At Lascaux Cave: 17,300 Year Old Paintings in France

 Lascaux Caves – Introduction: Lascaux caves are settings of complex caves that are located in the southwest of France. These caves are famous for its paintings that date back to thousands of centuries ago. These caves are famous for its Paleolithic cave paintings. The original caves are located in near a village named as … Read more

Solving Ichthyophthirius multifiliis Threat to Ornamental Fish: Prevention and Treatment

 During the latest decades, fish parasites and their effects have become rising visibly much more related to the growth of ornamental fish industries worldwide. The parasitic organisms are the main threat to the further decrease of freshwater ornamental fish industry which causes diseases problem to the fish including hazards. The most common and widely … Read more

Optimize Siemens’ 7MW Wind Turbine Cooling System for Cost Efficiency

Titelblad Titel: Cooling system for Siemens 7MW offshore windmill Semester: 1. semester Semester tema: Fremtidens energisystemer Projektperiode: 10. oktober – 19. december 2016 ECTS: 10 ECTS Vejleder: Kim Sø rensen og Shobhana Singh Projektgruppe: C2-21 Abstract: This report will be based on a 7 MW wind turbine cooling circuit produced by Siemens and contains the … Read more

Digestive & Respiratory Systems: Digestion 101: All You Need to Know About Digestive and Respiratory Systems

 Sara Szogas   Dr. E – Wednesday evening   Final Exam 10. The digestive system is essential to all living beings with complete or incomplete digestion systems. Incomplete digestion systems are considered primitive due to their long status on earth. They have evolved to a point, but the only entrance and exit still work … Read more

UK Researchers:Taxing Food to Reduce Climate Change: A Bad Idea?

 I chose to analyze two articles on climate change and food tax: Mitigation Potential and Global Health Impacts from Emissions Pricing of Food Commodities published by Nature Climate Change; and UK Researchers: Tax Food to Reduce Climate Change published by The Federalist Papers Project. Article 1: Mitigation Potential and Global Health Impacts from Emissions … Read more

Uncovering the History of Photovoltaic: From Becquerel to Modern Inverters

 HISTORY OF PHOTOVOLTAIC Photovoltaic effect was discovered by a French physicist named Edmund Becquerel in 1839 who had conducted an experiment with an electrolytic cell made up of two metal electrodes. Based on this experiment, Becquerel discovered that with the exposure of light, certain materials produced small amounts of electric current flow. Explanation of … Read more

Analyze Case Studies of Failures in Gmails Globally Distributed Systems: 2008-09

 Case Studies of Failures in Globally Distributed Systems Study of Failures in Gmail’s Globally Distributed Systems – 2008-09 Malhar Chaudhari (Author) Electrical and Computer Engineering Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA, USA mschaudh@andrew.cmu.edu Abstract—From August 2008 to September 2009, Gmail suffered multiple outages that affected a varying subset of estimated 26 million users worldwide. Gmail, … Read more

Exploring the Origins and Uses of Four Core Psychology Approaches: Biological, Behaviourist, Psychodynamic Cognitive

 Psychology A Psychology, is rooted back in ancient history, where philosopher Plato, used the term ‘psyche’ and ‘logos’ to describe how the mind and soul worked. The four main approaches in Psychology are biological, behaviourist, psychodynamic and cognitive. Each approach looks at behaviour differently, and looks at the big debate between nature and nurture. … Read more

The Secret Skepticism of Father Brown (G.K Chesterton – The Secret Garden)

Postmodernism can be defined as “a reaction to the assumed certainty of scientific, or objective, efforts to explain reality. It stems from a recognition that reality is not simply mirrored in human understanding of it, but rather, is constructed as the mind tries to understand its own particular and personal reality” (http://www.pbs.org/faithandreason/gengloss/postm-body.html). From this definition, … Read more

Real Motives of Salem Witch Trials: Research by Mina Ashfour

 Mina Ashfour Research Paper: Alternative Motives for the Salem Witch Trials The Salem witch trials were a series of ‘witchcraft’ accusations against many civilians in colonial Massachusetts. Dozens of people were thrown in jail without trials, and twenty were executed. It was a hysteria that broke loose, and quickly spread to everyone near the … Read more