Placental Sex Differences: Q&A with Amy Inkster
Amy Inkster is the 2019 winner of the Biology of Sex Differences Best Poster Prize at the recent OSSD meeting in May. This Q&A provides an overview of her… Read more »
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Delivering genes and receiving honors – Q&A with Angela Pannier
Presidential Early Career awardee Prof Angela Pannier tells us about her research on finding safer and efficient methods of gene delivery, as well as her thoughts on… Read more »
Answering the call for real-time plant disease diagnostics in resource-poor regions
Plant pests and diseases are a real concern for the global agriculture industry and to food security. Early warning systems are essential to preparing for and… Read more »
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We know that different people can perceive sounds and images like the blue/gold dress in divisive ways depending on how their… Read more »
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Transposon Day Quiz: 2019
Time to once again test your TE knowledge with a quiz!
The USA lags behind other large agricultural economies in banning harmful pesticides
50 years ago the USA led the way in regulating pesticides, but research published today in Environmental Health finds that the… Read more »