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Tai Kwun Contemporary's 'Green Snake' Exhibition Explores Indigeneity - Vimarsana News

Tai Kwun Contemporary's 'Green Snake' Exhibition Explores Indigeneity

At Hong Kong's Tai Kwun Contemporary museum, artists from Palestine to Bangladesh use rituals to redress environmental degradation.

New Scientific Study Reveals That Natural Selection May Slow Evolution - Vimarsana News

New Scientific Study Reveals That Natural Selection May Slow Evolution

Discover how natural selection impacts evolution's pace: Scientists reveal surprising findings. Read more for intriguing details.

10 Best Saisons and Farmhouse Ales Summer (2023) - Vimarsana News

10 Best Saisons and Farmhouse Ales Summer (2023)

We asked craft beer experts to tell us their favorite Saisons and farmhouse ales to drink as summer winds down. Here are their picks!

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Health systems across Europe need accurate diagnostics and increased capacity - Vimarsana News

Health systems across Europe need accurate diagnostics and increased capacity

A unified approach to surveillance of respiratory illnesses, along with state-of-the art diagnostics, will be key to preparing for the next pandemic.

Increasingly fragmented tiger populations may require 'genetic rescue' - Vimarsana News

Increasingly fragmented tiger populations may require 'genetic rescue'

 E-Mail Despite being one of the world's most charismatic species, tigers face uncertain futures primarily due to habitat fragmentation, human-wildlife conflict and poaching. As global tiger populations decline, so does their genetic diversity. But until now it's been unclear how the animals' dwindling numbers are affecting them at the genetic level. To find out, researchers at Stanford University, the National Centre for Biological Sciences, India, and various zoological parks and NGOs sequenced 65 genomes from four of the surviving tiger subspecies. Their findings confirmed that strong gen...