Chicago Tribune Like gigantic, long-necked, prehistoric cows, sauropod dinosaurs roamed widely around the Earth 150 million years ago, scientists reported in the journal Current Biology on Monday. Study finds psychopaths have distinct brain structure LONDON (Reuters) ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Reuters Odd News Summary Chicago Tribune Like gigantic, long-necked, prehistoric cows, sauropod dinosaurs roamed widely around the Earth 150 million years ago, scientists reported in the journal Current Biology on Monday. California seller of suicide kits sentenced for tax offense SAN DIEGO ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Excuse me: Gassy dinosaurs helped warm Earth NBC2 News The research published Monday in Current Biology suggests that large dinosaurs made a significant contribution to the greenhouse effect back then. Study author David Wilkinson of Liverpool John Moores University in England estimated that about 570 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Fluidigm, Broad Establish Center for Research in Mammalian Single-cell Genomics GenomeWeb based headquarters, the Single-Cell Genomics Center is also anticipated to be a hub for collaboration among researchers doing studies in single-cell genomics in stem cells, cancer biology, and other fields. According to the partners, the center results ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Job News : Teaching vacancies in Lagos Schools The Nation Newspaper The subjects for which teachers are to be recruited are English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Physical and health Education (PHE), French, Basic Science, Home economics, Fine Art, Yoruba, IRK, CRK and Basic Technology. Others are Business Studies, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Did farting kill the dinosaurs? The Week Magazine Here's a guide to the revolutionary — and, for some, giggle-worthy — findings: A study by a team of British scientists published in Current Biology argues that dinosaur flatulence "turned the Earth into one giant Dutch oven, contributing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| ASU FACULTY AWARDS: Dixon, Eisenwine, Ko earn 2012 faculty honors San Angelo Standard Times SAN ANGELO, Texas — Dr. Michael T. Dixon of the Biology Department, Dr. Marilyn Eisenwine of the Teacher Education Department and Dr. Mansoo Ko of the Nursing and Rehabilitation Sciences Department have been named the winners of the 2012 Angelo State ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| HPV Survey Shows a Confused Public; CBCD Helps End Confusion on HPV Issues PR Web (press release) The Center for the Biology of Chronic Disease (CBCD) concluded its monthly “HPV IQ survey” which measures the public's current knowledge of HPV. The objective of the survey is to discover the most serious gaps in the public's understanding of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| New Oncology and Pathology Resources Published at Sciences Social Network Houston Chronicle ScienceIndex.com was established in 1998 to index the very latest news, headlines, references and resources in all fields of biology, business, chemistry, engineering, geography, health, mathematics and society. ScienceIndex.com is a health sciences ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| UK Presses Ahead with Open-Access Policy GenomeWeb RCUK, which includes the Medical Research Council and the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council, among others, plans in the coming months to issue a revamped policy for access to scholarly papers to the one it adopted in 2006. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Knight News: Spring Time is Garden Time at Rice? my.hsj.org For example the building of a fence could be part of physics lessons or growing a garden could be part of a biology class. She believes that this project has big challenges like finding a protected space for a garden and summer care to take care of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| DoctorsHealthPress.com Supports Study Showing Specific Nut Can Boost the ... Houston Chronicle (SOURCE: Ukhanova, M., et al., "Human gut microbiota changes after consumption of almonds or pistachios," Presented at 2012 ExperimentalBiology meeting in San Diego, CA, on Apr. 23, 2012.) Doctors Health Press e-Bulletin is a daily e-letter providing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Scientists Estimate Dinosaurs Passed Enough Gas To Warm Up The Planet NPR (blog) As it seems is always the case, though, a closer reading of the study released in the journal Current Biology reveals the reporting is just hot air. "A new study suggests that dinosaurs may have helped keep an already overheated world warmer with their ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Guest Column: Science is about asking questions Rockford Register Star The joke among scientists in those fields is “if you want to find atheists, go over to the biology department.” Consider this: Most scientists in the Dark Ages thought the world was flat. If consensus makes science, as Vee suggests, then that must be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hamilton Thorne Receives CE Mark for Its LYKOS(R) Clinical Laser System SYS-CON Media (press release) BEVERLY, MA and TORONTO -- (Marketwire) -- 05/08/12 -- Hamilton Thorne Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: HTL), a leading provider of precision laser devices and advanced image analysis systems for the fertility, stem cell and developmentalbiology research markets, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Dinosaur Fart Global Warming Paper is a Load of Crap Science 2.0 (blog) Associate Professor of Cell Biology and Human Anatomy at UC Davis School of Medicine. Long-time stem cell and cancer scientist. Cancer survivor... In my other life as a stem cell scientist and blogger, I've been writing a series on the seven sins of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Saunders: Sex scandals know no party boundaries News & Observer BY BARRY SAUNDERS - bsaunders@newsobserver.com The Triangle, we're told, has more Ph.Ds and college grads per square inch than any place on Earth, but a lot of people around here need some basic education in biology. To wit: further schooling is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Campus Kitty Collects More Than $50000 for Charity Hendrix College Events and News "As a senior, never in my four years at Hendrix have I been more proud of our campus than when I stood on the stage at Miss Hendrix and announced the grand total raised this school year," said Malena Outhay, a senior biochemistry molecular biology ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Blue Hills Trailside Museum holding 'creepy, crawly' event Boston.com Jonathan Twining, an assistant professor of biology at Eastern Nazarene College, will also be on hand with his collection of slimy and scaly creatures. The event costs $2 for adult members, $4 for non-member adults, and $2 for all children. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Duke-led Team Reports on Clinical Exome Sequencing Pilot Project GenomeWeb In addition, the researchers emphasized the potential importance of doing functional analyses, in some cases, to explore the consequences of candidate mutations — information that is also expected to clarify some of the biologicalprocesses affected ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sperm Collide Along Liquid Maze on Way to Fertilize Egg U.S. News & World Report "In basic terms, how do we find the 'Usain Bolt' among the millions of sperm in an ejaculate," study author Dr. Jackson Kirkman-Brown, lead in reproductivebiology at the University of Birmingham and science lead at the Birmingham Women's Fertility ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Robots that reveal the inner workings of brain cells domain-B The project is a collaboration between the labs of Ed Boyden, the Benesse Career Development associate professor of biological engineering and brain and cognitive sciences at MIT, and Craig Forest, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 'How can you revise if you don't have a plan?' Nursing Times (blog) Along with “What biology coursework is now on You Tube?” and “How can you revise when your physics book is downstairs?” Sadly my daily lecture on the benefits of a plan, to-do lists, colour pens and PostIt notes is greeted with, at best, rolling eyes ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pediatric Gastroenterologist Dr. Laurie Conklin Appointed to Sheikh Zayed ... Becker's ASC Review She is a principal investigator for the institute's Systems Biology Initiative and is director of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center at Children's National Medical Center. Her clinical interests are focused on better ways to detect and manage ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Not all tumor cells are equal: Stanford study reveals huge genetic diversity ... EurekAlert (press release) To make their latest discovery, Jeffrey, along with an interdisciplinary team of engineers, quantitative biologists, genome scientists and clinicians, relied on a technology they developed in 2008. Called the MagSweeper, it's a device that lets them ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| UPI NewsTrack Science and Technology News UPI.com Wilkinson and study co-author Graeme Ruxton from the University of St. Andrews detailed their research in the journal Current Biology. "Indeed, our calculations suggest that these dinosaurs could have produced more methane than all modern sources ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Newborns With Missing Spleen - Genetic Link Identified Medical News Today Leading researcher, Dr. Licia Selleri, an associate professor in the Department of Cell and Developmental Biology at Weill Cornell Medical College, explains: "The great news is that with the appropriate preventive antibiotic treatment these children ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Robot reveals the inner workings of brain cells - Biology News Net Biology News Articles & Current Events, Updated Daily. www.biologynews.net/.../robot_reveals_the_inner_workings_... |
| Mystery of the domestication of the horse solved - Biology News Net ... New research indicates that domestic horses originated in the steppes of modern -day Ukraine, southwest Russia and west Kazakhstan, mixing with local wild ... esciencenews.com/...net/.../mystery.domestication.horse.solved |
| Biology News Story - PHP @ Radford - Radford University During the 2012 College of Science and Technology commencement ceremony biology major Kiersten Newtoff was presented the Artis Outstanding Student ... https://php.radford.edu/~biology/newsstory.php?storyid=119 |
| Scientists: Dinosaur flatulence may have warmed Earth (+video) ... cows, sauropod dinosaurs roamed widely around the Earth 150 million years ago, scientists reported in the journal Current Biology on Monday. ... In thenews: ... www.csmonitor.com/.../Scientists-Dinosaur-flatulence-may-ha... |
| Excuse Me: Gassy Dinosaurs Helped Warm Earth ABC News Tech This Out ... The research published Monday in CurrentBiology suggests that large dinosaurs made a significant contribution to the greenhouse ... abcnews.go.com/.../excuse-gassy-dinosaurs-helped-warm-eart... |
| Geography and geology class studies diverse ... - Biology News News & Events. Alumni · Awards · Biology News · Seminars · Student Updates · Calendar of Events · Facebook · Photo Gallery · Contact Us; Research Centers ... www.wku.edu/biology/news/index.php?view=article... |
| Larkin and Biology Students Participate in Reforestation Project at ... Biology professor Jeff Larkin took four students to participate in a volunteer project to plant 15000 trees and ... Read the full text of the original news post here. www.iup.edu/newsItem.aspx?id=127610&blogid=5467 |
| Biology News - Winter 2012 edition — Penn State Department of ... Biology newsletter. ... Department of Biology. search. Search This Site, Search Penn State Web, Search Penn State ... Alumni and Giving · News and Events ... bio.psu.edu/about-us/BiologyNews_Winter2012.pdf/view |
| Twitter / PhysOrg Biology News: Darwinian selection contin ... Darwinian selection continues to influence human evolution tw.phys.org/ 255019075 12:36 PM Apr 30th via Phys.Org Status Update Retweeted by 1 person ... twitter.com/physorg_biology/status/197046852443574272 |
| Biology of a Sneeze: Rebooting the Airway's Defense - Penn ... Penn Medicine researchers are the authors of a new study, out in the May issue of the Journal of the Federation of American Societies for ExperimentalBiology, ... news.pennmedicine.org/.../biology-of-a-sneeze-rebooting-the-... |
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