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Science & Tech News tagged with studies

Biodiversity Loss Is Earth's 'Immense and Hidden' Tragedy, Darwin's 'Natural Heir' Warns
Science & Tech  (tags: biodversity, earths loss, studies, darwin natural heir, discovery, environment, research, habitat )

Simone
- 3 days ago - guardian.co.uk
Problem of biodiversity loss has been 'eased off centre stage' by focus on climate change, according to Prof Edward Wilson, the ecologist described as 'Darwin's natural heir'
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NZ Scientists Seek Blue Sheep as Part of Nepal Leopard Study
Science & Tech  (tags: studies, research, snow leopard, scientists, blue sheep, nepal leopard )

Simone
- 18 days ago - nznewsuk.co.uk
New Zealand scientists hope to improve the survival odds of the endangered snow leopard by studying its main prey in the Himalayas, the bharal, or blue sheep. A Nepali PhD student at Massey University, Achyut Aryal, and his professor are tramping
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Scientists Recommend Improvements After Reviewing Panther Protection Plan for Eastern Collier
Science & Tech  (tags: scientists, studies, florida panthers, endangered, research, investigation, environment )

Simone
- 27 days ago - naplesnews.com
A team of scientists is calling for improvements to a plan to protect the endangered Florida panther in eastern Collier County. In an 80-page report -- chock full of number-crunching tables, aerial images and detailed maps -- the scientists issue a
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Animals Survived Apocalypse By Burrowing
Science & Tech  (tags: technology, studies, animals, survival, apocalypse, burrowing, archaeology, discovery, interesting, research )

Simone
- 50 days ago - msnbc.msn.com
When the going gets tough, putting your head in the sand isn't always a bad idea. According to a new study, that's exactly how a group of animals living 250 million years ago survived the worst mass extinction of all time. In a series of new fossil
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Can Internet Help Solve the Climate Crisis?
Science & Tech  (tags: technology, studies, internet, environment, global change, NewTechnology, discovery, humans )

Simone
- 76 days ago - ecoworldly.com
Last week, the Internet celebrated its 40th birthday! Forty glorious years that saw not just the transition from ARPANet to the now popular Internet but also Web 2.0 and what not! The Internet has been a revolution-in the making! The Internet that we
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The Male Brain -- How It's Wired
Science & Tech  (tags: men, brains, science, studies )

Rosemary
- 113 days ago - cnn.com
(OPRAH.com) -- The more science learns about how men are different from us (right down to the structure of their brains), the more we find ourselves hoping it will finally explain some age-old mysteries. For instance:
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Great Barrier Reef Facing Destruction 'Within 20 Years' Say Experts
Science & Tech  (tags: barrier reef, studies, scientists, environment, destruction, humans )

Simone
- 140 days ago - dailymail.co.uk
Children born today could be the last generation to enjoy swimming among stunning coral reefs, marine scientists have said. A meeting of leading wildlife experts - led by Sir David Attenborough - today warned that tropical reefs face 'imminent destructio
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Robot Submarine Dives to the Deepest Part of the Ocean Controlled By a 7-Mile Cable as Thin as Single Human Hair
Science & Tech  (tags: robotic submarine, technology, oceans, studies, discovery )

Simone
- 173 days ago - dailymail.co.uk
A robotic submarine has dived 6.8miles to reach the deepest known part of the ocean, becoming just the third craft in history to explore the Mariana Trench in the western Pacific Ocean. Scientists hope the craft will help them answers some of the 'big
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How Do Animals Fly? Science Deconstructs Simple Stability Rule
Science & Tech  (tags: studies, technology, animals, birds, flying, discovery, scientists, science, research )

Simone
- 223 days ago - boston.com
A hawk moth can fly fast, slow, up, down, sideways, even backward. It can hover. It can easily position itself at an open flower swaying in the breeze. Its entire life is an aerial show. Human engineers would love to make a tiny flying device, a little
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Brain Researcher Shedding Light on Learning, Memory
Science & Tech  (tags: scientist, neurobiology, studies, brain, disease, gene, hippocampus, memory, neuronal, neurone, alzheimer )

J.
- 607 days ago - my.mcg.edu
'You form a basis to not only understand how biology works,but also how therapeutic strategies should be developed.It's a very systematic,large-scale effort to understand the brain.'One goal is understanding biology gone wrong,as it does in Alzheimer's.'
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EHealthRisk: Canadian Attitudes to Electronic Health Recordss and Privacy
Science & Tech  (tags: technology, government, medicine, humans, internet, risks, healthcare, illness, ethics, falsfieid medicial records, studies, warning, prevention, adverse drug reactions reported not repo )

Cheryl Su
- 696 days ago - ehealthrisk.blogspot.com
Canada Health Infoway, Health Canada and the Privacy Commissioner of Canada commissioned and have published a comprehensive survey of Canadian attitudes towards Electronic Health Records and Privacy titled Electronic Health Information and Privacy Survey:
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IN MEMORIAM: DR. JOHN BERESFORD
Science & Tech  (tags: LSD, psychedelic research, US, Canada, Psychedelics, Science, Studies, discovery, humans, world, interesting )

Barb
- 788 days ago - stopthedrugwar.org
Dr. John Beresford died on September 2, 2007 in a hospital in Canada. British-born John Beresford began his psychedelic research interests in 1961, when he resigned his post as an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the New York Medical College and......
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Babies Raised in Bilingual Homes Learn New Words Differently Than Infants Learning One Language
Science & Tech  (tags: Neuroscience, humans, babies, bilingual, research, studies, interesting )

J.
- 788 days ago - scientificblogging.com
This research suggests that bilingual babies follow a slightly different pattern when using detailed sound information to learn differences between words.
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