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Serpens - Science Journal
The Serpens represent a snake held by the healer Asclepius in Greek mythology, who was said to bring the deceased back to life with the power of the snake. It is a symbol of both continual revival and the questions of life, death, health and sickness that are as old as humankind itself.
Some of the greatest questions about our existence, lifestyles and the future of humanity are led by scientific concepts, theories, and practices. In this section, read about medicine, physics, biology, artificial intelligence and anything that our world’s scientists and researchers have worked on or are working on.
Edition IX. Transitions and Resolutions
April 10, 2024
Art Objects on the Move
Sabrina Harverson
What can we learn from Claude Monet’s Argenteuil basin with a Single Sailboat? A work extensively conserved in 2014 for 18 months by Ireland’s National Gallery. What do we see when we look at it? I am talking about the medium, the oil paint which creates the whole nautical scene...READ MORE
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