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Scenopinus jerei, a new fly species from Finland, has been officially described by scientists. This 4-5 mm long, slender blackish fly is a member of the relatively primitive and species-poor

Agriculture

A plant compound might protect bees against a deadly virus that causes them to get disoriented and lose their way home

Agriculture Article

Honeybees are dying in enormous numbers all around the world. This mass extinction is caused in part by a fatal

Environment

A New Study Establishes a Foundation for Evaluating the Emissions of Three Greenhouse Gases by Food Subsectors

Environment Article

The first research to account for net carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide emissions from all subsectors associated to food

Environment

Contributing to the Survival of Coral Reefs in the Face of Climate Change

Environment Article

A biologist advocates for enhancing corals' natural adaptive capacity through nature-based approaches. Coral reefs are the rainforests of the seas,

Environment

To Save ‘Biodiversity Meltdown,’ Underwater Gardens increase Coral Diversity

Environment Article

Researchers are constructing symbiotic 'underwater gardens' in the Pacific Ocean to demonstrate how different coral species can collaborate to potentially

Technology

Researchers have Developed a Material that can Both Move and Block Heat

Technology Article

One of the major problems of engineering is transporting heat around where you want it to go, such as in houses and hair dryers, or removing it from automobile engines

Chemistry