science and technology and the economic period of the acoustic presidencies was made by the efforts of the researchers of the islamic azad university of islamic azad university, research sciences unittics have been used as an acceptable economic and environmental solution for the construction of this award slowly in the fields of sound control in many environments, including the industries of home environments , urban construction, the construction of sound shelters, the insulation of tools and equipment in all cases of sound control. the use of natural fibers instead of artificial fibers. the researchers of the university of pennsylvania successfully transplanted some human brain cells into the brain of a mouse, which can react to the bottle like light . in this experiment, the lights grown in the laboratory, which was transplanted into the brain of a mouse, integrated with the host's brain within three months and created and identified with the host's nerves . also, the researchers used viruses that were labeled with fluorescent light, which were placed on the chest, from neuron to neuron. another neuron was going to track the physical connection between the bacteria and the brai

april 2022, six local universities and powerful research institutes united in a consortium and developed a common strategy for the development of science and higher education in ivanovo region until 2030, which will create fundamentally new opportunities for the work of scientists and, first of all, in the field of applied science , the creation of interdisciplinary teams that allow for a comprehensive. to solve not some narrow problem , but to take a broader approach to the scientific approach and issue ready-made turnkey solutions, that is, not a piece of some kind of technology, for example, is being created to create a full cycle of this technology. each scientist works in his own way , it can be said that these are narrow areas, some create materials, others select them equipment that is needed to produce this material, in the end , entire technologies for creating one or another, for example, a chemical material or a chemical compound, may be born. ivanovo manufactory and buildings of the once powerful textile factory, which worked in 1751, are significant for the city of space, on which ivanovo voznesensk arose later just ivanov

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science is about catching up. i want to refer to the diagram. a chart about china. united states is in a position of catching up to china's investment in research and development. china took a page from the playbook several decades ago in ramping up our research and development capacity in order to assure a more prosperous and secure nation. the president of china is quoted on this from science and technology. that helped us we founded it, and we continue to help lita. he says, we must regard science and technology as our primary productive force. >> can i ask? with china, it is pretty dramatic when you look at the line of the u.s.. the percentage of global spending, research and development, background 2000, it is 40% of the level of spending on research and development. it is from the united states. what has caused the slide in research and development dollars? >> i think it has taken progress for granted. the effect is that as we go about our daily lives, we don't think about science and technology very much. it is important to our taxpayer dollars actually percentagewise. with our taxpayer dollars, we support science and technology, but it

science as well. the united states use to invest 2% of all the money spent in america, 2% of the gdp in research and development. that got down to 0.7% we use to rank number one in the world in research and development in america. now we rank number nine. china use to rank number eight a decade ago, now they are number two. other countries are closing the gaps fast. the chips and science act moves us up again. for much too long, in order to get cheap labor costs, american corporations were moving overseas. that caused factories to shut down here in america. they traveled the country for decades. i come from the corporate capital of the world, delaware. more corporations are incorporated there than any other state in the union combined. i have seen what happens as you go around the country and towns with factories employing 3000 workers shuts down. the very soul of the country, affect community, evaporates for too long, we have imported products and exported jobs. now, america is exporting project and creating jobs at home. [applause] the end result is, manufacturing is coming back to america. but something else

science research as well as maintenance for the next six months. there nasa astronaut steven bowen and warren woody holberg. russian cosmonaut and the first air astronaut ever from the unitedirates. the first six time they've wants astronauts for nasa replacing the space shuttles were sure retired a decade ago. that first timer is absently hyped. again, weather is looking spectacular. according to nasa all systems for a launch are a go. 1:45 a.m. eastern time. >> it should be spectacular, all right fill in cape canaveral thanks so much. can you imagine that? >> as always. going to be great that's it for us thank you for watching. ♪ hello everyone. i am and need a logo guy benson, nicole saphier and gianno caldwell. welcome to the big send that show. the big story tonight, the lab leak theory which many scientists and conservatives were slammed for suggesting the origin of covid-19, now being accepted as fact by the energy department wall street journal citing a classified intelligence report r

experiments give to science is development, because ambitious tasks, like space requires new technologies and knowledge, for example, last year, researchers from cornell university in the unitedes synthesized an ancient enzyme that helped plants adapt to change. crete plans to use this discovery for modern species. and even if it fails, how do they plan to recreate those exterminated by man in different countries. the dodo bird and the sea cow, the very attempts to move in this direction will definitely benefit biology, and maybe medicine more, learning from the secret life of a person. learns to apply it for the benefit of the whole planet and for himself. and what surprised us this week scientists and inventors from different countries right now on the air miracle of technology fifth place in our traditional hit parade of scientific and technological news unusual protection for cyclists and scooters was created by a company from france, it offers to wear its smart backpack instead of a helmet, in where ordinary things can lie, and a system with an airbag inflated when it falls is hidden. moreover, its shape and size are such that it covers not only head and neck, but even p

science research as well as maintenance of the orbiting habitat. they are nasa astronaut stephen bowen and warren woody holberg. russian cosmonauts andrei fadeyev and the first arab astronaut sultan ani yadi from the unitedb emirates. this is the sixth time spacex has launched astronauts for nasa. which replaced the old space shuttles, which were retired about a decade ago, and the first timer on yadi is excited. the idea of waking up every morning and having the access to the window like the kubala. i think it's literally out of this world. i mean, you can see and scanned the whole world in 19 minutes, which is amazing. the crew 16 will talk with the international space station roughly 24 hours after they launched again, the weather is looking good. and nasa is giving this a go for launch at this point at the kennedy space center. phil keating fox news. betty retirement account balances and four oh one k plans lost nearly one quarter of their value last year, according to fidelity investments. 41 k balances ended last year down 23% from a year earlier to an average of $103,000. however according to fidelity, the majority of customers do continue to contribute, which is offsetting some of those losses. t

science. and research fellow emergency taracabdominal surgery or ambulance named after sklifosovsky good morning. good everyone has heartburn for various reasons that unite can be many reasons, including a big belly, that is, in the stomach, which contains a large amount of visceral fat in a person, if you take it on belly, yes, that is, part of the fat is contained under the skin, this is subcutaneous fat, abdominal fat, and part of the living is contained directly inside the abdominal cavity. that is, behind the muscles in normally, visceral fat is no more than ten percent of the total body fat mass, but for some reason the amount can grow, and in this case, this visceral fat takes up more and more space in the abdominal cavity. he begins to put pressure on the internal organs. including he begins to put pressure on the stomach, and this is increased pressure in the abdominal cavity. it leads to the fact that the gastroesophageal valve is damaged and as a result , gastric contents of gastric juice may be thrown into food. the more belly fat, the more the abdominal pressure increases more inside and, according to the law of physics, they press in all di

will do science research as well as maintenance of the orbiting habitat nasa astronaut stephen bowen and warren woody holberg russian cosmonaut andre in the first arab astronaut from the unitedemirates. this is the six time spacex has launched astronaut nasa which replaces space shuttles that retired a decade ago. the first timer is hyped. >> the idea of waking up every morning and having access to a window i think it's literally out of this world you can see and scan the whole world and nine or ten minutes which is amazing. >> the crew 16 will doctor the international space station about 24 to five hours after they launch the weather looks great no issues at all not a cloud in the sky and the weather at 1:45 a.m. eastern time is expected to be just as ideal. john. >> it sounds like ago phil keating and cape canaveral florida. we'll be right back. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, beca

united states, together with its allies, provide to ukraine used for personal enrichment. so says the chief researcher of the institute of the usa and canada of the russian academy of sciencesh to say, uh hmm, without any restrictions of pumping ukraine with more and more advanced , more and more lethal, more and more complex weapons systems in order to stir up military escalations. this was the policy of the biden administration, a very important point. uh, corrupt help to ukraine after all. we must understand that corruption has been a colossal trail since the fourteenth year. as a matter of fact, the plume of all american efforts to repro-popere, then the orientation of ukraine finally to the west there towards nato and in general, as they say. here geopolitical elections in ukraine, this trail. he even got into this trail of the biden family, and everyone is well aware that military assistance is economic humanitarian dozens. for almost hundreds of hundreds of billions of dollars, this is a colossal opportunity to steal millions of tens of millions, and maybe even billions of dollars for personal enrichment. while western politics are being discussed, how else to pump u

science research up above us as well as maintenance on the habitat. it does orbit around earth at 250 miles above. warren woody hope. russian cosmonaut and the first arab astronaut ever. from the unitedwhich retired about a decade ago, he is excited. >> the idea of waking up every morning and having the access, i think that it is literally -- you can see and scan the whole world which is amazing. >> once again, weather looks good. 1:45 a.m. launch early monday morning. >> around the world, not an 80 days, but 90 minutes. congratulations. [laughter] >> that works. eastern. please join us then.isor keep it here with more news frod washington. ght investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. chevy silverado factory-lifted trucks. where will they take you? ♪ ♪ (dog barks) ♪ silverado zr2, trail boss, and custom trail boss. because adventure is everywhere. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, he

science diplomacy. we started with our viewers looking at the numbers in the united states, and the percentage we spent on global researcheveloping. i wonder if that has declined in the amount of spending on research and development read diplomacy efforts vis-a-vis china. overseas and similar to business investment by the united states. a partnership between the u.s. and other countries. >> great question. the united states has invested, since we started talking about in the beginning of the century. it was invested significantly more in china and other nations overseas. part of the reason is they are ready for the investment. the workhorses there. so on. but with diplomacy, right now, it is especially a concern. sometimes it is through official channels, and sometimes through the one-on-one connections of science to other society. one of the things we know is that many people cannot name a living scientist. they don't know where science is conducted. that means they are disconnected from the opportunities to ask questions like some of your callers have asked today. they've asked questions of people who are on the front

united states , along with its allies, provides to ukraine is used for personal enrichment. so says the chief researcher of the institute for the usa and canada of the russian academy of sciencesvasilievich without a control without looking back without e, one might say, e hmm without any restrictions pumping ukraine with more and more advanced, more and more lethal , more and more complex weapons systems in order to stir up military escalations. it was the policy of the biden administration, very important point. uh, corrupt assistance to ukraine after all. we must understand that corruption has been a colossal trail since the fourteenth year. as a matter of fact , the trail of all american efforts to re-pro-poper, then the orientation of ukraine finally to the west there towards nato. and in general, as they say, the geopolitical elections of ukraine are such a trail. he even got into this loop the biden family, and everyone understands perfectly well that military aid, economic humanitarian, is in the top ten. e even almost in fact, in fact, billions of dollars, this is a colossal the possibility of stealing millions, tens of millions, and maybe even billions of dollars for

science research as well as maintenance of the orbiting habitat they are and nasa astronaut stephen bowen and warren woody holberg. russian cosmonauts andrei fadeyev. and the first arab astronaut sultan ani adi from the united time spacex has launched astronauts for nasa, which replaced the old space shuttles, which were retired about a decade ago. and the first timer on yadi is excited. the idea of where can go up every morning and having the access to window like the kubala. i think it's literally out of this world. i mean, you can see and scan the whole world in 19 minutes, which is amazing . the crew 16 will dock with the international space station roughly 24 hours after they launched at the kennedy space center. phil keating, fox news countdown one at this time are often the live picture from florida countdown was delayed 2.5 minutes and so we are just about a minute off, maybe 30 seconds from liftoff here out of cape canaveral, florida against spacex on track here to launch the crew. six. astronaut mission , the crew dragon. the vehicle actually carrying the four astronauts will detach from the rocket soon after launch, and then spend about one day or so maneuvering through orbit before linking up wi