August, 2023 - Periodic Lens

02 Aug

University of Pisa Scholarships 2024 for International Students

Kafski DeAuthurGuest Columns

The chance to pursue higher education in a foreign country, especially on a fully funded scholarship, is a dream many aspiring scholars share. If your aspirations also align with this vision, the University of Pisa scholarships for the 2024-2025 academic year is an opportunity that demands your attention. Backed by the Italian government's Tuscany regional council, this scholarship paves the way for international students to experience Italy's rich academic environment without the burden of financial constraints. Scholarship Deadline:September 6, 2023 Opportunity:Italian Scholarships Open for Applications:August 1, 2023 Funding Amount:Fully Funded Remaining Days:25 Days Country:Italy The Benefits of the University of…

01 Aug

Best Men’s Skincare Guide: How to Look Healthy and Refreshed

Eyram AttipoeGuest Columns, Health and WellnessHealth, Lifestyle, Men, Skin

The days when women were the only ones who used skincare are long gone. Men today are realizing how important a skincare regimen is for maintaining youthful, healthy skin. In this article, we’ll look at the key elements in a men’s skincare routine, offering insightful analysis and helpful advice to help men create a plan that works for their needs and way of life. Let’s explore the world of men’s skincare and learn how to get skin that is healthier and more colorful. 1. Cleansing: Any skincare regimen must start with thorough cleansing. Whether you have oily, dry, or combo…

01 Aug

Building in Moscow Hit for Second Time in Fresh Drone Strike

periodiclens.comGeneral News

A high-rise building in Moscow housing Russian government ministries has been hit by a drone for the second time in three days, according to the city's mayor. Additionally, air defences shot down "several" drones targeting the capital region. The Russian defence ministry reported that two drones were destroyed in the Odintsovo and Naro-Fominsk districts near Moscow, while a third was jammed and crashed in the Moscow City business district, which houses a cluster of glass skyscrapers showcasing Russia's integration into global financial markets. The ministry attributed the attempted terrorist attack to Ukraine. The building The IQ-Quarter skyscraper, situated 3.4 miles…

01 Aug

Sun Bears – What are they?

periodiclens.comEditorials

Introduction Sun bears, the smallest of the bear species and one of the most intriguing mammals found in Southeast Asia. In this article, we delve into the various aspects of these amazing creatures, from their physical characteristics to their behavior and habitat. Understanding Sun Bears 1. Physical Characteristics Sun bears (Helarctos malayanus) are distinguishable by their unique physical attributes. They typically have a sleek, dark coat with a distinctive orange-yellow mark on their chest, which gives them the name "sun bear." These bears are relatively small, with adult males weighing around 60 to 145 pounds (27 to 65 kilograms) and…

01 Aug

Rare Sun Bear is a Human in Costume: China Zoo Denies

periodiclens.comGeneral News

Hangzhou Zoo in China has found itself embroiled in an unusual controversy after a video of one of its animals, a rare sun bear standing on its hind legs went viral on social media. The footage, which shows the bear interacting with visitors, prompted online accusations of a furry impostor, with some users suggesting that the bear may actually be a human in a costume. The Video https://twitter.com/yicaichina/status/1686267761792790528?s=20 The video clip quickly spread across Chinese social media platforms, leading to a wave of skepticism and doubt regarding the authenticity of the bear. Users pointed out the bear's bipedal posture and…