Author: Maria Gill

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Is it more difficult to be a young researcher today? Two main points can be mentioned. The first is the difficulties young researchers and teams face in obtaining funding, to be paid at the end of the month. The Minister of Research asked me one day why young people were less attracted to research. “Is it because the general public no longer trusts science? He asked me. I replied that I feel no general distrust of scientists at all. Perhaps things have changed recently, but at the time I did not feel that way. Simply put, research is an obstacle…

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(Ottawa) Ottawa faces calls to act on the growing number of privacy violations involving members of the armed forces who have been victims of sexual misconduct while in uniform. Posted at 4:06 p.m Epiq Class Actions Administration Services has released personal information of more than 100 current and former members of the armed forces through 20 separate privacy breaches since February. The Canadian press revealed another breach earlier this month, despite the company’s repeated promises that it had fixed the problems. Military sexual misconduct experts say abuse threatens to re-traumatize affected service members, and some veterans are questioning why the…

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French health authorities recommended, on Thursday, when a person is infected with the monkeypox virus, to avoid contact with his pet as much as possible. • Read also: Montreal, the epicenter of monkeypox • Read also: WHO to assess whether monkeypox is an ‘international public health emergency’ • Read also: Holds over 100,000 monkeypox vaccines After the number of people infected with this virus increased in many countries outside the endemic African regions, including France, the National Agency for Health Security (Ansis) was urgently seized on the issue of its transmission.to pets. If defined, lagomorphs, such as rabbits or rabbits,…

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Published on 06/15/2022 at 14:50 Hexo posted a loss of about $147 million in the third quarter. (Photo: The Canadian Press) Cannabis producer Hexo said Wednesday that its restructuring plan to simplify its structure and cut costs includes cutting 450 jobs. In financial documents, Gatineau indicated that this reduction in staffing would result in annual savings of $30.6 million, and that it aimed to simplify its organizational structure, so that its costs are better adjusted with the scale of its activities. The company’s management explains in its most recent management report that most of the reductions will come…

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Are they really more dangerous than ‘normal’ mosquitoes? ? asks O’Rour. This Anderlecht (Brussels) resident contacted us via the orange “Alert Us” button after squashing what she believed to be a tiger mosquito in her apartment. She writes: “I know I had to report the presence of tiger mosquitoes when I was in the south of France, but I don’t know where I can do the same here and even if they should be reported.” A few days ago, the Sciensano Public Health Institute rightly called on Belgian citizens to monitor their presence and notify them of their presence on…

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The accelerating inflation hitting North America increases the risks of a recession here. • Read also: Interest Rates: Towards a Big Rise in Canada? • Read also: Quebec limits school tax hikes While the US central bank raised key interest rates by three-quarters of a point (the largest increase since 1994) in order to combat inflation, its Canadian counterpart could follow suit. What this shows is that we’re hitting the brakes, and the economy is overheating. “If we raise interest rates too quickly, the economy will react,” said Robert Aslin, vice president of public policy at the Canadian Business Council.…

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On June 15, 2022, high school students in Terminale classes took part in the Bac Exam in Philosophy. In the general course of the Guyana Academy, the two subjects to choose from for the famous thesis were language and science. Not everyone is inspired by the concepts. Veronique Nezon / L. Lewis • Posted on June 15, 2022 at 4:06 pm , Updated June 15, 2022 at 6:34 PM. “Is science always right?” And the “Is language only used for communication?”. Here are the subjects selected for this year at the Guyana Academy of Public Sector. On the morning of…

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FLRT receptors act as ‘context identifiers’ that control the formation of different signaling complexes to regulate brain development. So far, research has focused on the extracellular domain of these receptors, which allows communication between two cells. Thanks to an international collaboration involving French and British researchers, scientists have demonstrated a new type of FLRT2 receptor interaction. By combining molecular dynamics simulations with single-molecule fluorescence microscopy experiments, it was possible to quantify this interaction at the surface of the same cell. This interaction includes both the transmembrane domain of this receptor as well as the extracellular domain. This work adds an…

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(Quebec) The announcement of “geoLAGON,” a vast subdivision of 600 condominiums around a massive heated swimming pool, has made waves in Charlevoix and worries many elected officials. Posted at 7:00 am Gabriel Byland Journalism Even at least one mayor decided to take a public stand against this project. She hopes an outing will spark a discussion about the future of this popular tourist spot. “This is the first time in my political career that I have opposed a project. This is the first time. But here, it has not happened,” said the former Governor and current Mayor of Saint Urban,…

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– Photoroyalty / Shutterstock.com Nerve damage can lead to pain that lasts for years or even a lifetime. Researchers recently showed that exposing damaged nerves to a cold needle causes them to regenerate, thereby significantly reducing pain. cold nerve degeneration It can be performed by an interventional radiologist, and the procedure is known as cold decomposition It involves freezing a hypodermic needle, inserting it under the patient’s skin, then using a CT scan technique to guide it to the damaged nerve. Upon contact, the nerve first degenerates and loses function, but then regenerates into a new, healthy nerve.Read also Sleeping…

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