Journalism in the Americas9d
Scientists Use Ancient DNA to Shed Light on Adaptation of Early Europeans
Leveraging statistical analysis and applying it to ancient DNA revealed new insights into how ancient Europeans adapted to ...
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Take a Peek into What the Turtles Have Been Up To While They’re Away From the Turtle Pond
To avoid a similar situation, the turtles are currently being held in concrete-lined ponds, where they are able to escape ...
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Dark Matter Might Have Formed Earlier than Thought
The big cosmic joke of dark matter is that, although we can’t see it, it apparently makes up the vast majority of all the ...
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This Enzyme Plays a Key Role in Protecting Cells from Aging and Disease
Researchers from The University of Texas at Austin discovered important information about an enzyme that can protect cells ...
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Surprising Patterns in Infant Growth After Gestational Diabetes Exposure
A new study reveals surprising findings about how babies exposed to gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) grow during their ...
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Texas Teacher of the Year Trained in the College’s UTeach Program
Christine Mihealsick was a biology major and early graduate of the award-winning STEM teacher preparation program. College of Natural Sciences alumna Christine Mihealsick is the 2025 Texas Teacher of ...