Below is a video from the Carnegie Institution for Science. It is about a study into the diet of bald eagles and how this could be relevant to decisions about suitable locations to release them into the wild.
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Twitter will start deleting inactive accounts in December - If you haven't been using Twitter lately but don't want someone to grab your username, you might want to sign in shortly. Twitter is notifying users that i...6 years ago
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Setting the metallic hydrogen record straight - Guest post by Andy Extance In 1935, two scientists working at Princeton University in the US made a prediction that chemists and physicists are still striv...9 years ago
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Loss of Y Chromosome Linked to Alzheimer's - About one in five men over age 80 lose the Y chromosome, and the condition has now been linked to an increased risk of Alzheimer’s.9 years ago
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Matthew McBride wins Nov 2012 ONS Challenge Award - Matthew McBride, an undergraduate chemistry major at Drexel University working in the Bradley Laboratory, was awarded the November 2012 Open Notebook Scien...13 years ago
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Lithium Batteries Banned From Checked Bags On Flights - The U.S. Transportation Department has barred travelers from packing loose lithium batteries in their checked bags on all flights. The Pipeline and Hazardo...18 years ago
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