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One year of ESRF-EBS

One year of ESRF-EBS
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#Followascientist on the new EBS beamlines

#Followascientist on the new EBS beamlines
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#Followascientist on the new EBS beamlines

#Followascientist on the new EBS beamlines 19-07-2021 EBS is providing exciting new science. In addition to the delivery of a brand-new generation of high-energy synchrotron, EBS also includes the construction of four new flagship beamlines and the refurbishment of several others to exploit the performances of the new source. Follow the scientists in charge of the projects in these videos and discover the work in progress at the new EBS BM18 and ID29 and at the refurbished ID27, ID24 and ID21. Share Paul Tafforeau BM18 is the ESRF’s new flagship beamline for microtomography that fully exploits the high-energy X-rays of the new EBS source. This beamline is designed to image large samples (60 cm × 200 cm) on multiple scales: from the complete sample to sub-micrometer resolution imaging of selected regions, with a partial emphasis on automation and high throughput. Its principle is similar to a medical scanner, but 1000 times more precise and more sensitive.

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It Really Was a Planet of the Apes Two Million Years Ago

In a study published today in Science by University of Zurich paleoanthropologists Marcia Ponce de León and Christoph Zollikofer, the fossilized skulls of hominins were studied, including five individuals who lived in Western Asia more than 1.7 million years ago. The paper explains that these brains were about “half the size of modern brains” and that they were organized more like the brains of modern great apes. The new research, unexpectedly, shows “the brain of Homo to be ape-like.” An earlier study published last year by Dr. Marcia Ponce de León and her coauthors demonstrated that an older human ancestor,

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Ideas, Inventions And Innovations : Modern Human Brain Originated in Africa around 1 7 Million Years Ago

Ideas, Inventions And Innovations Modern Human Brain Originated in Africa around 1.7 Million Years Ago Modern humans are fundamentally different from our closest living relatives, the great apes: We live on the ground, walk on two legs and have much larger brains. The first populations of the genus Homo emerged in Africa about 2.5 million years ago. They already walked upright, but their brains were only about half the size of today s humans. These earliest Homo populations in Africa had primitive ape-like brains - just like their extinct ancestors, the australopithecines. So when and where did the typical human brain evolve? CT comparisons of skulls reveal modern brain structures

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