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The hydrophobic nature makes the tongue more flexible, which is useful when foraging from sources with differing shapes

The insects, all male, will be released into the wild to mate with females. But not everyone's convinced it's a good idea.

The insects, all male, will be released into the wild to mate with females. But not everyone's convinced it's a good idea.

A honeybee’s tongue, which is densely covered in hairs, is used to lap up nectar and other liquids. Scientists recently reported that those hairs are water repellent.

SCCs STEMfest event gave area high school students the opportunity to sample various career and educational opportunities in the STEM fields.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved plans from biotech company Oxitec to release billions of genetically engineered mosquitoes in Florida and California in order to fight mosquito-borne diseases.

Selkirk College is amped to be once again sharing live music with the community when it welcomes The Slocan Ramblers on March 22 for the first full concert at the Shambhala Music & Performance Hall in more than two years. After the necessary two-year pandemic pause, instructors in the Contemporary Music & Technology Program have invited the Toronto-based bluegrass group to

Oxitec, a biological pest control development firm, produced the edited version of the flying insects to combat mosquito-borne diseases like Dengue fever and Zika.

Entrepreneurs, particularly startups, have been charged to acquire knowledge and the right competencies if they must succeed and stand the test of time in

In FCMB' Top-5-In-5' Season 2, twelve business leaders charge entrepreneurs to acquire knowledge and the right competencies for success