@Orvium: Science meets Blockchain

"Orvium is the first open source and decentralized framework for managing scholarly publication's life cycles and the associated data. Our goal is to help the scientific community share its publications, eliminate existing inefficiencies and biases of the publication market and improve the quality and effectiveness of the publication life cycle. The ultimate objective is to become the leading publication platform for the research community while returning the benefits of science to society." -[Orvium — Open and Transparent Science Powered By Blockchain]

@Chigz14

"Hey guys, sorry I haven’t been able to stream or post much in the last week, I’ve just committed to a long contract for some new work, I’ve recently started my own company, I’ve been in the working in the wind sector for around 5 years but recently taken the plunge to work for myself, as you can all understand starting a new business will take a lot of commitment at the start but I will still try and interact as much as possible on steem, dlive and in the dlivestreamers discord." -[Clean energy ❤️]

@ScienceAngel

"After several years of research, it has been found that the African savannah elephant (Loxodonta africana) genome surprisingly contains 20 copies (which means 40 alleles!) of TP53 tumor-suppressor gene. Just for comparison purposes it should be mentioned that human genome contains only one copy of this gene - 2 alleles, and both of them need to be active for proper function as a tumor-suppressor." -[Peto’s Paradox, or Why Elephants Do Not Get Cancer?]