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Photo of gingko trees at the University of Tokyo. Life in Transition: National Science Foundation Awards Grants to Study Connections Among Living Systems and Earth's History
Released October 5, 2009
Press Release
biology graphic Indiana U. Medical Researchers Boost Research and Jobs With Stimulus Legislation Grants
Released September 15, 2009
News From the Field
biology graphic When Nano May Not Be Nano
Released September 14, 2009
News From the Field
Michael Lynch After Dinosaurs, Mammals Rise but Their Genomes Get Smaller
Released July 27, 2009
News From the Field
biology graphic Reviews of Microbial Gene Language Published in Special Issue of Trends in Microbiology
Released July 14, 2009
News From the Field
peacock Mate Selection: How Does She Know He'll Take Care of the Kids?
Released June 18, 2009
News From the Field
Satellite image of smoke from Southern California wildfires billowing over the Pacific Ocean. Fire Is an Important and Under-Appreciated Part of Global Climate Change
Released April 23, 2009
Press Release
biology graphic Twin Study Defines Shared Features of Human Gut Microbial Communities: Variations Linked to Obesity
Released December 2, 2008
News From the Field
A reconstruction of the helmet-crested lambeosaur Corythosaurus. Key to Function of Dinosaur Crests Found in Brain Structure
Released October 16, 2008
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Photo of a fragile barrier beach in Massachusetts, which is the site of CNH research. NSF Awards 10 Grants for Studies of Coupled Natural and Human Systems
Released October 3, 2008
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Roosting bats in a village in Bangladesh are connected to an outbreak of Nipah virus there. NSF, NIH Award Ecology of Infectious Disease Grants
Released September 18, 2008
Press Release
A simulation model's output showing Anolis lizard diversity. NSF Funds New Center to Bring Together Biologists, Mathematicians
Released September 3, 2008
Press Release
biology graphic UT Knoxville Wins $16 Million NSF Mathematics and Biology Center
Released September 3, 2008
News From the Field
Zodletone Spring NSF Approves $1.3M for OSU and OU Microbes Hunt
Released August 26, 2008
News From the Field
News thumbnail Hidden Infections Crucial to Understanding, Controlling Disease Outbreaks
Released August 13, 2008
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Photo of an estuary and surrounding salt marsh. Parasites Outweigh Predators in Pacific Coast Estuaries
Released July 23, 2008
Press Release
mosquito Higher Temperatures Helped New Strain of West Nile Virus Spread
Released June 26, 2008
News From the Field
Current cover of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment highlighting NSF research programs. Large-Scale Experiments Needed to Predict Global Change
Released June 1, 2008
Press Release
biology graphic Team Probes Mysteries of Oceanic Bacteria
Released March 3, 2008
News From the Field
microbialite underwater Researchers Find Unique Genomes in Three Ancient Microbial Communities
Released March 3, 2008
News From the Field
biology graphic Cheating is Easy--for the Social Amoeba
Released February 14, 2008
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biology graphic Researchers Decode Genetics of Rare Photosynthetic Bacterium
Released February 4, 2008
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biology graphic MU Research Team Makes Progress Toward 'Printing' Organs
Released November 6, 2007
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hybrid salamanders UT Researcher Sheds New Light on Hybrid Animals
Released September 18, 2007
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greenback cutthroat trout New Study Shows Greenback Cutthroat Trout Involved in Recovery Effort Misidentified
Released September 5, 2007
News From the Field
biology graphic Humans Fostering Forest-destroying Disease
Released August 16, 2007
News From the Field
octopus spring Surprising New Species of Light-harvesting Bacterium Discovered in Yellowstone
Released July 26, 2007
News From the Field
News thumbnail Reproductive Speed Protects Large Animals From Being Hunted to Extinction
Released May 15, 2007
News From the Field
From cells to ecosystems, systems biology focuses on interactions of parts of biological systems. Biology in the 21st Century
Released April 26, 2007
Press Release
Biologists funded by the EID program are researching West Nile virus transmission via birds. NSF, NIH Award Ecology of Infectious Diseases Grants
Released October 27, 2006
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