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Identifying Animals Through Airborne DNA
Ecologists were able to successfully identify animals in a zoo simply by taking samples of DNA from the air.
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Ecologists were able to successfully identify animals in a zoo simply by taking samples of DNA from the air.
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Growing crops under solar panels is an efficient way to approach a new era of agriculture.
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Harvest Public Media and Investigate Midwest find corporations have given colleges at least $170 million in the last decade. How does that influence their research?
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A new study shows that small children use subtle saliva cues, like sharing utensils, to determine those closest to them.
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Research out of Harvard links the degenerative and incurable condition to an infection with the common virus that causes “kissing disease.”
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Making a vaccine for all COVID-19 variants requires a different approach. Plus Tonga’s volcano, and other stories.
A large study of military members suggests Epstein-Barr virus triggers MS. Plus, an innovative farming method combines solar power, plants, and water for a more sustainable farming system. And why pigeons are more than just rats with wings.
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New research finds that some parts of plant genomes mutate more often—suggesting it may be time to rethink the randomness of evolution.
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Some black holes sound like a wobbling top, while others rumble in low bass tones. Listen to them yourself, thanks to MIT professor Scott Hughes.
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While debating the origins of the universe, these mid-century researchers accidentally explained the origins of every element of matter.