Geert Devenster
Geert Devenster, a Tartu Ülikool graduate, is a dynamic science writer specializing in Physics and Technology. With a knack for simplifying complex topics, he bridges the gap between cutting-edge research and public comprehension. His work reflects a commitment to making science accessible and engaging for diverse audiences.
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Worm’s Nervous System in Code
The line between living beings and machines is becoming increasingly blurred. Scientists have recently been able to transfer the complete nervous system of a nematode
Denmark stores CO2 under North Sea
Denmark has begun storing significant amounts of carbon dioxide (CO?) under the North Sea, marking the first time the country has used the controversial technology
Physicists Reverse Time’s Flow
In a groundbreaking experiment, scientists at the University of Vienna have managed to reverse time in a quantum system and return a photon to its
Measuring the Strength of Strong Nuclear Force
A new synthetic diamond has been developed that can “heal” itself thanks to a nanomaterial. This breakthrough could lead to the production of more durable
Toilet Paper Contains Eternal Chemicals
Toilet paper additives contain eternal chemicals that can harm human health and the environment. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are slow to degrade in the
Fluidity of Human Sexual Identity
The sexual identity of individuals is surprisingly fluid, and this applies to both teenagers and seniors. According to the Antidiscrimination Agency of Germany, sexual identity
Germany opens Hyperloop test track.
The future of transportation has arrived in Germany with the opening of the country’s first Hyperloop test track in Ottobrunn, near Munich. The Technical University
Successful Test of Electric Air Taxi
Vertical Aerospace’s VX4 flying taxi is set to revolutionize transportation in London and other cities. The compact aircraft can transport passengers from Heathrow Airport to
Legalizing Cannabis Increases Crime
The legalization of cannabis has been found to lead to an increase in non-violent crime, particularly drug and disorderly offenses. However, a cost-benefit analysis shows
Alcohol abuse costs exceed taxes
Excessive alcohol consumption causes high damages that are not covered by the taxation of the drug. As a result, people who do not drink or