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How Key Enzyme Transforms Brain Protein in Alzheimer’s



  • Brain & Behavior

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Just One Extra Hour of Weekly Exercise May Lower Heart Risk by 11%




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News Echo Chambers Are Not Universal, Global Study Finds




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How Ancient and Modern Predators Cope with Worn-Out Teeth



  • Life & Non-humans

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Robot that watched surgery videos performs with skill of human doctor




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Divided Nation: Study Shows Most Trump Voters See American Values Under Siege, Deepening Psychological Rift




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New ‘3-in-1’ Antibody Shows Promise in Cancer Treatment




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Scientists Identify New Chemical Behind Corpse Flower’s Rotting Smell



  • Life & Non-humans

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53-Year Study Shows 90% Drop in Forest Elephant Numbers



  • Life & Non-humans

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Computer Models Reveal Solar Polar Vortices for First Time




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Mental Fatigue Makes Brain Areas ‘Fall Asleep,’ Leading to More Aggressive Behavior



  • Brain & Behavior

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Scientists Map Complex Control System Behind Octopus Arm Movement



  • Life & Non-humans
  • Physics & Mathematics

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Tiny but Mighty: New Printhead Could Speed Up 3D-Printed Organ Development




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Switching Completely to E-Cigarettes Improves Smokers’ Breathing, Study Finds




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Air Pollution During Pregnancy and Early Childhood Linked to Increased Autism Risk



  • Brain & Behavior
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  • Energy & Environment

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Neurons Grow Faster When Muscles Exercise, MIT Study Reveals




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New Single Test Can Detect Almost Any Disease-Causing Pathogen in Hours




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Light Pollution Disrupts Bee Sleep Patterns, Threatening Vital Pollinators



  • Life & Non-humans

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Young Dog Owners More Likely to See Pets as Children, Study Finds



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Scientists Design First Practical Light-Amplifying Crystal That Could Revolutionize Medical Sensors




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27 more ELT events

ELT Calendar is the source for information on workshops, seminars and conferences for language teachers in every part of Japan. There are 27 upcoming events currently listed on the calendar.




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Four Steps to Start Optimizing a Poorly Performing Duct System

A question I’m frequently asked is, where do you start when improving a poorly performing duct system? Do you tear it out and start over again, or is there an easier way? The good news is, there is a simple, logical pattern you can follow to optimize a duct system.




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Four Ways You Might Be Using an Air Duct Calculator Incorrectly

The air duct calculator, or “ductulator,” is a commonly used tool for designing and installing duct systems. Unfortunately, many designers and technicians receive limited instructions on its correct use.




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Duct Leakage Is Tricky Business

As common as the duct leakage problem is, it’s also very easy to go in with less-than-adequate knowledge for solving the problem in customers’ homes due to all the possible variables in play.




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Offer Ductwork Maintenance as a New Service, Source of Revenue

Although ductwork doesn’t require quite as much maintenance as other HVAC equipment does, there are steps to be taken to ensure its longevity, safety, and efficient operation.




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Infographic: 6 Deadly Facts About Indoor Air Quality

While exterior pollutants, such as smog and CO, may receive more attention, IAQ within a home can have serious effects on our physical and mental health, as well.




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You Can’t Judge a Book By Its Cover, So Read the Story

The tech who showed up to the house was probably just as surprised as I was that my dad was getting the ducts cleaned. But he saw this appointment as an opportunity, not a waste of time. He talked to my dad, found things out about him and the house. Because he spent just a few minutes with my dad, he was able to add on additional products and services. That tech turned a $375 duct cleaning job into a $1,500 IAQ solution job.




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10 Factors That Determine Duct System Performance

Paying attention to these 10 factors will ensure that customers get the highest possible comfort and efficiency.




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When You Should Look Beyond the HVAC System

Some comfort and indoor air quality issues we encounter bleed over from areas that we might be unfamiliar with. The most common are the influences of building construction, like leakage and insulation.




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Indoor Air Quality a Hot Topic at NADCA Conference

The National Air Duct Cleaners Association recently drew more than 500 people to a resort near Denver for its annual meeting and exposition.




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Duct Cleaners Gather in New Orleans for 34th Annual Meeting

Slideshow: The National Air Duct Cleaning Association annual meeting in New Orleans at the end of March delved deep into the cleaning business with a focus on keeping up the demand momentum for the service from COVID-19.




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Five Duct Renovation Rules to Remember

These simple guidelines will help HVAC contractors shift their business from “practitioner” to “specialist.”




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Seven Steps for Successful Duct Renovations

Duct renovation is not a silver bullet. Instead, it’s an important piece of the overall comfort system.




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Duct Renovators Are the Missing Link

Give your duct renovators purpose and help them understand why their position is valuable.




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NADCA Fall Technical Conference Offers Hands-On Training

NADCA’s annual Fall Technical Conference features hands-on training during which attendees can use real-world scenarios to develop practical skills.




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The One-Degree Principle

The key is to adjust your set point slowly and focus on progress, not perfection. Don’t try to add 100°F all at once; you’ll burn out.




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Customer Service Lessons a Veterinarian Taught Me

It’s easy to forget that what is a regular day on the job for you is a significant event in the life of your customer.




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Three Common Signs of Air Filtration Failure

You perform maintenance each year, but by the next maintenance visit, dirt and grime are in the equipment again. Have you ever wondered why this happens?




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Are Duct Cleaners the New Wave of Duct Renovators?

Offering duct renovation can be a boon to HVAC contractors, and the time to get started is now.




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Carrier: BAS Smart Valves

These additions to the components available for the i-Vu® BAS provide operators access to valve performance data.




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How to Diagnose a Thermostatic Expansion Valve Failure

This article will hopefully save the lives of a few TXVs and the pocketbooks of some customers.




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Belimo Air Controls (USA) Inc.: Connected Zone Valve

The intelligent valve OptiPoint™ is a customized Belimo ZoneTight™ valve with enhanced MP-Bus communication.




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Powers, a Watts brand: Digital Mixing Valve

Now available in new 1.5- and 2-inch sizes, this smart mixing valve connects through the building automation system (BAS).




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Vertiflo Pump Co.: Centrifugal Pumps

With easy access to the impeller and case to remove debris, this product has an oversized, tapered bore and a self-flushing seal chamber.




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Parker Sporlan Designs Products to Make Life Easier for Contractors

Parker Sporlanls latest offerings include a rugged carrying case, off-the-shelf valves, and a simple-to-use board for refrigeration control.




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Warren Controls: Control Valves

This upgraded version of its AmurAct is designed for 1.5 million cycles and can withstand ambient temperatures up to 140°F.




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Webstone, a Nibco brand: Service Valve Kits

Designed for tankless water heaters with integrated PRV and/or drain ports, this valve kit isolates the unit for servicing.




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Overcharge Symptoms Differ Due To Metering Devices

There are varying types of symptoms that can occur when a refrigeration system has an overcharge of refrigerant.




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Make Sure the TXV Remote Bulb Is Properly Placed

This article will explore the remote bulb and its proper placement on a system’s suction line.