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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Cow’s Milk Linked to Osteoporosis
The decision to give up cow’s milk as a source of nutrition can be based on various reasons, including ethical and health-related concerns. Lactose intolerance
Rising Methane from the Sea
Scientists aboard the research vessel “Okeanos Explorer” have made a startling discovery off the coast of Virginia, USA. Due to rising ocean temperatures caused by
Nanotechnology to conquer cancer
A new breakthrough in cancer research has been made by scientists at the Cancer Research Center of the University of California. They have developed a
Netherlands Builds Future Roads
The future of road traffic in the Netherlands has taken a step towards reality with the introduction of self-illuminating road markings on a section of
Dreams and Reality are Identical
Dreaming has always been a mystery to science, but researchers have recently made some important discoveries about how we dream. Michael Schredl, a dream researcher,
Diamonds discovered in Antarctica
Researchers have discovered Kimberlite rock beneath the ice of the East Antarctic. Kimberlite is often associated with raw diamonds. However, the Antarctic Treaty protects the
Useless Lab Mice for Research
Experts Doubt the Usefulness of Lab Mice in Medical Research For decades, medical research has relied on experiments conducted on mice. However, experts are now
X-rays aid gold prospecting.
Scientists have developed a new method for detecting gold in the earth’s crust using X-rays. The technique, called Gamma Activation Analysis (GAA), works by bombarding
Brown eyes more trustworthy than blue
A recent study conducted by Czech researchers has found that the eye color of unknown individuals is a significant factor in determining their credibility. According
Atoms Star in IBM Film
The world’s smallest film, “A boy and his atom,” has been produced using individual CO molecules on an atomic level. The plot of the short