Science news articles about 'biologists'

A study by state biologists has found parts of Anchorage are much more popular among grizzly bears than they previously thought.

Government biologists in Nunavut say they will explore new techniques for conducting scientific tests on wildlife such as polar ...

... to postgraduate levels, and to build teams of clinicians, biologists and engineers, chemists and computer scientists to attack ...

An East Carolina University biologist has named a new species of trapdoor spider after the musician Neil Young.

Federal government biologists say they will expand their monitoring of common eider ducks in Canada's North, as concerns escalate over avian cholera in northern bird colonies.

... , killed. That's a shame, said Jason Lewis, a wildlife biologist at Mingo National Wildlife Refuge near ...

... are being tamed by massive hydroelectric dams. Aquatic biologist Guy Lanza is working to limit the environmental ...

... , a connection you might expect a plant biologist who is also recipient of the highly prestigious Damon Runyon ...

There has been no real progress in efforts to save the southern mountain caribou in B.C., according to a longtime wildlife biologist.

Coral reefs in the disputed Spratlys island chain in the South China Sea are either dead or dying due to destructive fishing, a study by Philippine biologists has said.

South Africa has joined the European Molecular Biology Association, providing African molecular biologists access to greater resources.

... engineering researchers at the University of Warwick that will help biologists devise new ways to combat the virus ... . Dr Gibbons said: "Research collaboration between engineers and biologists is rare although we have worked with Oxford and the IAH ...

... , adapt to bats, the research of University at Buffalo biologist Katharine Dittmar de la Cruz ...

... flies can be analyzed and manipulated in exquisite details by biologists and serve as a powerful model system to understand ...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- The rate at which the tundra in Alaska is changing in relation to the altering climate is "alarming," a biologist studying such areas says.