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NSWC Port Hueneme personnel support local science fair Ventura County Star Students from the sixth, seventh and eighth grades presented science fair experimentation projects in a number of categories, including chemistry, physics, animal behavior, botany and life sciences. According to Michelle Mullen, a teacher at the school ... and more »

St. Lucie students use magnetic fields, ammonia in science fair projects TCPalm Projects categories include behavioral science, engineering, environmental science, biochemistry, botany, chemistry, computer science, earth space science, engineering, environmental science, mathematics, microbiology, physics, zoology and medicine and ... and more »

Cumberland Courier Newspapers

Botany Police use virtual mapping for regional disaster response plan Cumberland Courier Newspapers Leading Senior Constable Shaun Rae shows off the SIMS technology, which is being used as part of the Botany Bay Precinct Emergency Sub Plan. Photo: Melvyn Knipe. VIRTUALLY mapped building interiors might sound like science fiction, but in the event of ...

StandardNet

New plant discovered by UofU biologist smells like roadkill StandardNet By Contributed SALT LAKE CITY - The famed "corpse flower" plant - known for its giant size, rotten-meat odor and phallic shape - has a new, smaller relative: A University of Utah botanist discovered a new species of Amorphophallus that is one-fourth as ... Our Amorphophallus is smaller: New plant species from Madagascar smells like ...PhysOrg.com Is 'nauseating,' 'foul,' 'nasty' plant a new species?KSL-TV Our Amorphophallus Is Smaller, but It Stinks Like Its Big CousinNewswise (press release) all 8 news articles »

University of Wyoming News

Valuable UW Research Collection Revived After 30 Years of Dormancy University of Wyoming News It was stored in a crowded basement room in the UW Biological Sciences Building for most of that time and, later, in a small warehouse near the College of Agriculture building. Robert Berry, a Sheridan philanthropist and an avid ecologist, ...