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Ecology Sep 22, 2015

Researchers try to halt march of destructive pest preying on tomatoes

The rapid spread of a highly destructive invasive species that threatens tomato crops has prompted a Virginia Tech scientist to lead the charge in issuing a set of recommendations, including quarantine measures, designed ...

Computer Sciences Aug 5, 2015

Wrinkles and all: Hi-res eyelid reconstruction makes digital doubles look more realistic

Little details, such as the wrinkling or twitching of an eyelid, can have a big impact on whether a digitally rendered face looks real in a film or videogame. Now scientists at Disney Research have devised the first method ...

Cell & Microbiology Apr 24, 2015

Beyond genes: Are centrioles carriers of biological information?

Centrioles are barrel-shaped structures inside cells, made up of multiple proteins. They are currently the focus of much research, since mutations in the proteins that make them up can cause a broad range of diseases, including ...

Other Apr 22, 2015

Sailing against prevailing winds, spotting big islands: Calculating how the Pacific was settled

Using statistics that describe how an infectious disease spreads, a University of Utah anthropologist analyzed different theories of how people first settled islands of the vast Pacific between 3,500 and 900 years ago. Adrian ...

Ecology Mar 1, 2015

Myanmar captures rare white elephant in western jungles

(AP)—Myanmar's forestry department has captured a rare white elephant in the jungles of the country's western Ayeyarwaddy region, an official said Sunday.

Plants & Animals Sep 30, 2014

World's first microbe 'zoo' opens in Amsterdam

The world's first "interactive microbe zoo" opened in Amsterdam on Tuesday, shining new light on the tiny creatures that make up two-thirds of all living matter and are vital for our planet's future.

Earth Sciences Sep 10, 2014

A cold case heats up again

Twenty-five years ago, a U of A professor together with a newly minted alumnus, John Geiger, '81 BA, published Frozen in Time, a shocking and influential account of the Franklin expedition's disastrous final days. Lead poisoning. ...

Archaeology Aug 14, 2014

Professor works to help solve mystery surrounding portrait of a mummy

He looks almost Byzantine or Greek, gazing doe-eyed over the viewer's left shoulder, his mouth forming a slight pout, like a star-struck lover or perhaps a fan of the races witnessing his favorite charioteer losing control ...

Bio & Medicine Aug 9, 2014

New Nano3 microscope will allow high-resolution look inside cells

The University of California, San Diego's Nanofabrication Cleanroom Facility (Nano3) is the first institution to obtain a novel FEI Scios dual-beam microscope, with an adaptation for use at cryogenic temperatures. The new ...

Earth Sciences Jul 3, 2014

Dissolved iron in North Atlantic traced to sources

Iron is present in tiny concentrations in seawater. On the order of a few billionths of a gram in a liter.

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