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Category Archives: News stories

22.07.14

Viruses may explain why small animals are more prone to cancer

Cancer is a numbers game. Larger, longer-lived animals with more cells...
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07.04.14

Canada’s World-Renowned Freshwater Research Facility Saved by New Management

The Experimental Lakes Area (ELA), Canada’s flagship environmental research center that...
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Saved. A nonprofit group has struck a deal to keep open Canada's Experimental Lakes Area.
23.02.14

Charles Darwin Gets Busted

LONDON—The votes are in, and the top prize in a contest...
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28.08.13

Measleslike Virus Likely Culprit in U.S. Dolphin Die-Off

A measleslike virus appears to be the chief cause of the...
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27.06.13

Budget Plan Leaves U.K. Science Treading Water

U.K. researchers are going to have live with a flat R&D...
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21.06.13

Study Finds Women Biologists More Likely to Avoid Spotlight at Conferences

Women who have beaten the odds to find themselves in the...
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21.05.13

Why Most Snails Coil to the Right

GUELPH, CANADA—When plucking a snail from the beach you’d be lucky...
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21.03.13

German Researchers Withdraw From Canadian Oil Sands Project

TORONTO, CANADA—German scientists have pulled out of an international research project...
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27.08.12

Canada’s Cash Controversy

TORONTO, CANADA—The Bank of Canada has issued an apology for expunging...
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03.08.12

Multicellularity Driven by Bacteria

MONTREAL, CANADA—When taking a dip this summer you will probably swallow...
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16.07.12

Scientists march on Canadian parliament

To the mournful tune of a lone saxophone scientists marched through...
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16.07.12

Fruitflies evolve number sense

US and Canadian researchers have evolved a population of fruitflies that...
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11.07.12

Neighbouring cells help cancers dodge drugs

Cancers can resist destruction by drugs with the help of proteins...
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16.12.11

Resistant bed-bugs ‘from tropics’

New results suggest that insecticide use in the tropics is to...
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16.12.11

Vaccine developed against Ebola

Scientists have developed a vaccine that protects mice against a deadly...
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16.12.11

Names proposed for new elements

Scientists have put forward their suggested names for the newest additions...
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03.12.11

Second mission to scale deep mountains announced

Scientists are set to begin a six-week mission to explore the...
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03.12.11

Alien rats take on prey’s role

Invasive rats are compensating for the loss of native pollinators in...
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26.11.11

Jawbones are ‘shaped by diet’, a study finds

Diet has shaped human jaw bones; a result that could help...
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26.11.11

CO2 climate impacts reassessed

Global temperatures could be less sensitive to changing atmospheric carbon dioxide...
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