The week-end effect: How humans and wildlife coexist along a functional landscape
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Some mammals alter activity patterns to avoid human weekend activity.
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Coffee plantations limit birds’ diets
Habitat disruption and changes in diet threaten bird species’ survival.
Read MoreBiology’s ‘highly cited’ researchers collaborate in forest science
Three College of Science researchers named high-level “influencers” by Clarivate.
Read MoreThe 2022-23 Curci Foundation Scholars
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The seven students are the first cohort to receive support from a $1.75 million gift from the Shurl and Kay Curci Foundation’s doctorate scholarship initiative, that will fund two years of graduate school.
Read MoreVisualizing what to the human eye is infinitesimal
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Re-Imagining a Cellular Space Occupied by Condensates symposium will take place at the Crocker Science Center on October 11, 2022, 9 AM to 5 PM.
Read MoreBiologists engineered insect-bacterial mutualism
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The development is a “bucket list” achievement for the collaborators.
Read MoreSeeing the world through ants
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Jack Longino and colleagues aim to generate the most complete phylogenetic tree of the ant family.
Read MoreOvercoming obstacles of a first-gen student
From imposter syndrome to finding the right questions to ask, being a first-generation student can be daunting.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Maj. Alex Horn
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“The famed ‘fight or flight’ stress response is good for running away from predators in the jungle but not helpful for keeping your crew safe in combat.”
Read More‘Living legend’ honored in Filipino postage stamp
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Baldomero “Toto” Olivera’s pioneering research on marine cone snails unlocked the pain-management potential of their venom.
Read MoreWhat we’re still learning about how trees grow
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Fundamental questions remain about what factors limit tree growth. A new study may hold answers.
Read MoreTwo U professors elected to National Academy of Sciences
Valeria Molinero, distinguished professor of chemistry, and Erik Jorgensen, distinguished professor the School of Biological Sciences, were elected as members of the National Academy of Sciences.
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