How does NASA satellite data help local communities build sustainable fishing practices and restore a reliable supply of food? 🐟
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Science never tasted so good! Mrs. Valenzela’s class at Schultz JH used food to model Earth’s layers, bringing science to life through creativity and hands-on learning! @WallerISD#BulldogPride#ScienceInAction 🍪
Every year, Uganda exports raw coffee at about $2.5 per kilogram. The same coffee once processed abroad can earn up to $40 per kilogram.
That gap is not just money lost but the jobs, skills and national wealth leaving the country.
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Imagine if paralysis from a spinal chord injury could be reversed in weeks with a single jab?
Professor Samuel Stupp has done it with mice. He believes he can do the same for people. Watch our interview here. @BBCWorld@BBCNews#scienceinaction
Incredible views underground, as teams are carrying out the complex work needed to prepare the CMS detector at @CERN for the High-Luminosity era.
📷 Andres Delannoy
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In @nature today - Pelagic #shark hangouts w/ greater overlap w/ longline fishing effort have higher #fishing-induced mortality – spatial overlap a major driver of capture susceptibility - Thanks to colleagues for generating discussions #ScienceInAction
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Making Uganda the Best
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Raw coffee beans leave Uganda at only $2.5 a kilogram, while processed put the same up to $40. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has for long championed this shift to stop the ‘hemorrhage’ of wealth & jobs to foreign processors.
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Uganda can now locally produce cancer, malaria and HIV medicines at reduced costs, made possible by its largest pharmaceutical plant in Matugga.
At the heart of this progress is human capital; scientists who think, innovate and solve problems - @CMwikirize#ScienceInAction | #STIUganda