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In a major new work, Yale ichthyologist Thomas Near revises branches of the Tree of Life concerning most fish species based on the latest scientific knowledge.

State has been ‘somewhat slow’ on adaptation to counter inevitable climate impacts, Micheál Martin tells climate summit

Or tens of thousands of years, evolution shaped tomatoes through natural mutations. Then, humans came along. For centuries, we’ve bred and cherry-picked

For the past 12 years, UW-Parkside associate professor of biology Chris Noto and a team of other scientists have engaged in paleontological research of fossils discovered in Texas.

Celebrate National Bat Week with NDSU Professor Erin Gillam. Plus, Matthew Batt's memoir 'The Last Supper Club.' His life as a waiter in an swanky restaurant.

Exclusion of females from research may have far-reaching consequences such as misdiagnosis and wrong medical treatment of women

The body of 25-year-old Mukhtiar Ali was found in the washroom of the hostel on Monday.

Martin Steen, longtime Colfax resident, passed away Friday, Oct. 20, 2023, at Cascadia of Colfax Health and Rehab Center. He was 87. A celebration of life will be at 6

Since 1958, only 20 of the 592 Bhatnagar prizes – among the most prestigious science awards in India – have gone to women scientists. Why the glass ceiling is so hard to punch through

A team of researchers at SIU are developing a molecular-based approach to algae toxins, resulting in a technology that will send a molecular “message” that communicates with the cyanobacteria on