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Biology ARTICLES

High IQ means intelligent information filtering


The ability to automatically select relevant sensory information is as important to intelligence as the ability to process it quickly, says Dr Duje Tadin
Intelligent little girl with book

Persistent progress - an interview with ERA-EDTA's President

ERA-EDTA President Professor Raymond Vanholder converses with ScienceOmega.com at the organisation’s 50th annual congress
Istanbul Congress Center ICC

Carbohydrate complexities: advancing glycoscience

Glycoscience is essential to our understanding of biology and a field that is coming into its own, according to Professor Geert-Jan Boons of the Complex Carbohydrate Research Center…
H5N1 haemagglutinin

Termite mounds inspire new ‘breathing’ buildings

Scientists will use termite technology to design buildings capable of exchanging stale and fresh air without losing heat
Termite mound mold
Desert locustCuticle fatigue: how long do insects last?
People sunbathing beach seaSunlight benefits greater than skin cancer risk?
Dotor and babyYouth must be served - an article from the RCPCH
Mosquito after feedingMosquitoes on the rampage: malaria isn't beaten yet
Test tubesThe synthetic springboard


Agriculture

Irish cows
Plenty to chew on - Science Omega Review Genetic engineering policy needs modification Human activity causes global vegetation variation Permaculture: overcoming the challenges of climate change


Chemistry

Heroin, spoon and syringe
Heroin vaccine blocks relapse in tests Absorbing toxins with nanosponges in disguise Scientists use lasers to produce hollow-atom plasma Could blue-green algae provide the fuel of tomorrow?


Environment

Digital Capabilities
RHS Chelsea Flower Show to host ‘Twitter garden’ Plenty to chew on - Science Omega Review New study could make windstorms easier to predict Ocean salinity could provide fresh insights into climate change


Zoology

Takahe bird
Pacific mass bird extinction down to human settlers Designation across the nation - article from The Wildlife Trusts Plight of the bumblebee: science meets art in ecological opera Could legally trading horn save the rhino?
Does the United Kingdom have the tools necessary to become a world leader in the space sector?
Is the British education system too heavily focused on targeted outcomes?
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