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Ultrasonic Sonicator: A Complete Guide to Its Uses, and How It Works in the Lab

An ultrasonic sonicator is a highly efficient laboratory instrument that is commonly employed for mixing, dispersing, and reducing matter into the smallest particles. The sonicator utilizes ultrasonic waves of a very high frequency to induce extreme power in liquid samples.

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Top 15 Facts About the Impact of Cryptocurrency on Traditional Banking Cryptocurrency has changed how we think about money. It has also brought new challenges for traditional banks. Digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are not just alternatives; they represent a whole new system. Banks are feeling the pressure to adapt, and many people wonder how this shift will affect the future of finance. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the key ways cryptocurrency is impacting traditional banking. You’ll discover how blockchain security, faster transactions, and the rise of digital currencies are challenging the old ways of doing business. Cryptocurrency’s Impact on Banks | Top 15 Game-Changing Facts (Short Details) […]

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Investing in Innovation: Top Players Shaping the Lab Equipment Market

Laboratory equipment market is experiencing explosive growth due to rising research activity, government initiatives, and a focus on advanced testing | Market size, growth projections, regional trends

The Booming Global Laboratory Equipment Market: Regional Insights (2024) The laboratory equipment market is experiencing significant growth, fueled by a confluence of factors. Rising research activity across various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, environmental science, and food & beverage testing, is driving the demand for sophisticated and advanced equipment. Additionally,…

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NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY DAY - 11 MAY, 2021

The Theme of the National Technology Day 2021 is “Science and Technology for a Sustainable Future”.

“It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity.” — Albert Einstein

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Senior has desire to help those in developing countries

By Eden Berlin, communications assistant

Ashley Moreno is a senior at Bloomsburg University, majoring in nursing, applied and research anthropology. As a triple major, it has been challenging for Moreno to balance her time, however Moreno comes from a family of overachievers.

Moreno always knew she wanted to be a nurse. “In high school, I realized I wanted to go into maternity and infant nursing because I love babies,” said Moreno. She added the applied and research anthropology majors after her freshmen year. “I fell in love with anthropology. I learned how culture is so different around the world."

With a triple major, Moreno has had to carry a full load of classes every semester and on breaks. “I know exactly what I want to do with my life, so I push myself through school knowing that I am getting closer to my dream career one step at a time,” Moreno said.  

“I need to know how they [people in other countries] interact with their environment, with society and with different cultural practices that directly relate to how they experience healthcare,” she says. After Bloomsburg, Moreno will be applying for labor and delivery positions in the U.S. to obtain a years' experience in the nursing field, so that she can work internationally in the future.  

“I want to help lower infant mortality rates in developing countries,” she states. Moreno knew she wanted to travel after visiting Rwanda with a Study Abroad Global Health Program. The group included students from Brigham Young University (BYU) in Utah. Moreno had the chance to really broaden her perspectives on culture because many of these students are Morman. “While I was learning about Rwandan culture, I also learned a lot about Morman religion,” she said.

Moreno is eager to learn as much as she can about the nursing field outside of her classes at BU.  

The study abroad group visited a health center to observe what Rwandan healthcare was like. “I learned how different people are, whether it being a patient you run into or co-workers on the floor, someone might have completely different ideas and beliefs from you. [But] that’s no reason why they shouldn’t have access to healthcare, like anyone else,” she points out.  

“After my first week there, I realized everyone’s going to think and view healthcare differently and you have to adapt to those ideas and beliefs in order to provide the best health care,” she commented.

While abroad, Moreno and her new friends sat in class with students from the University of Rwanda. "They always made us feel welcomed,” she says.

When the students had free time, they would all get together. “We would catch a bus and go hiking.” The Rwandan students “showed us how they get around,” Moreno adds.

In Rwanda, it is more common to take motorcycle taxis rather than cars to travel. Moreno said everyone was friendly. “We never went alone; we always had a group of us going together and our Rwandan friends always checked in on us.”  

The special bonds made between Moreno and her new friends are secured through social media. “It’s a little more difficult to keep in touch with the Rwandan students because they do not use social media as much as we do here. But occasionally, I see updates on Instagram, and we interact with each other's photos.”

For one day, the students in the program were able to experience a day in the lives of a true Rwandan. Moreno worked in fields, walked up and down hills for water, and fed grass to cows. “This experience gave me a different perspective on things you have that you don’t realize you were taking advantage of and that is what I came here for.”

Those three weeks in Rwanda served Moreno well as she continues her journey to become a traveling nurse to help those in need.  

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Top 15 Facts About the Most Controversial Genetic Editing Experiments | Top 15 Facts Genetic editing has transformed science in ways once thought impossible. From altering DNA to editing human embryos, this technology has stirred up intense debates. People are curious and concerned about its impact on health, society, and nature. This article highlights 15 of the most controversial genetic editing experiments. It sheds light on why these experiments sparked such fierce debates. By understanding these experiments, we can better grasp the complex world of genetic editing. Top 15 Controversial Genetic Editing Experiments (Short Details) 1. The Dawn of Genetic Editing: Understanding CRISPR Technology CRISPR-Cas9 is a tool that lets scientists edit DNA with […]

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Newcastle named Europe's worst city for nitrogen dioxide pollution in March

Newcastle named Europe’s worst city for nitrogen dioxide pollution in March

Air pollution levels rose in many major European cities in March, according to a new study, with the highest concentration of nitrogen dioxide recorded in Newcastle upon Tyne. Cleantech company Airly uses AI-powered sensors and algorithms to study the elements nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and particulate matter (PM10) from air pollution in European cities. It found the concentration of nitrogen dioxide…

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Biodiversity Preservation

Biodiversity is fundamental to the survival of the natural ecosystem on which humans and all wildlife thrive and rely primarily.

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