Keeping a Closer Eye on Seabirds with Drones and Artificial Intelligence
Using drones and artificial intelligence to monitor large colonies of seabirds can be as effective as traditional on-the-ground methods
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Studying The Genetics and Evolution of Dogs’ Friendliness
Interview with Brian Hare, professor of evolutionary anthropology
Anderson Cooper Learns the Science Behind His Dog’s Personality
Quotes Brian Hare, professor of evolutionary anthropology
Astronomers Are on Verge of Discovering Over Three Crore New Galaxies
Quotes Michael Troxel, assistant professor of physics
Millions of Galaxies Emerge in New Simulated Images from NASA’s Roman
Quotes Michael Troxel, an assistant professor of physics
Plant/Animal Hybrid Proteins Could Help Crops Fend Off Diseases
Quotes Xinnian Dong, distinguished professor of biology
The Most Common Disorders in Pet Cats – Including Overgrown Nails, Flea Infestation and Obesity
Quotes Brian Hare, professor in evolutionary anthropology, psychology and neuroscience
Duke Study Points Out Disparities in How Durham Police Respond to and Investigate Shootings
Mentions Phillip Cook, professor emeritus in the Sanford School of Public Policy and professor emeritus of economics
Fungi Don’t Turn Humans into Zombies. But The Last of Us Gets Some Science Right
Mentions Asiya Gusa, senior research associate in molecular genetics and microbiology
The Science That Spawned Fungal Fears in HBO’s ‘The Last Of Us’
Quotes Asiya Gusa, postdoctoral scholar in the Molecular Genetics and Microbiology Department
Bot of Consciousness
Quotes Boyuan Chen, assistant professor and leads the General Robotics Lab