11 *distilled* editions and way more to go. As usual, an insane work schedule makes them late, but we are still in business. So let's have a look to the best articles posted within the STEMsocial community last week. Feel free to read and comment the posts of all featured authors of the week! Note that if you use [our app](https://stem.openhive.network), your comments are eligible for a small upvote from STEMsocial!
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Before moving on with the two best posts that have been selected (by @lemouth) from all the posts found by our curators last week, here are the most supported ones:
| Author | Title |
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| @girolamomarotta| Cellular therapies in Covid-19 patients|
| @lemouth| Exploiting the results of the CERN LHC - about my own research|
| @tomlee| Natural Gas Gathering and Transportation Systems: A Case Study of Nigeria|
| @corsica| 👶 One journey for a child #9 👶|
| @cyprianj| Debunking the myths; Spreading the facts about Covid-19|
| @mike961| Honey as Wound Dressing: Does it Really Work?|
| @lupafilotaxia| Biotype and plant adaptability // Laguncularia racemosa (Combretaceae)|
| @cyprianj| Critical appraisal of the overtly neglected potency of Ascorbic acid in rejuvenating human natural defense and anti-aging mechanism|
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Gas is oe of the main resources if Nigeria. Therefore, the process behind its gathering and transport to the main centres of the country is crucial. Our member @tomlee addresses this topic in his last post, discussing a topic he presented at the university last year.
Honey can help with wounds. This is by far not a myth and there is solid scientific grounds behind that. Honey has several properties that helps with any wound, concerning the bound itself but also the bacteriological dynamics around it. However, we should be careful and read the fineprints... @mike961 tells us everything on this topic this week!
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Before moving on with the two best posts that have been selected (by @lemouth) from all the posts found by our curators last week, here are the most supported ones:
| Author | Title |
| ------ | ------ |
| @girolamomarotta| Cellular therapies in Covid-19 patients|
| @lemouth| Exploiting the results of the CERN LHC - about my own research|
| @tomlee| Natural Gas Gathering and Transportation Systems: A Case Study of Nigeria|
| @corsica| 👶 One journey for a child #9 👶|
| @cyprianj| Debunking the myths; Spreading the facts about Covid-19|
| @mike961| Honey as Wound Dressing: Does it Really Work?|
| @lupafilotaxia| Biotype and plant adaptability // Laguncularia racemosa (Combretaceae)|
| @cyprianj| Critical appraisal of the overtly neglected potency of Ascorbic acid in rejuvenating human natural defense and anti-aging mechanism|
Interested in being part of that list? Please check these guidelines or ask for a mentor on Discord or on the Openhive Chat.
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Our top choices
---Natural Gas Gathering and Transportation Systems: A Case Study of Nigeria
Gas is oe of the main resources if Nigeria. Therefore, the process behind its gathering and transport to the main centres of the country is crucial. Our member @tomlee addresses this topic in his last post, discussing a topic he presented at the university last year.
Honey as Wound Dressing: Does it Really Work?
Honey can help with wounds. This is by far not a myth and there is solid scientific grounds behind that. Honey has several properties that helps with any wound, concerning the bound itself but also the bacteriological dynamics around it. However, we should be careful and read the fineprints... @mike961 tells us everything on this topic this week!
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