Aviation English – Necessary Language Skills For Aircraft Operators

June 13, 2016, by Yolanda Bailey

by Lainagier The language for all aviators and air traffic control officers (ATCOs) who wish to operate internationally is English. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has produced … [Read more...]

Sociological Branding: The Next Frontier

July 12, 2016 By William Moore

by kalebdf Sociological branding is the next big idea taking the marketing world by storm. The branding profession is a dynamic one! Moreover it is a social science which means that there are no rights and wrongs, every theory or concept is just an opinion. This gives us a clutter of theories, each one linked […]

Spy satellites reveal early start to Antarctic ice shelf collapse

June 8, 2016 By John Moore

Science News. Vol. 189, April 30, 2016, p. 13. T. Sumner. Fast-spreading crack threatens giant Antarctic ice shelf. Science News. Vol. 188, July 25, 2015, p. 8. T. Sumner. Antarctic ice shelves rapidly melting. Science News Online, March 26, 2015. Continue reading at sciencenews.org Elis Newham, from the University of Southampton, a PhD student in […]

Running Cars On H2O

February 16, 2017 By Helen Rodriguez

by yuksing As gas prices rise, ways to replace gas are being looked at. How to improve the mileage of driving a car has become a very serious topic for most. Worldwide, scientists are trying to find a way to gain some efficiency from the conventional engine. This is so that automakers can turn plummeting […]

More events needed to pin down gravitational waves backstory

June 19, 2016 By Jacqueline Parker

News release, June 15, 2016. Further Reading E. Conover. Second gravitational wave signal detected. Science News Online, June 15, 2016. C. Crockett. Black hole smashup generated yottawatts of power. Science News. Vol. 189, March 19, 2016, p. 5. A. Continue reading at sciencenews.org Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis have found a way to […]

John Gurdon’s research

June 25, 2016 By Lynn Meneses

by phylofigures Sir John Bertrand Gurdon (JBG), on the other hand, is a British development biologist, the one who studies the process by which organisms grow and develop. JBG is best known for his pioneering research on somatic-cell nuclear transplantation (“SCNT”), which in genetics and developmental biology, is a laboratory technique for creating a clone […]

Girl’s In The World Of Science

May 18, 2016 By Helen Sibley

by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center According to the Department of Education and researchers at Miami University in Ohio, girls seem to lose interest in science once they get to the fourth grade level. While researchers are unsure of what causes the lack of interest, there are ways to make science more fun for all […]

Organic Food for the Curious

May 17, 2016 By Helen Sibley

by BloOwITt Are you wondering what all the hype is about organic food? Do you actually know what it is? If you are interested in going organic, or just plain curious then read on… The organic food industry has seen tremendous growth within recent years. Increased demand has led to increased production, creating a need […]

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