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Zoology ARTICLES

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

Algae act as coral food banks in tough times

EPFL researchers uncover further evidence that algae are essential to the survival of coral, particularly when nutrients are in short supply
NanoSIMS researchers

Bird personality linked to climate variation?

Portuguese researchers have established a link between personality traits and weather conditions in the common waxbill
Common waxbill

Humpback hunting tips shared socially

Humpback whales share hunting strategies as well as songs among their social networks, says Dr Luke Rendell
Humpback whale fluke
Desert locustCuticle fatigue: how long do insects last?
Cod fish in iceEvolution is a game changer in the short term
Arabian horse stallionHorsing around: modern stallions closely related
Vervet monkeysPatience is a virtue in vervet problem-solving
Atlantic codDesignation across the nation - article from The Wildlife Trusts


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


Biology

Baseball bat and ball
Visual processing: how the brain keeps up with reality Sunlight benefits greater than skin cancer risk? Youth must be served - an article from the RCPCH Mosquitoes on the rampage: malaria isn't beaten yet

Education and Skills

Rt Hon Michael Gove MP
Does new SPaG test show Gove’s lack of open-ended imagination? Perfecting interactive tables for the classrooms of tomorrow Technology-oriented entrepreneurship: securing Saxony’s success International impact: global health research in US and beyond


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
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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