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“#Synthetic mRNAs modified with sulfur atoms boost efficient protein synthesis” Phosphorothioate modification of mRNA increases the rate of translation initiation and the molecular designs for a high translation efficiency were optimized. This result provides a useful molecular design guideline for improving the translation quantity by chemical modification of mRNA. Credit: Nagoya University Since mRNAs play…
“#Ancient DNA from Doggerland separates the U.K. from Europe” A map of the UK and the area studied is starred. Credit: University of Bradford Thousands of years ago the UK was physically joined to the rest of Europe through an area known as Doggerland. However, a marine inundation took place during the mid-holocene, separating the…
“#Review of microfinance studies finds many flaws, no conclusions” What do we know about microfinance—often touted as the solution for the economic woes of developing countries? Practically nothing, say researchers from UConn’s Department of Agricultural and Resources and Economics. Assistant professor Nathan Fiala and co-author Mahesh Dahal published research earlier this year in World Development…
“#250,000 tonnes of shipping CO2 emissions saved thanks to machine learning insight” Maritime engineers have trained an energy shipping app to save over a quarter of a million tonnes of CO2 emissions by applying machine learning to its predictive system. Researchers from the University of Southampton and Shell Shipping and Maritime have developed a digital…
“#New dinosaur discovery in Switzerland fills a gap in evolutionary history of sauropods” Schleitheimia (left) and Plateosaurus (above right). Credit: University of Utrecht, Author provided Dinosaurs were the dominant group of animals on Earth for over 150 million years. Long-necked, plant-eating sauropods such as Brontosaurus, Diplodocus and Brachiosaurus are probably among the most famous dinosaurs,…
“#Remote jury trials during COVID-19: what one project found about fairness and technology” On March 23 2020, jury trials in England and Wales were suspended in response to COVID-19. This was done to protect public safety as social distancing measures were difficult to implement in courtrooms. Since then, several proposals, such as remote trials, have…
“#Coronavirus: how lockdown exposed food insecurity in a small Bangladeshi city” The food market in Mongla in October 2019: it was shut during the COVID-19 lockdown. Credit: Hanna Ruszczyk, Author provided The COVID-19 pandemic has emerged as far more than a health crisis for the world’s poor and marginalised, exposing faultlines in food systems around…
“#Predicting X-ray absorption spectra from graphs” A schematic showing the steps for training a machine learning model to predict an x-ray absorption (XAS) spectrum based on the known structure of a molecule. The molecule’s structure is represented as a graph, with atoms as nodes and chemical bonds as edges. This representation captures the connectivity of…
“#An effective climate change solution may lie in rocks beneath our feet” Weathering of rocks like these basalt formations in Idaho triggers chemical processes that remove carbon dioxide from the air. Credit: Matthew Dillon/Flickr, CC BY Why has Earth’s climate remained so stable over geological time? The answer just might rock you. Rocks, particularly the…
“#Your pension has a huge role to play in combating climate change – here’s how to make it sustainable” Sustainable investment. Credit: Shutterstock.com The onus to live sustainably has never been greater. It drives everyday actions from making sure we recycle our rubbish to carrying reusable cups and bottles with us wherever we go. But there’s…