02/04/2008

Gypsy Moth Management Made More Efficient, Cost-Effective

A computer model that provides land managers with a more efficient and cost-effective approach for controlling gypsy moths and other invasive pests has been created by biologists at Penn State University and the University ...

Is DNA repair a substitute for sex?

Birds and bees may do it, but the microscopic animals called bdelloid rotifers seem to get along just fine without sex, thank you. What’s more, they have done so over millions of years of evolution, resulting in at least ...

Driving water droplets uphill

Lab-on-a-chip technology could soon simplify a host of applications, thanks to a new way to move droplets up vertical surfaces on flexible chips.

Astronomers find baby planet

Scottish astronomers have found a baby planet still in the stages of forming and encased within a 'womb' of gas.

'Focused' Solar Explosions Get Hotter

A NASA-funded researcher has discovered that solar flares -- explosions in the atmosphere of the sun -- get much hotter when they stay "focused".

Map reading for dummies

A huge European project into car and road safety has developed a system that will read satellite navigation maps and warn the driver of upcoming hazards – sharp bends, dips and accident black spots – which may be invisible ...

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