Welcome to our latest newsletter. In this edition, we support Lung Cancer Awareness Month. We also feature: An approach to modern democracy by revisiting Plato's dialogues; What the UK can do to reach 'net zero' greenhouse gas emissions; Kudos staff picks; and Stories from our COVID and Climate Change Showcases. Also, find out how our publicity and editorial services can help deliver 3x more views for your research.
November is lung cancer awareness month. Lung cancer is by far the leading cause of cancer, making up almost 25% of all cancer deaths (American Cancer Society). This month is used to raise awareness of lung cancer symptoms and encourage people displaying those to visit their doctor. Included in this newsletter are Stories that focus on malignant pleural mesothelioma and lung cancer – offering new insight for the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of the cancers, including the use of cutting-edge technologies and informatics tools to advance research, and a well-known type 2 diabetes therapeutic target as a potential monotherapy.
PPAR Activators for Lung Cancer Prevention and Treatment
Aravind Reddy Tarugu
Mesothelioma and Lung Cancer
Asmarley Centre for Genomic Medicine, National Heart & Lung Institute
PPAR-Gamma Ligands as Lung Cancer Therapeutics
Aravind Reddy Tarugu
Featured Project:
Ethics and Political Thought: Approaching Modern Democracy by Revisiting Plato’s Dialogues
Dr. Steven Robinson believes that Plato’s works can help us to better define the boundary between ethical and political values. His research concentrates on the interpretation of Plato’s early and middle dialogues as they touch upon themes that are essential to ethics and political thought.
Featured Project:
What the UK can do to reach ‘net zero’ greenhouse gas emissions
Sir David Hendry and Dr Jennifer Castle from the University of Oxford looked at how the UK can meet the 'net zero' greenhouse gas emissions target by 2050, also discussing a range of potential problems that could stop this target from being met.
Kudos Staff Picks
Looking for Romance? That First Impression Matters
Alexander Baxter et al., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, November 2022
E-learning fatigue and its effects on university students
Hope C. Reed, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, October 2022
Feeling Good and In Control: In-game Tools to Support Targets of Toxicity
Elizabeth Reid et al., Association for Computing Machinery, October 2022
Kudos COVID Knowledge Cooperative
Why is remdesivir effective against COVID-19? Computer simulations explain
Hoang Linh Nguyen et al., ACS Publications, December 2020
Studying viral proteins to identify potential targets for COVID-19 therapeutics
Ernesto Estrada, AIP Publishing, June 2020
What does green banking mean at the intersection of pandemic and climate change?
Luiz Awazu Pereira da Silva, De Gruyter, October 2021
Kudos Climate Change Knowledge Cooperative
A model to tell earth’s natural climatic patterns apart from human-caused climate change
A. Gavrilov et al., AIP Publishing, December 2020
A new method to assess climate feedback models
Brian J. Soden and Isaac M. Held, American Meteorological Society, July 2006
Helping the earth heal itself: Nature-based solutions to tackle climate change
Alexandre Chausson et al., Wiley, September 2020
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