Monthly Archives: December 2020

Defining a Chromatogram. A chromatogram is a graphic interpretation of information in relevance to time. The output is in the form of a chromatogram that we can get through the chromatography machine’s effective running. The results can be displayed on … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Iowa Climate Science Education:
Flag of the United Nations, Public Domain Image Guest essay by Eric Worrall Lots of ambitious promises of action by 2050, but not a lot of detailed plans. World is in danger of…

Cities are systems of tremendous, ever-evolving complexity. Responsibly guiding an area’s development requires spatial information that’s robust, nuanced and constantly updated, as well as the problem-solving skills to apply that information. This challenge has made geographic information science and technology … Continue reading →

This research also includes a groundbreaking study to determine the lethality of Covid-19 based on the most comprehensive available measure: the total years of life that it will rob from all people. This accords with the CDC’s tenet that “the … Continue reading →