|
Browse by topic:
|
Some of our more popular recent
biology articles:
New flu strains: Not from the tropics
According to a new study, flu strains migrate across the globe, evolving along the way. Full article →
Ozone decreasing
NASA satellite confirms sharp decline in pollution from U.S. coal power plants. Full article →
Paper wasps: A head for faces
Though paper wasps have brains less than a millionth the size of a human's, they can still recognize faces. Full article →
A. sediba gets a birthday
The age of the most recently discovered hominid has been nailed down to a tight time window. Full article →
Humpback whales on rebound Scientists have increased their estimate of the number of humpback whales in the North Pacific Ocean. Full article →
Using insect tricks to stick
A German research team has created a tape that mimicks the sticky feet of insects. Full article →
New flu test
University of Georgia scientists have created a new test for flu that's faster, cheaper, and more accurate. Full article →
Glowing cats fight AIDS
The Mayo Clinic has genetically transformed cats so that they glow in the dark when they carry a gene that provides immunity to FIV. Full article →
Chesapeake Bay: Coming back to life
A new study shows that over the last three decades Chesapeake Bay has responded to conservation efforts. Full article →
|
