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Hundreds Of New Giant Viruses Discovered In Global Waters: Study
The study identified 230 new giant viruses and 530 novel functional proteins, shedding light on their interactions with marine microbes and potential biotechnological applications.
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"Work Somewhere Else": Ecuador's Narco Violence Threatens Scientists
Biologist Cesar Garzon was searching for a small, endangered parakeet in southern Ecuador when he was warned he may be kidnapped, highlighting the danger for scientists in the biodiverse country engulfed in narco violence.
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Assam's Purnima Devi Barman Receives 'Green Oscar' Whitley Gold Award 2024
Ms Barman wants to double the global population of the endangered Greater Adjutant Stork to 5,000 by 2030.
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Video Captures Terrifying Moment US Biologist Was Almost Struck By Lightning
The incident happened when 35-year-old Forrest Galante was filming a promotional video for his YouTube channel in South Florida.
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Rare, Blood-Sucking Fish With Rows Of Teeth Spotted On A Beach In The Netherlands
According to NOAA, a US government agency, sea lamprey is a parasitic fish native to the northern and western Atlantic Ocean.
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Bear Cub With Head Stuck In Plastic Container Rescued In US, Internet Happy
Wildlife biologists in Connecticut, in the United States, had to rescue a bear cub who stuck its head in a transparent plastic jar, according to wildlife officials.
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Dr. Kamal Ranadive Lauded With Google Doodle on Her 104th Birth Anniversary for Cancer and Leprosy Research
Dr. Kamal Ranadive is known for her contributions to the field of biology and her cancer research. Artist Ibrahim Rayintakath has created a Google Doodle on her 104th birthday. The biologist is responsible for opening India’s first tissue culture laboratory.
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Professor Farukh Arjmand Of AMU Receives 'Distinguished Women Scientists Award 2016' In ISCBC-2017
Aligarh Muslim University academic, Professor Farukh Arjmand associated with the University's Department of Chemistry has been conferred with the 'Distinguished Women Scientists Award 2016' by the Indian Society of Chemist and Biologist.
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How Climbing Down From Trees Let Humans Finally Get A Good Night's Sleep
Millions of years ago, when we were shorter and hairier and, well, let's just say it, not too far removed from chimps, a night of uninterrupted sleep was impossible to come by.
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How Climbing Down From Trees Let Humans Finally Get A Good Night's Sleep
Millions of years ago, when we were shorter and hairier and, well, let's just say it, not too far removed from chimps, a night of uninterrupted sleep was impossible to come by.
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Australia to Test Technology After Wave of Shark Attacks
Australian shark experts will test cutting-edge technology including electrical barriers powered by wave energy following an "unprecedented" series of attacks on swimmers.
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India-Born Biologist Kamal Bawa Elected to The Royal Society
Kamal Bawa, India's most prominent biologist and an evolutionary ecologist, has been elected to the prestigious Royal Society in recognition of his pioneering contributions in the area of conservation science.
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Turkish Museum Wants to Display Two-Headed Dolphin
A marine biologist says that his university does not know the whereabouts of a dead two-headed dolphin photographed on a beach in western Turkey.
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Dinosaur Metabolism: Not Too Hot, Not Too Cold
Dinosaurs weren't cold-blooded -- like modern-day reptiles -- nor were they warm-blooded -- like mammals and birds, according to a study out on Friday aiming to answer a question that has intrigued paleontologists for decades.
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Google Doodle Celebrates Rachel Louise Carson's 107th Birthday
Google dedicates the doodle for the day to Rachel Louise Carson, an American marine biologist and conservationist. Her book, Silent Spring was noted and credited with advancing the global movement on environment.
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Hundreds Of New Giant Viruses Discovered In Global Waters: Study
The study identified 230 new giant viruses and 530 novel functional proteins, shedding light on their interactions with marine microbes and potential biotechnological applications.
-
"Work Somewhere Else": Ecuador's Narco Violence Threatens Scientists
Biologist Cesar Garzon was searching for a small, endangered parakeet in southern Ecuador when he was warned he may be kidnapped, highlighting the danger for scientists in the biodiverse country engulfed in narco violence.
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Assam's Purnima Devi Barman Receives 'Green Oscar' Whitley Gold Award 2024
Ms Barman wants to double the global population of the endangered Greater Adjutant Stork to 5,000 by 2030.
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Video Captures Terrifying Moment US Biologist Was Almost Struck By Lightning
The incident happened when 35-year-old Forrest Galante was filming a promotional video for his YouTube channel in South Florida.
-
Rare, Blood-Sucking Fish With Rows Of Teeth Spotted On A Beach In The Netherlands
According to NOAA, a US government agency, sea lamprey is a parasitic fish native to the northern and western Atlantic Ocean.
-
Bear Cub With Head Stuck In Plastic Container Rescued In US, Internet Happy
Wildlife biologists in Connecticut, in the United States, had to rescue a bear cub who stuck its head in a transparent plastic jar, according to wildlife officials.
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Dr. Kamal Ranadive Lauded With Google Doodle on Her 104th Birth Anniversary for Cancer and Leprosy Research
Dr. Kamal Ranadive is known for her contributions to the field of biology and her cancer research. Artist Ibrahim Rayintakath has created a Google Doodle on her 104th birthday. The biologist is responsible for opening India’s first tissue culture laboratory.
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Professor Farukh Arjmand Of AMU Receives 'Distinguished Women Scientists Award 2016' In ISCBC-2017
Aligarh Muslim University academic, Professor Farukh Arjmand associated with the University's Department of Chemistry has been conferred with the 'Distinguished Women Scientists Award 2016' by the Indian Society of Chemist and Biologist.
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How Climbing Down From Trees Let Humans Finally Get A Good Night's Sleep
Millions of years ago, when we were shorter and hairier and, well, let's just say it, not too far removed from chimps, a night of uninterrupted sleep was impossible to come by.
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How Climbing Down From Trees Let Humans Finally Get A Good Night's Sleep
Millions of years ago, when we were shorter and hairier and, well, let's just say it, not too far removed from chimps, a night of uninterrupted sleep was impossible to come by.
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Australia to Test Technology After Wave of Shark Attacks
Australian shark experts will test cutting-edge technology including electrical barriers powered by wave energy following an "unprecedented" series of attacks on swimmers.
-
India-Born Biologist Kamal Bawa Elected to The Royal Society
Kamal Bawa, India's most prominent biologist and an evolutionary ecologist, has been elected to the prestigious Royal Society in recognition of his pioneering contributions in the area of conservation science.
-
Turkish Museum Wants to Display Two-Headed Dolphin
A marine biologist says that his university does not know the whereabouts of a dead two-headed dolphin photographed on a beach in western Turkey.
-
Dinosaur Metabolism: Not Too Hot, Not Too Cold
Dinosaurs weren't cold-blooded -- like modern-day reptiles -- nor were they warm-blooded -- like mammals and birds, according to a study out on Friday aiming to answer a question that has intrigued paleontologists for decades.
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Google Doodle Celebrates Rachel Louise Carson's 107th Birthday
Google dedicates the doodle for the day to Rachel Louise Carson, an American marine biologist and conservationist. Her book, Silent Spring was noted and credited with advancing the global movement on environment.
