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From Anatomy to Zoology: Tools for Life Science Labs

by Lab Manager

Join Lab Manager and our panel of experts as we discuss the latest tools for the life science lab and how to choose the right tools for your research interests

4th Global Endotoxin Testing Summit Set for Mid-June 2018

by Lonza

Industry-University Partnership Turns Aquaculture Farm into a Giant Lab

by Rachel Muenz

Are Carbon-Capture Models Effective?

by Michigan State University

Research shows that the carbon removal potential of some reforestation models has been over exaggerated by as many as three times of a factor

a photo of an adult loon floating on a lake feeding a fish to a chick next to another adult that is carrying a second chick on its back

Common Loons Threatened by Declining Water Clarity

by Chapman University

Iconic species faces an unexpected climate change-associated challenge in feeding their chicks

Artistic reconstruction of the Cabrières Biota. In the foreground, a row of Ampyx (trilobites) and various shelly organisms, including brachiopods and a hyolith (bottom left corner). Behind the trilobites, a lobopodian, a chelicerate, cnidarians (blue), sponges (green), thin branching algae (red and green) and hemichordate tubes (purple), along with some molluscs. Bivalved arthropods inhabit the water column along with graptolites.

New Fossil Site of Worldwide Importance Uncovered in Southern France

by University of Lausanne

Discovery provides unprecedented information on the polar ecosystems of the Ordovician period

three long reddish-brown earthworms emerging from dark brown dirt, with a bright green plant with small leaves in the upper right section of the image

Alien Invasion: Non-Native Earthworms Threaten Ecosystems

by Stanford University

Imported earthworms have colonized large swaths of North America, presenting a largely overlooked threat

Blue Tit Population Booms with Moths on the Menu

by University of Reading

Twenty three years worth of data shows that winter moth populations have a notable impact on blue tit breeding

With Only the Pawprints, Researchers Study Elusive Bobcat

by University of Florida

For the first time in bobcats, scientists are using errant DNA to gather extensive data

How Landfills Support Andean Condors

by Raptor Research Foundation

The presence of condors at landfills can be a an indicator of food supply on a geographic scale

Wildflowers Increasingly Doing without Insect Pollinators

by CNRS

Today's flowers are producing less nectar than in the past and are less visited by pollinators

A New Map Showing All Above-Ground Biomass in the Brazilian Amazon

by Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo

The map is derived from a study and combined airborne laser scanning, satellite imagery and forest inventories

Close up on a crayfish on a white background

Study Identifies Florida’s Potential Invasive Species Threats

by University of Florida

This research serves as a starting point for more proactive measures against invasive species