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New NSF,USDA awards focus on relationships that benefit,harm plants
New NSF USDA focus relationships benefit harm plants
2017/7/25
The National Science Foundation (NSF) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) have issued 27 research project awards, totaling more than $18 m...
Changes in conservation planning can benefit vulnerable mammals
Changes conservation planning vulnerable mammals
2017/7/24
Right now, a prairie dog in Colorado is busy increasing soil carbon retention, increasing water infiltration, and clipping vegetation that will help maintain local grasslands and provide nut...
Loving pandas isn’t just a feel-good activity. Recent Michigan State University (MSU) work shows China’s decades of defending panda turf have been good not just for the beloved bears, but also protect...
IUPUI maps genome of black blow fly;may benefit human health,advance pest management
IUPUI genome of black blow fly benefit human health advance pest management
2016/11/29
Researchers at the School of Science at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis have sequenced the genome of the black blow fly, an insect commonly found throughout the United States, southe...
Critical coral reef research to benefit from Fulbright scholarship（图）
coral reef coral reef ecosystem
2014/7/11
A Queensland PhD candidate in marine biology has received a prestigious boost to his research on the world’s “critically endangered” coral reef ecosystem.
New gene discovered in human stem cells may benefit transplant patients
stem cells blood cancer
2007/4/27
26 April 2007，Oxford scientists have for the first time revealed a link between a gene and the activity of human stem cells, giving hope that stem cell transplant success for blood cancer patients may...
January 04, 2007，The National Institutes of Health today announced a $1.3 million grant to the University of Rochester to create engaging, new curricula for New York high school science classes. Stude...
8 December 2006，A research consortium of a dozen UK universities including Oxford has been awarded an £8.5m grant to develop a new type of particle accelerator which could lead to more powerful ...