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🚨 New Publication Alert! 🚨

I’m excited to share our latest research, published in Scientific Reports, titled:

“Emergency response for recently isolated Foot and Mouth Disease virus type A Africa in Egypt 2022”

In 2022, Egypt faced a severe outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) caused by the A/Africa/G-IV variant.
📖 Read the full article here: doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-889

Our study on subjective and objective workload of #intensive #care #nurses is published in #ScientificReports. rdcu.be/dVzd7
#Criticalcare nurses experience a subjective high mental load, moderate pace and amount of work and physical load, and low emotional-moral load. Objective measurement instruments such as the TISS-28, NEMS, SGI category, patient-to-nurse ratio reflect some aspects of stress from direct patient care but not all ... #oa #science @nursingresearch @nursing #staffing

New research from *Scientific Reports* shows that how you perceive time is tied to the amount of new information your brain processes. When you're young, everything feels new, so your brain works harder, making time seem to move slowly. As you age, fewer things feel novel, so your brain has less to process, and time seems to fly by. Additionally, once we hit our 20s, the release of dopamine in response to new experiences begins to decline, further contributing to the sensation that time is speeding up.

#Neuroscience #Perception #Time #Dopamine #BrainHealth #Psychology #Aging #ScientificReports #MentalHealth #CognitiveScience #GreatRead

inc-aus.com/jeff-haden/want-to

Inc. Australia · Want to Feel You're Living a Longer, Fuller Life? Neuroscience Says Making More 'Dense' Memories is the Best Way to Slow How You Perceive the Passage of TimeThe years seem to pass more quickly as we age. But they don't have to.

Im 14. Jahrhundert haben #Sturmfluten den Verwaltungsbezirk Edomsharde im heutigen nordfriesischen Wattenmeer komplett zerstört. Zu dieser Harde gehörte auch die sagenhafte Siedlung #Rungholt. Den aktuellen Stand der Forschung dazu hat ein Team von @unimainz, #LEIZA, #UniKiel #ALSH und #ClusterROOTS jetzt in @Nature #ScientificReports veröffentlicht: uni-kiel.de/de/cluster-roots/d
#Archäologie #Geophysik #Landschaftsarchäologie #Naturgefahren

Fun times at #ScientificReports 🤣🙄⬇️ Next time I hear people complainibg that preprints do not really count, because are not peer reviewed... "Let me tell ya about that love story in Sci Rep"...

‘Nonsensical content’: Springer Nature journal (ie Scientific Reports) breaks up with a paper on a love story – Retraction Watch
retractionwatch.com/2024/01/14

#Study finds #female #astronauts more efficient, suggesting #future #space missions with all-female crews

"#Researchers from the #SpaceMedicineTeam, #EuropeanSpaceAgency in #Germany have conducted a study published in #ScientificReports that found female astronauts have lower water requirements for hydration, total energy expenditure, oxygen (O2) consumption, carbon dioxide (CO2) and metabolic heat production during space exploration missions compared to their male counterparts."

phys.org/news/2023-05-female-a

Phys.orgStudy finds female astronauts more efficient, suggesting future space missions with all-female crewsBy Justin Jackson

Paper co-authored with collaborators in Mexico accepted for publication in #scientificreports

Title: Moral reasoning and moral competence as predictors of cooperative behavior in a social dilemma

In the prisoner's dilemma game, participants with developed (postconventional) moral reasoning and stronger moral competence (consistently applying reasoning across situations) more cooperated even after being defected by their counterparts.

Preprint available #psyarxiv bit.ly/3YHLAGI

New Compound Inhibits Influenza Virus Replication:
A research team has identified a compound which inhibits the body's own methyltransferase MTr1, thereby limiting the replication of influenza viruses. The compound proved effective in lung tissue preparations and mouse studies and showed synergistic effects with already approved influenza drugs

uni-bonn.de/en/news/016-2023

Universität BonnNew compound inhibits influenza virus replication

Interesting study in #ScientificReports that did #transcriptome profiling of surgically-removed calcified aortic valves from patients with/without #ClonalHematopoiesis. The authors found broad changes to immune cell infiltrates but also to #antibody profiles that correlated with survival. This last point is cool because CH's impact on #myeloid biology is often discussed, but it can obviously have important effects on #lymphoid cells, too: nature.com/articles/s41598-022 #science #medicine #cardiology

Wow, what???

De novo origins of #multicellularity in response to predation

#evolution #ecoevo #EvolutionaryTransitions #BiologicalIndividuality

"Predation is hypothesized as one selective pressure that may have driven the evolution of multicellularity...Two of five experimental populations of [the unicellular green alga Chlamydomonas] evolved multicellular structures."
nature.com/articles/s41598-019 #ScientificReports

NatureDe novo origins of multicellularity in response to predation - Scientific ReportsThe transition from unicellular to multicellular life was one of a few major events in the history of life that created new opportunities for more complex biological systems to evolve. Predation is hypothesized as one selective pressure that may have driven the evolution of multicellularity. Here we show that de novo origins of simple multicellularity can evolve in response to predation. We subjected outcrossed populations of the unicellular green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii to selection by the filter-feeding predator Paramecium tetraurelia. Two of five experimental populations evolved multicellular structures not observed in unselected control populations within ~750 asexual generations. Considerable variation exists in the evolved multicellular life cycles, with both cell number and propagule size varying among isolates. Survival assays show that evolved multicellular traits provide effective protection against predation. These results support the hypothesis that selection imposed by predators may have played a role in some origins of multicellularity.