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- Canada’s climate woes make it difficult to get mustard and fries
- Scientists create a lead-free composite shielding material to protect neutrons from gamma radiation
- Scientists discover genes that enable microbial colonization of plant root roots
- Research uncovers ethnobotanical and phytochemical uses of Fagaropsis in Africa
- The depth of paddy soils is a key factor in the formation of bacterial communities
- Astra Protocol raises $9M in private sale to bring decentralized compliance to the DeFi Ecosystem
- FullyCrypto wishes you a Merry Christmas!
- Two Reasons Terra Became The Second Largest DeFi Platform
- ConsenSys: Meet the Top-Performing Layer 2 Solutions
- Consensys: Three ways to make money using NFTs
| Canada’s climate woes make it difficult to get mustard and fries Posted: 26 Dec 2021 09:44 AM PST dWeb.News Article from Daniel Webster dWeb.News
SCIENCE NEWS: Snow covers soya fields at the Belfontaine Holstein farm in Quebec in early December 2021. A mix of drought in Canada’s prairies and flooding on its Pacific coast have brought about crop production and shipping woes now leading to international shortages of fries and mustard. In Japan, for example, McDonald’s has been forced... The post Canada’s climate woes make it difficult to get mustard and fries appeared first on dWeb.News dWeb.News from Daniel Webster Publisher dWeb.News - dWeb Local Tech News and Business News            |
| Scientists create a lead-free composite shielding material to protect neutrons from gamma radiation Posted: 26 Dec 2021 09:44 AM PST dWeb.News Article from Daniel Webster dWeb.News
Schematic diagram of the shielding mechanism for modified nano-composite shielding material. Credit: Huo Zhiping Dr. Huo Zhipeng and his student Zhao Sheng from the Hefei Institutes of physical science (HFIPS) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences recently developed a lead-free neutron and gamma ray composite shielding material that has high shielding properties and is environmentally... The post Scientists create a lead-free composite shielding material to protect neutrons from gamma radiation appeared first on dWeb.News dWeb.News from Daniel Webster Publisher dWeb.News - dWeb Local Tech News and Business News      |
| Scientists discover genes that enable microbial colonization of plant root roots Posted: 26 Dec 2021 09:44 AM PST dWeb.News Article from Daniel Webster dWeb.News
. Expression of the enzyme diguanylate cyclase (DGC2884, in green) by a bacteria called Pantoea sp. YR343 on tree roots when forming biofilms and colonizing those roots. Arrows indicate the location of bacterial colonization. Credit: Oak Ridge National Laboratory Some microbes can form thin films called biofilms. Biofilms can give microbes an advantage by protecting... The post Scientists discover genes that enable microbial colonization of plant root roots appeared first on dWeb.News dWeb.News from Daniel Webster Publisher dWeb.News - dWeb Local Tech News and Business News      |
| Research uncovers ethnobotanical and phytochemical uses of Fagaropsis in Africa Posted: 26 Dec 2021 09:44 AM PST dWeb.News Article from Daniel Webster dWeb.News
Credit: Elizabeth Syowai Mutinda The genus Fagaropsis Mildbr. ex Siebenl. gehört to the Rutaceae Family. It includes four species, F. hildebrandtii (female), F. angolensis (female), and F. glabra (female). This genus includes trees and shrubs that are native to Madagascar and Africa. Fagaropsis species were used in folkloric medicine to treat and manage various diseases... The post Research uncovers ethnobotanical and phytochemical uses of Fagaropsis in Africa appeared first on dWeb.News dWeb.News from Daniel Webster Publisher dWeb.News - dWeb Local Tech News and Business News      |
| The depth of paddy soils is a key factor in the formation of bacterial communities Posted: 26 Dec 2021 09:44 AM PST dWeb.News Article from Daniel Webster dWeb.News
. The effects of depth on the bacterial community assembly process in paddy soils are influenced by their pH. Credit: Li Weitao Bacterial communities in soil play a key role in carbon (C) and nutrient cycling. It is unclear how soil depth affects bacterial community composition. Which processes are responsible for community assembly and which... The post The depth of paddy soils is a key factor in the formation of bacterial communities appeared first on dWeb.News dWeb.News from Daniel Webster Publisher dWeb.News - dWeb Local Tech News and Business News      |
| Astra Protocol raises $9M in private sale to bring decentralized compliance to the DeFi Ecosystem Posted: 26 Dec 2021 09:42 AM PST dWeb.News Article from Daniel Webster dWeb.News
BUSINESS: [PRESS RELEASE – Zürich, Switzerland, 22nd December 2021] Astra Protocol are pleased to announce that it has raised $9 million via its token sale. Additionally, the project has been supported by top-tier investment firms and individuals, which confirms the need for decentralized compliance within the decentralized finance sector. Astra’s globally patentable protocol is seeing... The post Astra Protocol raises $9M in private sale to bring decentralized compliance to the DeFi Ecosystem appeared first on dWeb.News dWeb.News from Daniel Webster Publisher dWeb.News - dWeb Local Tech News and Business News      |
| FullyCrypto wishes you a Merry Christmas! Posted: 26 Dec 2021 09:42 AM PST dWeb.News Article from Daniel Webster dWeb.News
Reading Time: 2 minutes It’s that time of the year again when we rush to the end of the bed at five in the morning to hope that Santa has left us some bitcoin in our stockings, only to find coal again (or worse, BSV). We at FullyCrypto wish everyone a Merry Christmas. Party Like... The post FullyCrypto wishes you a Merry Christmas! appeared first on dWeb.News dWeb.News from Daniel Webster Publisher dWeb.News - dWeb Local Tech News and Business News      |
| Two Reasons Terra Became The Second Largest DeFi Platform Posted: 26 Dec 2021 09:42 AM PST dWeb.News Article from Daniel Webster dWeb.News
A month ago, no one would have thought that Terra, a little-known blockchain, would have ended the year as the platform with the second-largest LTV in the DeFi sector. This has represented a 200% increment in $LUNA, Terra’s native token. What caused this takeoff? According to DeFillama, Terra has 13 DeFi protocols with a spectacular... The post Two Reasons Terra Became The Second Largest DeFi Platform appeared first on dWeb.News dWeb.News from Daniel Webster Publisher dWeb.News - dWeb Local Tech News and Business News      |
| ConsenSys: Meet the Top-Performing Layer 2 Solutions Posted: 26 Dec 2021 09:42 AM PST dWeb.News Article from Daniel Webster dWeb.News
ConsenSys, a blockchain firm that offers developer tools alongside enterprise solutions, has announced the top-performing layer two solutions in its recently third-quarter web report. Layer 2 solutions help scale the Web3 landscape and attempt to reduce the cost of transactions on Ethereum. Rollups are a great option for providing solutions because of their scaleability. They... The post ConsenSys: Meet the Top-Performing Layer 2 Solutions appeared first on dWeb.News dWeb.News from Daniel Webster Publisher dWeb.News - dWeb Local Tech News and Business News      |
| Consensys: Three ways to make money using NFTs Posted: 26 Dec 2021 09:42 AM PST dWeb.News Article from Daniel Webster dWeb.News
Collective bidding Fractionalization NFTs are Collateral for Loans The Web3 revolution is underway. The Web3 revolution is well underway. This open environment continues to inspire users to come up with new ways to add value to other users. Let’s look at three: 1. Collective Bidding of NFTs First, ConsenSys explained how the average collector could... The post Consensys: Three ways to make money using NFTs appeared first on dWeb.News dWeb.News from Daniel Webster Publisher dWeb.News - dWeb Local Tech News and Business News      |
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