Scientific Breakthrough in Sustainable Fish Farming

Researchers from Nanyang Technological University,​ Singapore (NTU Singapore) and Temasek Polytechnic have achieved a significant milestone in the realm of sustainable ⁤fish farming. By substituting half of the fishmeal protein ⁢in ⁢Asian seabass⁢ diets⁤ with a “single cell protein” derived from microbes found in soybean‍ processing wastewater, they have opened​ up new⁤ possibilities for environmentally friendly aquaculture practices. This⁢ groundbreaking study has been recently documented in the esteemed journal Scientific Reports.

Revolutionizing Aquaculture
 
The innovative approach adopted by the research team at NTU Singapore and Temasek Polytechnic marks a significant shift towards sustainable aquaculture. By harnessing microbial protein from an unconventional source like soybean processing wastewater, the researchers have demonstrated the feasibility of reducing reliance on traditional fishmeal in fish diets.
  
Key Findings
 
The study showcases the following attributes, reinforcing the credibility of the research:
 
     
Fact-checked: The findings have undergone rigorous fact-checking processes.
     
Peer-reviewed publication: The research has been subjected to peer review for validation.
     
Trusted source: The study emanates from reputable institutions like NTU Singapore and Temasek Polytechnic.
     
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Research Team
 
The NTU-TP research team comprises distinguished members such as NTU Professor Stefan Wuertz, Dr. Loo Poh Leong, Dr. Ezequiel Santillan, Dr. Woo Yissue, and Dr. Diana Chan. Their collaborative efforts have been instrumental in driving this scientific breakthrough.
  
Implications for the Future
 
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In the commemorative framework of International Mother Earth Day, celebrated on April 22, millennials express their concern about preserving the environment, with recycling and water care being the practices they use most to protect it, however; Technology has become the way in which they emit more pollutants on a daily basis.

“Well, in a certain way, cell phone use, because it requires electrical energy to charge, for everyday use, as well as the pollutants they emit,” Kim mentioned.

“As we know, technology has a significant impact, both positive and negative, on the one hand it has allowed advances in energy efficiency, and for example, reducing the use of paper in offices; However, the rapid pace of development has generated an increase in electronic devices and waste, and also the increase in energy demand for the use of data centers and devices where all our information, well, is stored there, which requires much more energy to maintain itself,” said Dr. María Alejandra Fonseca Salazar of Environmental Sustainability on Campuses- COUS UNAM.

Why do emails pollute?

The main reason is that emails are stored in large data centers, translated on servers throughout the world. These servers are the physical part of the digital world. To operate, servers require a constant cooling temperature. The electricity needed to sustain that operation is typically produced by fossil fuels, which generates large amounts of carbon emissions

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Despite everything that science has revealed about the evolution and history of our planet over the years, there is still a lot we don’t know.

There always seems to be a new discovery that provides clues about our past, and in 2019, that discovery came in the form of mitochondrial DNA.

Quoted from the Unilad report, Professor Vanessa Hayes, a geneticist at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research in Sydney, and her team analyzed 1,217 samples of mitochondrial DNA, which is passed from mother to child.

The DNA comes from people who live in Africa the south, and Hayes notes that ‘we have known for a long time that modern humans originated in Africa a

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New Windows 11 Update May Introduce New Watermark Reminder for AI Hardware Requirements

Many users are already familiar with the annoying watermark that appears in the lower right corner of Windows 11 if the serial number is not enabled. However, a new discovery suggests that another watermark may soon be introduced for PC hardware that does not meet the AI requirements.

According to foreign media Tom’s Hardware, a netizen named Albacore recently found that the Windows 11 Insider Build 26200 version may display a watermark if the PC hardware does not meet the AI E

A study published in the journal Nature on April 23 brought to light the discovery of a new neutron star following a space megaexplosion. This body, better known as a magnet, was seen thanks to the European Space Agency’s XMM-Newton telescope after issuing a gamma ray alert in space orbit.

After receiving the notification, the scientists ordered the XMM-Newton telescope track to find out the location of the explosion. Immediately, the Comprehensive Gust Warning System (IBAS, by its acronym in English) located the explosion near the galaxy M82also known as Cigar galaxy due to its oblique formation in the galactic disk.

To reconfirm that it was a neutron star, the Italian National Galileo Telescopes and Observatoire de Haute-Provence were used. In this way, the absence of visible light was confirmed. Sandro Mereghetti, astrophysicist and co-author of the res