Sentences with phrase «swedish scientists»

Leave it to Swedish scientists, who are developing a softer material to make bike paths and sidewalks with.

1958 would prove to be a pivotal year in several ways: Guy retired from the Ministry of Supply; the International Geophysical Year reached the culmination of its intensive investigations into Earth systems generally; and two Swedish scientists, Bolin and Eriksson, published an article which definitively clarified aspects of CO2 absorption by the world's oceans.

Climate change is increasingly levels of ozone to the extent that plants in northern and central Europe will be suffering significant damage from the pollutant by the end of this century say Swedish scientists.

In 2013, a group of Swedish scientists tried to discover the genetic changes that allow them to do that.

Acrylamides in foods were discovered in 2002 by Swedish scientists, and made some big headlines (at least in America) when they were first reported.

Swedish scientists recently found that heart attacks dropped the Monday after a time change, possibly because people were getting an extra hour of sleep over the weekend.)

SciLifeLab national projects aim to give significant sequencing support to Swedish scientists to carry out competitive international research.

Both programs are based on massively parallel sequencing using the National Genomics Infrastructure (NGI) at SciLifeLab, and allow Swedish scientists to carry out internationally competitive research.

Foto: Mikael Wallerstedt A team of Swedish scientists have used national registries encompassing more than one million Swedish children to study the association between early life contact with dogs and subsequent development of asthma.

− The high number of applications shows that Swedish scientists are keen to use the new technologies across many research areas.

SciLifeLab National Projects is an undertaking aimed to provide significant sequencing support to Swedish scientists, thereby supporting them in carrying out competitive international research.

Both projects are based on massively parallel sequencing using the National Genomics Infrastructure (NGI) at SciLifeLab, and will allow Swedish scientists to carry out internationally competitive research.

Swedish scientists have mapped the gene sequence of Norway spruce (the Christmas tree)-- a species with huge economic and ecological importance — and that is the largest genome to have ever been mapped.

That work took off in the mid-1970s, when Edgerton, then studying the way exercise impacts muscles, learned that Swedish scientists were tracing walking and standing motions directly to nerve signals from the lower spine.

And Swedish scientists have reported autism rates overall have risen since they began studying the epidemiology of the disorder in the mid-1980s — just as U.S. Centers for Disease Control officials have noted an increase.

To find out, the Swedish scientists literally took advantage of fallout from the Cold War.

In April, Swedish scientists shocked the public with news that they had found a nerve poison and probable carcinogen, called acrylamide, in a range of fried and baked foods, especially potatoes.

In 1998, however, a team of American and Swedish scientists announced their discovery that the human brain does indeed generate them.

Likewise, Swedish scientists have confirmed that people who post violent or pornographic material also tend to be psychopaths.

The chemical in question was first discovered by Swedish scientists in 2002, according to the American Cancer Society.

He has been known to cite a Swedish scientist's study of noise in relation to insanity.

A Swedish scientist is gene editing healthy human embryos, and he is probably not alone, researchers say.

In 1896 the Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius published a new idea.

BACK in 1896, the Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius realised that by burning coal we were adding carbon dioxide to the air, and that this would warm the Earth.

Though editing the genetics of human embryos has sparked intense debate in the past year, Swedish scientist Fredrik Lanner has started to edit healthy human embryos for the first time, NPR reports.

Some prior research has suggested that carbon dioxide emissions from all lakes on Earth are less than what was found in the Arctic, and future factors could shift the importance of sunlight, noted Lars Tranvik, a Swedish scientist, in an accompanying Science article.

U.N. Secretary - General Ban Ki - moon, who received the report yesterday from team leader and Swedish scientist Åke Sellström, said today at a press conference: «The findings are beyond doubt and beyond the pale.

But it planted the seed of an idea that was revisited towards the end of the 19th Century by Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius (1859 - 1927).

Noted Swedish Scientist to Join Scripps Florida Faculty - «I'm very much looking forward to pursuing my work in Palm Beach County among some of the most respected researchers in the world,» says Professor Claes Wahlestedt.

Its founder, the Swedish scientist, inventor, entrepreneur, author and pacifist Alfred Nobel, had laid down in his will that much of his wealth should be used to establish the prize.

Among these scholars was Swedish scientist Carolus Linnaeus, father of modern taxonomy.

The investigations over the last few years of Swedish scientist Kenth Svartberg suggest that this is not t...

I love the conceit of Poem 88's summer series Correspondences, a series of short exhibitions inspired by the Swedish scientist, theologian, and philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg (1668 - 1772).

In 1896 the Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius published a new idea.

As I mentioned yesterday, the Swedish scientist Lennart Bengtsson, former director of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, winner of the 2005 Descartes Research Prize and the 2006 World Meteorological Organization IMO Prize and a man whose contributions to science far outweigh Michael Mann's, recently revealed that he was joining the advisory board of the Global Warming Policy Foundation, a think - tank for rational skepticism founded in London by Nigel Lawson.

Bigotry and intolerance from scientific colleagues lead a Swedish scientist to resign from an advisory role with the UK's Global Warming Policy Foundation.

In 1896, Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius made the greenhouse theory clearer in a scientific article.»]..

Snopes.com, confirming its transformation from debunker of urban myths to just another political hack «fact checker,» cites some speculative comments made in 1930 by Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius to conclude, «In essence, the relationship between carbon dioxide and climate had already been firmly established by the early 20th century.»

Let's start with the late Swedish scientist Bert Bolin.

This theory was first proposed by Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius in 1896, based on earlier work by Fourier and Tyndall.

«Decent people all over the world should find all conceivable legal tools to physically liquidate ultra extreme fascists who authored the disgusting article on this blog and who have intimidated the Swedish scientist.

Koenigsegg, the hypercar company owned by a Swedish scientist from the future, is using a section of...

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But scientists are now testing different technologies that enhance your thinking, and according to Anders Sandberg, a Swedish research fellow at the Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford University, they may not be as far away as people think.

To create the Natural Breastfeeding program, obstetrician Theresa Nesbitt («Dr. Theresa») and I drew from the work of many: the Swedish breast - crawl researchers, UK scientist Dr. Suzanne Colson, international brain - science experts, the Prague School, and Americans Dr. Christina Smillie and Dr. Brian Palmer.

The decision to drop Harriet Wallberg and Anders Hamsten came after the Swedish government sacked the entire board of the prestigious Karolinska Institute, where the scientist worked.

Celebrated travel writer Bryson sprinkles this saga with sharp - witted portraits of such scientists as the sex - obsessed Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus, who invented the modern biological classification system and named one plant genus Clitoria.

Scientists at the Swedish Museum of Natural History have found fossils of 1.6 billion - year - old probable red algae.

Career Reentry and Swedish Postdocs 14 April 2006 The GrantDoctor writes about support for a return to science after a family leave and funding for a U.S. scientist who wants to do a postdoc in Sweden.

In what Swedish plant scientist Stefan Jansson declares «maybe» a historic event, he cultivated, grew, and ate a plant that had its genome edited with CRISPR - Cas9.

The program even funds female scientists based outside Sweden to spend time at Swedish institutions.