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The Heart of the Matter: How Simulation Reflects Clinical Stress in Critical Care Training

The Heart of the Matter: How Simulation Reflects Clinical Stress in Critical Care Training

In the high-stakes world of critical care, medical professionals are frequently called upon to perform life-saving procedures under intense pressure. Among these, airway intubation stands out as one o...

11 Nov 20249min

Reducing Pressure Injuries in Hospitalized Children and Babies

Reducing Pressure Injuries in Hospitalized Children and Babies

The development of pressure injuries in hospital patients is a regular occurrence, and certain areas of the body are more susceptible. Although there is abundant research on pressure injuries in adult...

8 Nov 20247min

Rethinking Cultural Exchange in India in the Persianate Age, 1000-1765

Rethinking Cultural Exchange in India in the Persianate Age, 1000-1765

In his book India in the Persianate Age, historian Professor Richard M. Eaton of the University of Arizona challenges long-held assumptions about India's history from 1000 to ca. 1800 CE. By examining...

7 Nov 20248min

Investigating how dimpled surfaces can minimise friction

Investigating how dimpled surfaces can minimise friction

Dimpled surfaces offer a useful and easily implementable way to reduce friction between lubricated surfaces as they slide over each other. Through cutting-edge simulations, Dr. Robert Tomkowski and co...

1 Nov 20247min

Bronze Casting Moulds Reveal Late Shang Dynasty Craftsmanship

Bronze Casting Moulds Reveal Late Shang Dynasty Craftsmanship

Bronze vessel casting technology in ancient China’s Shang Dynasty has long been of interest to archaeologists. Assistant Professor Wen Yin (Elaine) Cheng at Wilfrid Laurier University has shed new lig...

30 Okt 202410min

Pulque: The Ancient Drink That Could Shape the Future of Health

Pulque: The Ancient Drink That Could Shape the Future of Health

Pulque, an ancient Mexican beverage, is making waves in the scientific community—not just as a cultural relic, but as a potential health-boosting powerhouse. A team of researchers, including Prof. Rog...

30 Okt 20248min

How a Biological Enzyme Could Help Concrete to Heal Itself

How a Biological Enzyme Could Help Concrete to Heal Itself

As an inherently brittle material, concrete often needs to be replaced after just a few decades: driving a demand which incurs significant costs for Earth’s climate. Through their research, Professors...

25 Okt 20249min

Seeing the Full Picture: The CPS-Merge Approach to Assess Complex Datasets

Seeing the Full Picture: The CPS-Merge Approach to Assess Complex Datasets

In the age of big data, and particularly in specialisations such as artificial intelligence, biology, and medicine, researchers often generate large and complex datasets that are challenging to analys...

24 Okt 20249min

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