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Undergraduate Research Week Poster Competition Winners Announced - Vimarsana News

Undergraduate Research Week Poster Competition Winners Announced

Undergraduate students Lucia Barraza, Gary Jackson, Olive Kuester, Daisy Rehbock, Colton Gattis, Emilee Walden and Madison Price won awards for their research poster presentations.

Source: uark.edu
Global Bioinformatics Market Research Report 2023: Market to Reach $27.98 Billion by 2030 - Increasing Use in Agriculture, Untapped Opportunities in Emerging Economies - Vimarsana News

Global Bioinformatics Market Research Report 2023: Market to Reach $27.98 Billion by 2030 - Increasing Use in Agriculture, Untapped Opportunities in Emerging Economies

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Bioinformatics Market by Solutions & Services (Knowledge Management, Platforms, Sequence Analysis, Services, Data Analysis), Application...

Computer modeling is tracing the hidden evolution of sign languages - Vimarsana News

Computer modeling is tracing the hidden evolution of sign languages

A new program analyzed 19 different sign languages from around the world to help understand their connections.

Source: yahoo.com
The world's first flowers were pollinated by insects - Vimarsana News

The world's first flowers were pollinated by insects

New research suggests insects have pollinated flowers since the pollen-bearing blooms first evolved more than 140 million years ago.

Rhinos dispersed across South, Central Asia via Tibet: Study - Vimarsana News

Rhinos dispersed across South, Central Asia via Tibet: Study

The giant rhino, Paraceratherium, was the largest land mammal that ever lived and was found primarily in Asia, particularly in China, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, and