[[{“value”:” Telomeres: the chromosome tips that stave off ageing Published: The ends of our chromosomes are capped with structures called telomeres, which protect our DNA when cells divide. Over time, chromosomes get shorter, and scientists think this erosion plays a role in the ageing process. Professor Julie Cooper and her team at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in…
[[{“value”:” There are many camps and classes for kids to attend in London year-round that can get them started on STEM. Take the guesswork out of finding a summer camp for your child with these amazing STEM camps in London. You’ll find that this huge city has many learning opportunities in schools, museums, and more. Many of these organizations also…
[[{“value”:” How do young people manage their career pathways? Published: Finding a good job that is well-paid and satisfying is becoming increasingly difficult for many young people. Professor Jason Heyes, from the Sheffield University Management School, in the UK, is investigating the difficulties faced by young people moving between jobs, and which policies are most effective to improve their opportunities….
[[{“value”:” How are flexible electronic devices solving healthcare challenges? Published: Advances in healthcare are not only made by healthcare professionals. Led by Dr Radu Sporea, a team of electronics engineers and surgeons at the University of Surrey in the UK and Gachon University in South Korea is developing a wearable electronic device to monitor a patient’s blood flow as they…
[[{“value”:” Post by Kristina Klammer Posted: July 26, 2024 Did you know that astronauts eat mac and cheese in space? That’s just one of 203 different things on the menu! Get your students excited about nutrition and healthy eating with a 5E science unit that covers the science of food, daily energy needs, and nutrition labels—all centered around eating in space!…