Новости за 06.03.2023

Classical relativity suggests that nothing could pass through a wormhole and exit, but quantum effects change that, says space reporter Leah Crane

A water-based detector has been used to spot antineutrinos from nuclear reactions hundreds of kilometres away. It could be used to monitor distant nuclear activities

Studying “mini-brains” in a dish play computer games could help us better understand how human memories form and lead to new forms of AI, as Brett Kagan tells Clare Wilson

Political uncertainty risks UK losing out to China, US and EU

Endothermic reaction coupled with an exothermic one to keep the processes energy costs down

Nations have for the first time agreed on a framework for protecting marine life in international waters, but there are many issues still to be ironed out

This is a post about mental health and self-harm in graduate school in chemistry. There's some sad news here, but you don't have to read it. Your personal mental health is important to me. 

Welcome to the 2023 Chemistry Jobs Scramble. 

Are you a job seeker? Enter your contact information here. 

Are you an employer? Enter your job posting and contact information here. 

UPDATE: To encourage more employers, we're pushing the close back one day to March 8.

Guidelines: 

• Registration will open for one week, starting today, February 28, 2023. It will close on 11:59 PM Eastern, March 6, 2023. Employers will get one more day to enter (March 7). 
• We... Читать дальше...

Analytical method detects chemical weapon usage up to three months after exposure by probing plant proteins

Comprehensive study discovers high dietary intake of erythritol correlates with increased risk of heart attack similar to having diabetes

15-year survey finds bees that nest aboveground are especially at risk

Mutations in “supergene” cluster of genes may show how parasitic ant species arise