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Amazonian Spiders- University of Michigan Research

January 11, 2020 JMiller/wideopenresearch

“A noiseless, patient spider, I mark’d, where on a little promontory, it stood isolate eating a possum….”   Okay, so that is not what the

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Feeding the World from the University of Minnesota

January 4, 2017 JMiller/wideopenresearch

For an inspiring source of information on efforts to feed the world check out the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities website. In these dark days of

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Bee Research from Montana State University

January 3, 2017 JMiller/wideopenresearch

For an insightful look at the effect of virus on bee pollination, check out Michelle Flenniken’s article.  The article describes the work of three Montana

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Life Minus Oxygen?

December 3, 2016 JMiller/wideopenresearch

  Congratulations to University of Cincinnati assistant professor of geology, Andrew Czaga and his team for finding fossils that reportedly existed prior to the existence

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“Seed to Kitchen” at University of Wisconsin-Madison

November 28, 2016 JMiller/wideopenresearch

I was excited to stumble across the “Seed to Kitchen” initiative at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, which teams up agricultural scientists with local chefs and

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