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- No "Intelligent Design" in Pinellas biology books (Tampa Bay's 10)
Pinellas County, Florida -- God and science don't mix -- that's the message to students in Pinellas County. High school students will soon get new biology books, but they will not include the idea of "Intelligent Design."- NY Academy Of Sciences' China Conference Reveals Latest Advances In Neuroscience, Chemical Biology, Genomic Medicine (Medical News Today)
China has experienced tremendous growth within the past decade. Its economic boom and growing domestic market is now paralleled by its ascendancy in the life sciences, and the country's scientists are rapidly rising to the cutting edge in areas such as neuroscience, chemical biology, and many other fields... click link for more info.- Building proposal is retracted University to revise plans for new biology facility in light of community resistance (Yale Daily News)
Following recent community resistance to some of the University's plans for development on Science Hill, Yale officials have withdrawn a request to secure zoning requirements for the new biology building planned for Whitney Avenue, backing out of a zoning hearing that was scheduled to take place tonight.- Hundreds of students attend stem cell forum (Columbian Missourian)
The discussion generated during Hickman High School’s Speak Your Mind forum proved that the stem cell research debate is just about as complex as the biology behind it.- Biology Inspires Perceptive Machines (SpaceDaily)
by Staff Writers Washington DC (SPX) Feb 09, 2006 Teaching a machine to sense its environment is one of the most intractable problems of computer science, but one European project is looking to nature for help in cracking the conundrum.- College of Arts & Sciences Senate candidates (The Daily Gamecock)
Christina Baraty, second-year biology student from Greenville, S.C. "I am running to be more involved in student government, and bring my perspectives into the Senate," Baraty said. She said that as someone who has not been a part of student government, she provides a unique perspective.- Biology inspires perceptive machines (PhysOrg)
Teaching a machine to sense its environment is one of the most intractable problems of computer science, but one European project is looking to nature for help in cracking the conundrum. It combined streams of sensory data to produce an adaptive, composite impression of surroundings in near real-time.- Head of the Class - Rachael Thomas (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
Born April 30, 1975. She and her husband, Shawn, live in Highland and have two children: Nathan and Emily. Bachelor's degree in biology from Purdue University Calumet.- Biology professor recognized (The Daily Texan)
Dee Silverthorn, a UT biological sciences senior lecturer, was awarded the Claude Bernard Distinguished Lectureship by the American Physiological Society for her work teaching physiology at the University.- Sex impacts life, love (BG News)
Studies indicate that men are happier being married than women. Married men are also much healthier and happier than unmarried men - be it single, divorced or widowed - according to Desmond Morris, presenter of the Time Life video, "The Biology of Love." And to some University students and staff, marriage is the way to show commitment to this bond.
