ConductScience Joins the NVIDIA Connect Program: Accelerating AI-driven Scientific Innovation

Learn More about our Services and how can we help you with your research! Click here Introduction About Why this matters? Impact Looking ahead Introduction ConductScience is excited to announce our acceptance into the prestigious NVIDIA Connect program, an exclusive community designed to empower companies developing cutting-edge AI and machine learning technologies. This partnership further […]

Scientists Discover Physiological Link Between Glial Cells and ’Second Brain’

Glial cells have long been a mystery for neuroscientists. Unlike neurons, they do not transmit electrical impulses, making it hard for researchers to track their activity. It was speculated that they are just a form of support system for the neural network. However, recent research on stomach neurons reveals a different side to glial cells. […]

Cancer Survivors Suffer Long Term Symptoms After Being Cured

When doctors look after cancer survivors, they are mostly screening for metastasis or a recurrence of cancer. However, mounting evidence suggests survivors often suffer from cancer treatment-related issues even though they are cured of the disease. What issues are these? And how can we help cancer survivors have a better quality of life? Cancer Survivors […]

Policing and Public Health: What is the Link?

How can we measure the impact of policing on public health? Recent killings of unarmed civilians in the U.S. sparked an outcry from the public that led to the Black Lives Matter movement. However, this issue may be more pervasive than we think. The way law enforcement officers interact with citizens can impact the health […]

Macropinocytosis: Is this the Target of Future Cancer Research?

Macropinocytosis is a cellular process that occurs in cancer cells. Even though this process may help cancer as it spreads through the body, new research also gives hope for treatment.   What is Macropinocytosis? All cells, including cancer cells, have a membrane that serves as a protective layer. The membrane has to be intact because […]

Milk Chocolate May Help with Weight Regulation

The title of this news article sounds like science fiction, but there is truth in the claim. Recent research suggests that chocolate is not just tasty. It also has a real impact on our metabolism. Especially if we eat it at the right time of day. What’s this all about?   Chocolate Research Most people […]

Are Humans Living Longer? New Study Reveals This May Not Be True

Most of us believe that humans are living longer lives compared to our predecessors throughout history. The belief in our increasing longevity stems from the fact that the average life expectancy is increasing. For instance, the expectancy was 40 years in 1850, and it has grown to 70 + in our age. However, what if […]

Epidemics of the Past Explained with Math and Historical Records

Epidemics are a recurring theme in history. But how much do we know about them? Also, can the past epidemics teach us what to expect in the future? David Earn from the department of applied mathematics at Ontario’s McMaster University wants to see what history can teach us. His research centers on evaluating historical records […]

Diverse Gender Youths are Bullied More Often

The inclusion of diverse gender identities into society is part of the global effort to enhance equality. Even though many countries celebrate the progress toward a more diverse society, there are still milestones to complete. The research from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign clearly illustrates the need for new policies, especially in the education system. […]