January, 2023

• 30 January

  New Study: Precisely Why Funny Singles Tend To Be Attractive (and Where You Can Meet These)

  2020 is a-year of severe topics that quality serious thought and alter. But there can be still a need to locate dots of delight on the list of gravitas. One way to do this is usually to be with someone that can make you have a good laugh. In case …

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• 29 January

  Greenwashing: A Technique to Deceive Environmentalists

  

  Greenwashing is an evolutionary technique developed by large corporations. It’s an emerging strategy to deceive environmentalists. Like every other country, many large companies in Bangladesh are also following this technique to grab the attention of people who are prone to buy products from environment-friendly companies, not from others. This strategy …

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• 11 January

  Houseplants in Future: Our At-Home Power Plant

  

  While imagining the future, we think about a lot of things like flying cars, robots assisting humans, and even time machines. But do we ever imagine ourselves depending on plants to watch TV, turn on fans, or even charge our mobile phones? For now, it may seem hard to create …

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December, 2022

• 30 December

  EssayNow.net Review: How Does This Service Help Get A Successful Essay?

  Successful paper is a popular demand of any student who wants to receive a high mark. And essays now are so important that you can get a scholarship for completing a successful paper. But such importance of papers makes writing them extremely hard for many students. And this is why …

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• 17 December

  Doomsday Seed Vault: Hoarding for Apocalypse

  

  What do you picture when the land of midnight sun, Norway crosses your mind? It must be white snowy terrain, crystal-like blue glaciers, magical dancing aurora, astounding fjords, wild polar bears, scenic landscapes, intriguing cultural heritage, and all the mind-boggling aspects. But little do we know, this land is accommodating …

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November, 2022

• 13 November

  Psychology of Slime Molds: Regression to the Mean

  Today we believe that being an exception is the new normal. We try our best to be an exception at something, to be an outlier. We don’t wanna be among the average people. We don’t wanna be mediocre. But mediocrity prevails in nature in every phenomenon. No matter how hard …

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• 13 November

  Typification

  Typification: The nomenclatural type is that constituent element (a spec­imen, or a description or a figure) of a taxon to which the name is permanently at­tached. This need not be the most typical or representative element but is the original material on which the description of the taxon is based. …

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• 13 November

  Light: its source, quality, and underwater quality of light

  

  All factors, providing energy in environment or factors, regulating rates of various metabolic and catabolic processes of organisms called physical factors or rate limiting factors. What is the soul source of solar energy ? Firstly, the sun is the extremely powerful energy source. Sunlight is the largest source of energy …

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• 13 November

  Plant Biotechnology

  What is Plant Biotechnology? Plant biotechnology can be defined as the use of tissue culture and genetic engineering techniques to produce genetically modified plants that exhibit new or improved desirable characteristics.   A Short History of Plant Biotechnology The foundations of modern plant biotechnology can be traced back to the …

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• 13 November

  Microtubules: The Skeleton of Cell

  Microtubules are part of the cytoskeleton and can assemble into bundles, for example, the cortical microtubules, the spindle and the phragmoplast. Discovery: De Robertis and Franchi (1953) reported the presence of microtubules in cell. Ledbetter and Porter (1963) found microtubules in the cytoplasm and termed as “Cytotubule”. Distribution: Fawcett and …

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