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…a significant step to improve plant disease management,” says Chua Nam Hai, DiSTAP co-lead principal investigator, professor, TLL deputy chair, and co-corresponding author. “It will allow the fast and selective…

…muscle wasting,” said first-author and Wyss Technology Development Fellow Sungmin Nam, Ph.D. “Our approach could also promote the recovery of muscle mass that already had been lost over a three-week…

…It is this suppression of breathing that makes opioids so deadly. The molecular compound described in the paper is a so-called negative allosteric modulator (NAM) of the opioid receptor. Allosteric…

…physics. This led University of Vermont professor Dennis Clougherty and his student Nam Dinh to ask whether an atomic system could show the same kind of vibration seen in everyday…

…nanotechnology, researchers led by Professor Young Keun Kim of Korea University and Professor Ki Tae Nam of Seoul National University have created magnetic nanohelices that control electron spin. The approach…

…tiny GPS tags. To download the GPS data and see where they went, they had to recapture the same birds. Fortunately, five of the 24 birds returned to the same…

New research reveals the adaptation of the H5N1 avian influenza virus to spread among birds and marine mammals, marking a significant threat to wildlife conservation and highlighting the virus’s ability…

…hypothesis that dinosaur birds had stiff feathers – like in modern birds.” The crux of the issue is the protein mix. Earlier tests on dinosaur feathers found mostly alpha-keratin proteins,…

…help clarify how flight evolved across dinosaurs and early birds. The research team: “This finding has broad significance, as it suggests that the development of flight throughout the evolution of…

…same way as birds use it while foraging for berries on a bush. Humans move between ‘patches’ in their memory using the same strategy as bees flitting between flowers for…

…(250-65 million years ago), is a chick from a group of prehistoric birds called, Enantiornithes. Made up of a nearly complete skeleton, the specimen is amongst the smallest known Mesozoic…

…Carolina wrens (Thryothorus ludovicianus), recording how many of the snacks the birds located and ate. The results conclusively indicate that the tails had no effect on the birds’ ability to…

…display, which reveals its wrists, highlighting the small migrated pisiform carpal (blue X-ray view) bone. Credit: Henry S. Sharpe A pivotal wrist bone in birds appears earlier in theropods. This…

…Mammals and birds today are warm-blooded, and this is often taken as the reason for their great success. University of Bristol paleontologist Professor Mike Benton identifies in the journal Gondwana…

…similarities between mammals and birds. Some birds can achieve extraordinary cognitive performance — but their brains were considered to be rather disorganized compared to those of mammals. Scientists from Bochum…

…the fossil that helped confirm Darwin’s theory of evolution. It is the oldest known fossil bird and provides strong evidence that all birds, including those alive today, are a type…

Chilean flamingo. Credit: Victor Ortega Jiménez, UC Berkeley Stomp dancing, head jerking, chattering, and skimming create swirling water patterns that direct brine shrimp and small animals into the birds’ mouths….

…research team spent over 20 years observing these birds. Their findings reveal that starlings engage in “reciprocity”—helping one another with the understanding that the favor will be returned in the…