The Ig Nobel Art of Hindgut Breathing

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The Ig Nobel Art of Hindgut Breathing

October 22, 2024|News, Events, Research | 9 Min Read
Japanese Researchers get to the Bottom of a Respiratory Peculiarity The Ig Nobel Prize for Physiology was awarded recently to a group of Japanese researchers who, we presume, used novel [...]
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National Geographic… and VO2max?

August 28, 2024|News, Research | 7 Min Read
National Geographic has always been a pillar of learning, used to prop up bookcases in student apartments throughout the world. But gone (almost) are the days of the print edition, [...]
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Kafka, Lennon, Warhol, Zappa… and Experimental Biology?

June 26, 2024|News, Events | 7 Min Read
OK, I know that Kafka's The Metamorphosis is all about existential angst, loneliness and isolation, but as a physiologist my main interest when reading it was how, and at which [...]
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VOCO – The Right Fit for Your Research

May 22, 2024|News, Events, Research | 9 Min Read
Measuring Cardiopulmonary Fitness - (and the Lack of it...) Every year I Race the Cat. That's not some bizarre pursuit of a furry feline but a brutal adventure-race triathlon in [...]
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Singing Fish and Coral Condoms. Earth Day 2024

April 22, 2024|News, Recent Publications, Research | 7 Min Read
Scientists are being increasingly inventive in the desperate race to preserve the degradation of ecosystems on this precious planet of ours. A recent story in the Guardian newspaper relates that [...]
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Putting Spring in your Research

March 27, 2024|News, Events, Recent Publications, Research | 9 Min Read
Well, you could listen to the birdsong, absent for so many months, or to the monumental bore who insists on instructing you (despite your cavernous yawns) that Spring has arrived [...]
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Q-teach Packages for Biology Laboratory Education (not boring)

February 22, 2024|Education, News, Recent Publications, Research | 10 Min Read
As profs in the teaching lab, we've all had that experience - the cerebral student from the University Chess Team complaining that experiments lack intellectual challenge. And if, like me, [...]
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Three Degrees Means Toast!

November 28, 2023|News, Events, Recent Publications, Research | 9 Min Read
The Climate Crisis and Environmental Monitoring On November 20th, the United Nations annual Emissions Gap Report stated that the world faces between 2.5C (4.5F) and 2.9C (5.2F) of warming above [...]
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Agronomy, Crop, and Soil Science

October 25, 2023|News, Events, Research | 9 Min Read
From the CEO Given Qubit's long history in providing research equipment to agronomists and soil scientists, it would be a cardinal sin if we were not to exhibit at the [...]
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International Day of Peace

September 21, 2023|News, Research | 6 Min Read
From the CEO On the United Nations International Day of Peace, and especially after watching the terrifying Oppenheimer movie, I was pondering to what extent, if any, Qubit Systems contributes [...]
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