — especially science journalism — has a responsibility to inform, not inflame. When respected sites begin to sound like tabloids, they dilute serious discourse and leave the public with exaggerated or outright incorrect impressions of scientific reality.

If we want people to stay curious about space, cosmology, and the unknowns of our universe, we need reporting that’s grounded in truth, not twisted for engagement metrics.

Please, reblog and share with others to call out the faux science journalism.

[everythingaboutbiotech]

I'm sharing this post with you all because I believe you will find this chapter valuable, just as I did.

3 Main Ideas from "Decolonising Science Communication in the Caribbean: Challenges and Transformations in Community-Based Engagement with Research on the ABCSSS Islands"

Decolonizing science communication in the Caribbean

Science communication often excludes local contexts and voices. Researchers fly in, collect data, and leave without meaningful engagement. This "helicopter science" echoes colonial practices.

Decolonizing science communication means centering local knowledge, needs and perspectives.

Challenges in nature conservation communication

Nature conservation relied on "fortress conservation" to create parks without local input. This leads to conflict and lack of public engagement.

Research agendas are often dictated by foreign interests and lack local impact.

Transforming mental health care communication

Mental health care communication often excludes local cultural beliefs. Historical mistrust of healthcare systems deters access.

New efforts like translating materials into local languages can help make communication more inclusive.

Advocate for science communication that engages local populations as equal partners.

Please let me know in the comments which article I should tackle next!

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Science and technology magazines play a crucial role in keeping individuals informed about the latest scientific research, technological breakthroughs, and advancements across various fields. These magazines provide reliable and up-to-date information, delivering delegated, modernized, and accurate articles, news, features, and more. Subscribing to a science and technology magazine allows you to access a wealth of knowledge, stay updated with the latest discoveries, and explore the fascinating world of science and technology.

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Researchers at ETH Zurich have succeeded in observing a crystal that consists only of electrons. Such Wigner crystals were already predicted almost ninety years ago but could only now be observed directly in a semiconductor material. For several decades, however, this prediction remained purely theoretical, as those “Wigner crystals” can only form under extreme conditions such as low temperatures and a very small number of free electrons in the material. This is in part because electrons are many thousands of times lighter than atoms, which means that their motional energy in a regular arrangement is typically much larger than the electrostatic energy due to the interaction between the electrons. Using a trick, the physicists managed to make the regular arrangement of the electrons visible despite that small separation in the crystal lattice. To do so, they used light of a particular frequency to excite so-​called excitons in the semiconductor layer. Excitons are pairs of electrons and “holes” that result from a missing electron in an energy level of the material. The precise light frequency for the creation of such excitons and the speed at which they move depend both on the properties of the material and on the interaction with other electrons in the material – with a Wigner crystal, for instance. In contrast to previous experiments based on planar semiconductors, in which Wigner crystals were observed indirectly through current measurements, this is a direct confirmation of the regular arrangement of the electrons in the crystal. In the future, with their new method Imamoğlu and his colleagues hope to investigate exactly how Wigner crystals form out of a disordered “liquid” of electrons. Source:-scitechdaily ____________________________________ Follow @sciencejournal.co For Most Recent Science News. @sciencejournal.co @sciencejournal.co @sciencejournal.co ____________________________________ Hastages:- #physic #physicist #sciencerocks #eth #cern #materialsciences #materialscienceandengineering #materialscience #materialsciencelab #tech #techwear #technew #sciencejournal.co #sciencejournal #sciencenews #facts💯 #factnews #news #goodnews (at CERN) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ6SWhoLKJX/?utm_medium=tumblr

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NEW VIDEO – A New Dizziness Experiment To Try At Home!

This episode looks at some biology of why we feel dizzy (hi there, inner ears!) and and how you can spin in three different ways to experience three distinct feelings of dizziness. Through an experiment, we explore which type of dizziness would allow you to still complete a very important task, i.e. hitting a piñata. What's the best way to hit a piñata? We uncover some scientific party skills in this very important episode.

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 Science Journal Services in Iraq

Iraq has a well-established academic and scientific community, and there are several science journal services available in the country. These services offer a platform for Iraqi researchers, scholars, and academics to publish their scientific research and share it with the global scientific community.

Some of the well-known Science Journal Services in Iraq include the Iraqi Journal of Science, published by the Baghdad.

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What are scientific journals?

The most essential technique of conveying research findings is through scientific publications, which are usually specialised for specific academic areas or subdisciplines. The research usually questions prevailing assumptions and/or study data given in the published scientific literature in order to gain a better understanding of the facts and findings. Depending on the policies of a particular publication, articles may include reports of original research, re-analyses of others' research, reviews of the literature in a certain area, recommendations of fresh yet unproven ideas, or opinion pieces. Baghdad Edit is one of Iraq's most reputable scientific journal manuscript services. They are regarded as the greatest Baghdad science journal services in Iraq because they are dedicated to offering superior manuscript services and a well-organized research framework.

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"What the Future May Hold for the Coronavirus and Us" Viral evolution is a long game. Here’s where scientists think we could be headed. Cover illustration for @nytimes Science Times, for a great piece by Emily Anthes. Thank you to AD Rodrigo Honeywell and Veronica Ferre! -- #nyt #sciencetimes #illustration #covid #pandemic #pandemiclife #medicine #research #sciencejournalism #virus #evolution https://www.instagram.com/p/CVIbZYTMF5b/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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#Arachnology is still happening (at a nice physical distance) in the time of ye olde plague. Thankfully the #Arachnews team has always been working remotely. Catch up with up this week's edition of our newsletter: https://link.medium.com/1qtXlLTm74 --- #arachnidsofig #arachnidsofinstagram #spiderverse #spidersOfInstagram #SpiderSunday #spidersofig #spiders #scorpions #scorpionsOfInstagram #scorpion #americanarachnologicalsociety #sciencecommunication #scienceWriting #sciencejournalism #spiderscience #harvestman #tarantula #tarantulasofig #tarantulasofinstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/B-HusJABxaS/?igshid=16ltqitifh03l