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18Apr/17

Mystery of mosquito flight solved

April 18, 2017ScienceAerodynamics, Aerospace engineering, Animal flight, Animals, Arthropods, Articles, Bird behavior, Bird flight, DelFly, Fly, Haematophagy, HATFIELD, Hexapoda, Insect, Insect anatomy, Insect flight, Insects in culture, Mesozoic, Mosquito, Ornithopter, Oxford, Shed, Simon Walker, United Kingdom, Wingsmbale

A new study sheds light on how mosquitoes manage to fly breaking all the norms of flapping wings, and could inspire future aerodynamic innovations, including micro-scale flying tech.
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07Oct/15

DNA research deployed in war on cancer earns Nobel prize

October 7, 2015ResearchAziz Sancar, Biology, Biotechnology, Branches of biology, Cell biology, DNA, DNA repair, Fellows of the Royal Society, Genetics, Helices, Homologous recombination, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Life sciences, Molecular genetics, Mutation, Nobel Prize, Paul L. Modrich, Paul Modrich, Senescence, Shed, Simon Boulton, Sweden, Tomas Lindahl, Turkey, United Statessmbale

Nobel Prize awarded for work into how cells repair DNA damage sheds light on new ways to fight cancer
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