Biology and the use of biology for design is more new.
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The technology they use merges gene therapy, synthetic biology and cell biology.
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"There's biology, molecular biology in there, astrophysics, computer sciences, nanotechnology," McKay exclaims.
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The biggest distinction lies in our evolved biology, and how that biology processes information.
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There's lots of biology we need to [learn] to be able to engineer biology.
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Pourjam was a biology alumnus and Arasteh was a biology Ph.D. student at the university.
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You can do things with chemistry married to biology that you can't do with biology alone.
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When you talk about the human body, the human biology, most of human biology we don't understand.
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Martin holds a PhD in Biology from Stanford University and received his undergraduate education in biology from Princeton.
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It helps if they know some biology and molecular biology, but they learn it while they're doing it.
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Every aspect of the thing is either robotics-built to resemble biology, or biology-modified to resemble robotics.
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They chose a biology class partly because women and men enroll in roughly equal numbers in undergraduate biology classes.
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The daughter of two immigrants, she holds degrees in biology, marine biology and space studies and is a private pilot.
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There's been pushback recently in fields like systems biology, but it's overwhelmingly common in much of biotech and synthetic biology.
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The new deal gives startups that build with biology, otherwise known as synthetic biology startups, access to Ginkgo's manufacturing platform.
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"You can learn a lot about our human biology, and biology in general, by looking at animals with sensory diversification."
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You can learn a lot about our human biology, and biology in general, by looking at animals with sensory diversification.
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Her mother was a professor of biology and chairwoman of the biology department at the City College of New York.
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Basically, I like computers and I like biology and genomics in particular and putting those things together is computational biology.
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"All my early childhood memories involve biology," Dr. Paine said in an online interview with the University of Washington's biology department.
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As Walsh said, biology feeds culture feeds biology feeds culture, so it's difficult to draw definitive lines around something so amorphous.
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What a stunning example of a biology that operates from an engineering perspective, a biology that has no genuine guiding vision!
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Foundational work in biology, from the Human Genome Project to early advances in synthetic biology, benefitted from significant U.S. federal investments.
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While cultural ideas can affect our observations of biology, Dr. Kamath said, biology doesn't necessarily tell us anything clear about culture.
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Biology Ph.D. student Fareed Arasteh and biology alumnus Mansour Pourjam were among the passengers on the plane, according to the University.
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One recipient of the email was the Engineering Biology Research Consortium, a nonprofit dedicated to fostering and advancing synthetic biology research.
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On Monday, botanist James Wong posted the following, impressively scientific breakdown of exactly how Groot biology works... THE BIOLOGY OF BABY GROOT.
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My father first said something to me about biology being at play, which I dismissed because biology and I have a fraught relationship.
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Synthetic biology or "hacked" biology is a quickly growing field, but the term ribocomputing is scarce, mostly limited to a single 2016 study.
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The project will also address important questions in biology and disease, and make immediate impacts on the fields of evolution, genomics, and conservation biology.
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They won't learn biology unless there's a biology class, and they won't learn to be critical thinkers unless the school makes that a priority.
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Image: Na'im BeyahAI and biology will collide the most in future years in the field of DIY biology, something that's also discussed in the show.
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BioBots also just launched a biology wiki, which the company claims is the first biology-specific open repository for experiments, protocols and general biological information.
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Gil came to Silicon Valley with impressive academic credentials, including a degree in mathematics, another in molecular biology and a PhD in biology from MIT.
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Abbie Celniker has a B.A. in biology from the University of California, San Diego, and a Ph.D. in molecular biology from the University of Arizona.
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I am a philosopher of science, and, at one point, I went back to graduate school to study molecular biology, anatomy and physiology, and evolutionary biology.
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N Synthetic biology company The U.S. synthetic biology company's unit has said that a genetically modified mosquito has helped reduce the proliferation of mosquitoes spreading Zika.
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Thompson is an oceanographer and professor of marine biology at the Institute of Biology and the SAGE-COPPE of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.
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In molecular biology in particular, women later in their careers had significantly fewer co-authors per publication than men, according to the study in PLoS Biology.
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Friedman hopes the partnership enables Y Combinator to add more startups that build with biology (otherwise known as synthetic biology or syn-bio) to its portfolio.
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Bonus points for adventures in biology: "The operations platform we've developed will allow us to learn about plant biology in ways that have never before been possible."
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"I always liked basic biology, but I always had this idea of applying the knowledge that we get from human biology to help human health," Kyratsous said.
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Look, biology started this, biology and pharmacology will be a big part of winning this in the end, and we are absolutely committed to making that happen.
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The founders are Merav Mor, a doctor of physiology (PhD) and cell biology and her twin sister, Michal Mor, also a doctor of physiology (PhD) and cell biology.
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I actually trained as a fruit fly geneticist so I could gain molecular biology and developmental biology expertise, so that I could then apply that to rove beetles.
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Synthetic biology—which is a combination of engineer, molecular biology and sometimes biophysics—isn't a completely new field, but recently advancements have brought its products to the forefront.
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"So it's this kind of back and forth cycle between the design and the biology that helps understand the rules of what the biology is doing," says Levin.
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His mother is a professor in the department of cell biology, and his father is a professor in the developmental biology department at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
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That's difficult, says lead author Michael Levin, a professor of biology and director of the Allen Discovery Center at Tufts and the Tufts Center for Regenerative and Developmental Biology.
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The first author of the paper is listed as Robert Baker, with current biology department chair Ronald Chesser as second author, followed by several former biology students as coauthors.
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I majored in biology in college, went on to get my Ph.D. and spent 17 years doing research in developmental biology and genetics at the University of California, Berkeley.
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A new approach to help PKU patients break down phenylalanine may be possible, however, thanks to synthetic biology, an emerging scientific field that aims to make biology easier to engineer.
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It's possible that the emerging disciplines of behavioral ecology, behavioral biology, population genetics, evolutionary biology and so on have something to contribute to our understanding of the political gender gap.
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She earned a bachelor's degree in biology, then received a fellowship to New York University, where she was awarded a master's degree and, in 1950, a doctorate in cell biology.
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The firm focuses on healthcare and science-heavy tech, with a bent for "consumer biology" companies, which use biology as a manufacturing platform to make drugs, beverages, food, chemicals, and more.
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"There&aposs no question, early biology is fascinating — but I think this, if anything, is counterproductive," Ken Stedman, a virologist and professor of biology at Portland State University, told Live Science.
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The soft, messy biology problems are the critical problemsThose soft, messy biology problems Musk is ignoring are the critical problems, the ones that are truly difficult for long-term Mars living.
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To Meghan Duffy, a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Michigan, the climate change lecture in her introductory biology course is the "most important" class she teaches.
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Each year, Brian Heenan and Tom Ericsson invite students in their freshman biology classes to select a research topic from a list of preapproved ones for their modern biology research project.
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" "This is not mathematics; this is biology and chemistry.
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That's the way of the world — inexorable as biology.
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Rachel, sitting at the head of the Neolution table, has carte blanche access to their clone biology, and with Helena (Maslany) pregnant with twins, her biology is the most coveted of all.
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Larry Cahoon, professor of biology and marine biology at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, previously spoke with PEOPLE about what to do if you come face-to-face with a shark.
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It's possible that for some types of childhood cancer, the biology of drug processing or tumor biology that differs by ancestry might be more important than socioeconomic status, the study authors write.
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Most of the companies in Refactor's portfolio fall into a category he calls "consumer biology"; that is, they all use biology as a manufacturing platform to make products including beverages, drugs, and chemicals.
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After Harvard, Dr. Steitz spent three years at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, England, where Dr. Perutz, Dr. Kendrew and other giants in molecular biology and biophysics worked.
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It is this attempt at pop biology that is the most incendiary aspect of this misguided memo especially for those who recall the use of biology to claim the inferiority of African-Americans.
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Someone make this man a middle school biology teacher ASAP.
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Genes honed by natural selection are undoubtedly central to biology.
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The discovery was revealed Thursday in the journal Current Biology.
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It can include psychology, economics, sociology, cultural anthropology and biology.
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Venter believes we have entered the digital age of biology.
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In early days of synthetic biology, that's not the case.
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Women are better represented than men in biology, for example.
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The results are published today in the journal Current Biology.
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The study was published today in the journal Current Biology.
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ONE of the most important concepts in biology is compartmentalisation.
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They published their findings Thursday in the journal Current Biology.
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I first got into biology as a high school student.
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"Our biology and psychology are intricately wired together," Tribole says.
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Zal Bilimoria is placing bets on biology "eating the world."
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However, these storylines are driven by more than fanciful biology.
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More likely, this is a case when behavior trumps biology.
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The emperor's hobby has been marine biology, especially goby fish.
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Synthetic biology could help us accomplish all that, and more.
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The results are published in the Journal of Experimental Biology.
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In some ways, it's as good as human biology allows.
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She studied biology, including the neurobiology of addiction, in college.
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This could be a major advance for biology and paleontology.
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At UCLA, he studied the interaction between mechanics and biology.
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From a biology perspective, this is exciting for two reasons.
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Could we use the language of biology to perpetuate music?
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Details of this discovery were published today in Current Biology.
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These findings are already transforming biology as we know it.
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The new research was published this week in Biology Letters.
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In biology, Crispr is the proprietary eponym of the moment.
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The genetic machinery of bioluminescence has applications beyond evolutionary biology.
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He has a master's degree in systems biology from Harvard.
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This idea soon became gospel in the evolutionary biology world.
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At this uncertain juncture, synthetic biology is entering new territory.
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Adolescents are fighting biology to get to school on time.
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Their findings were published earlier this week in Conservation Biology.
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The postnatural is to biology as architecture is to geology.
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I started carrying around biology text books everywhere I went.
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The writer is a professor of biology at Brandeis University.
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Some of their aggression is a feature of their biology.
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There he leads a group studying the biology of melanoma.
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Finally, biology factors in to a mayfly swarm in Louisiana.
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"She has a secret in her biology," Dr. Lopera said.
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The study was published Thursday in the journal Current Biology.
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It combines courses on chemistry, biology, marketing and financial management.
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Cancer is a dynamic; its complex biology overwhelms linear solutions.
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"It created a new universe of biology," Dr. Zuker said.
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Still, biology had produced Cecilia, and she was a marvel.
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They published their results in The Journal of Experimental Biology.
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Alexa Osterhoudt, a biology major, is grateful for Share Meals.
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Modern biology lifted the veil from this mystery, albeit slowly.
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Or does culture impact the biology of our brains, too?
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As kids, we're only really taught about biology and disease.
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Can we wrest control of our biology and political destiny?
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They reported their find Thursday in the journal Current Biology.
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Some environmental strategies were as simple and old as biology.
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Should the healing arts have been kept separate from biology?
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Specific details of their biology have not been officially revealed.
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There's another reason few Chinese consumers buy deodorant: basic biology.
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There are some things we do because biology demands it.
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Proteins are at the heart of our busy interior biology.
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The discovery was just published in the journal Mammalian Biology.
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We don't even understand the basic biology of the cell.
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Others taught vertebrate anatomy or biology, or were dedicated amateurs.
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Human biology is complicated and mysterious, even here on Earth.
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In her youth, Ehrenreich earned a Ph.D. in cell biology.
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Before going into law, she'd gotten a Ph.D. in biology.
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Researchers are having better luck following clues from basic biology.
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My depression springs from my biology, my biography, my choices.
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A biology major, Urtula was from Cedar Grove, New Jersey.
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"We're always learning things about dinosaurian biology that surprise us."
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Ribose plays a hugely important part in our human biology.
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He personally cared little about the biology side of evolution.
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However, geothermal reactions devoid of biology can also generate methane.
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Logic doesn't apply in biology, other than to generate hypotheses.
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LSU's biology department determined it was a baby blacktip shark.
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But, as someone whose work focuses on computational biology, and at the intersection of biology and big data, I am confident that computational infrastructure is the vital ingredient to help the recommendations become reality.
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"If you start to understand the network of cellular biology, I think that positions us to be in a really, really enviable spot in terms of doing precision biology in the future," he says.
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The program is called "Cannabis, Biology and Chemistry" and will be similar to a double major in biology and chemistry, dean of the university's College of Science and Mathematics David Lehmpuhl told the Post.
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Emerging fields like computational biology and biological engineering have created a new breed of founder, native to biology, engineering and computer science, that are already, by definition, the leading experts in their fledgling fields.
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The university and the biology department are not aware of it," the institution said, adding that "the Academic Committee of the Department of Biology believes that it seriously violates academic ethics and academic norms.
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I had not had a science class since high school and I did not know even the basics of molecular biology, but I became somewhat obsessively interested in this field of synthetic biology in particular.
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P. Bio' When a philosophy scholar loses out on his dream job and goes to work as a high school Advanced Placement biology teacher, he makes it clear he will not be teaching any biology.
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This winter, we paired a scientist researching taste receptors and how humans perceive bitter tastes with an artist in residence who makes artwork related to synthetic biology, or the combination of biology and engineering principles.
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The future of connecting biology to technology is becoming a reality.
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The researchers' findings were published on February 2nd in Current Biology.
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But this is no movie—it's just biology, ruthless as ever.
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The results of this analysis were published today in Current Biology.
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Moreover, what's essential in biology depends largely on an organism's environment.
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Some virtues even come out in the animal's biology or behavior.
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"Computational synthetic biology," Fadell says, bending the rules a second time.
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Guess which one... Okay, biology twitter, what the heck is this??
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At the time, Damore was a doctoral student in systems biology.
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Oxitec, the UK subsidiary of U.S. synthetic biology company Intrexon XON.
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There are more pathways into biology at all kinds of universities.
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For that matter, so are biology, geophysics, technology, and social organization.
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I had a friend who's a professor of biology in Manchester.
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Language has effects on the way we imagine how biology works.
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A study published yesterday in Current Biology could have a clue.
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They published their investigation this week in the journal Current Biology.
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So there you have it: biology, contrast and badly taken photos.
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Other spaceports have already put these biology-based interventions to work.
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Her mother, the former Ruth Palmer Smith, taught high school biology.
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Damore's LinkedIn profile says he has received advanced degrees in biology.
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This is all really about reverse-engineering the biology of intelligence.
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Consider how both human behavior and biology would influence its evolution.
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In this paradigm, biology, not culture or behavior, determines personality type.
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Thirty years of molecular biology but nobody had commercialized it yet.
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The humble baker's yeast plays a crucial role in synthetic biology.
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And if you found biology on Europa, that's a big deal.
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So why can't we build things using the principles of biology?
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It required the development of great technology and great biology. Right.
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Here's the breakdown, for anyone who needs a biology 101 refresher.
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This left conspicuous blind spots in scientists' understanding of molecular biology.
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"This will open up another revolution in astrophysics and biology alike."
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I tried taking biology and chemistry classes but I did miserably.
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When it comes to building better robots, biology has its advantages.
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Patricia L. Foster is professor emerita of biology at Indiana University.
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It's about merit, not biology, and about authenticity over identity votes.
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The team of researchers has reported their findings in Current Biology.
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Biology is hard, but finding the clitoris doesn't have to be.
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They just published their findings in the Journal of Experimental Biology.
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Mind Fixers: Psychiatry's Troubled Search for the Biology of Mental Illness.
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Native American identity is not one of biology, but of culture.
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But this new era of synthetic biology has a dark side.
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Dating shows also reveal the enemy of the hard left: biology.
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It's not human nature, not biology, just a matter of time.
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The answer lies in differing biology and psychology between the sexes.
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A new study published in Current Biology aims to fix that.
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The national trends reflect both biology and societal trends, Copperman said.
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In recent years the underlying biology has started to become apparent.
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The researchers want to know whether there is any underlying biology.
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Can tracking basic biology create positive reinforcements for health-related behaviors?
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The paper was published in the journal Current Biology on Thursday.
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He had a small, very simple, biology lab in his home.
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Johnson is an expert on pancreas biology, insulin action and diabetes.
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The paper was published today in the journal PLOS Computational Biology.
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So much for biology as the basis of our unified theory.
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Then we meet Lena (Natalie Portman), a professor of biology at
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Likely, yes, by anyone with even a limited understanding of biology.
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Feeding children isn't molecular biology; it just feels like it sometimes.
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He has degrees in molecular biology and biochemistry and engineering management.
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For biology, however, there are fewer of these analysis tools available.
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The team published its results Thursday in the journal Current Biology.
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Studying reptile genes can improve scientists' understanding of human biology, too.
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There are a TON of ways this law ignores basic biology.
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"The biology of the Clistopyga genus is very interesting," Sääksjärvi says.
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This is one of the most interesting developments in biology today.
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We will let the Renaissance of biology slip through our fingers.
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Or maybe her son just has a poor grasp of biology.
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Before that I studied biology at the National University in Mexico.
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Tidal interaction between close-orbiting planets might provide energy for biology.
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RW: A ton of marine biology, a ton of conservation work.
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Much about the origins and biology of ovarian cancer remains unknown.
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Dr. Fausto-Sterling is a professor of biology and gender studies.
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Rubley taught science and biology for four years near her hometown.
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"It's a completely new way of visualizing biology," Dr. Weinstein said.
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"We have changed the actual biology of the chicken," she said.
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Biology has nothing to say about those factors, but people do.
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In the 21st century, computer science is as important as biology.
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The scientists published their results in the Journal of Experimental Biology.
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For Marcela Alcaide Eligio, A.P. Biology class would have to wait.
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She said being at Hampshire had changed her ideas about biology.
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Also, a person's biology alone does not determine a life course.
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Indeed, this dino was likely as small as its biology allows.
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Dr. Hampikian is a professor of biology at Boise State University.
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Each task resembles research that is current in biology and chemistry.
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She said it could depend on each person's biology and sensitivity.
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In 1990 he was named professor emeritus of chemistry and biology.
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Guyot is and was shared fifty-fifty by Geology and Biology.
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Fascinating, fun learning on everything from history to biology and culture.
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The book is a useful primer on the biology of fat.
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SCIENCE AND THE ENVIRONMENT (219,27) Chemistry, biology, physics, mathematics, experiments 203.
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The scientists reported their work in the Journal of Experimental Biology.
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I just love these animals because I'm interested in their biology.
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Anne Wojcicki graduated from Yale University with a BS in Biology.
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Biology isn't binary -- it is much more diverse than we acknowledge.
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The team's findings were published in Free Radical Biology and Medicine.
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Teach her to reject the linking of shame and female biology.
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I commented before a Darwinian change turns out in evolutionary biology.
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Hou, 26, is studying for a degree in biology at Columbia.
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I graduated in December with a degree in biology and government.
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As with most unbelievable things, it was mere and shocking biology.
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The team published its findings Thursday in the journal Current Biology.
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That work laid the basis for the genomic phase of biology.
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Klosterman: Technology evolves faster than people do, faster than biology does.
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Aimee Elmquist spent her own money to stock her biology classroom.
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Ory is professor of medicine, cell biology and physiology, Cardiovascular Division; co-director, BioMed21 Diabetic Cardiovascular Disease Center; and director of admissions, Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri.
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By encouraging such teams to co-operate and compete in its Grand Jamboree, the iGEM foundation is hoping to create a framework for a synthetic-biology industry which combines molecular biology and engineering to achieve specific goals.
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Nicholas Teets, who leads the Insect Stress Biology Lab at the University of Kentucky, published an article last month in the Journal of Experimental Biology that reveals how Antarctic midge larvae are able to survive such extremes.
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My brother knocks and wants to ask a few questions about biology.
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I'm not talking biology—I'm talking chemistry (okay, and a little biochemistry).
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Alejandro Jiménez, Biology Student, 22 How has the hurricane changed going out?
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Kaustubh Adhikari is a postdoctoral researcher in cell and developmental biology, UCL
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It combines chemistry, biology, information, and our ideas of beauty and identity.
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Their report on Flood's training was published in June in Zoo Biology.
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Mayr claimed that these features make biology exceptional—a law unto itself.
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There is no clear cut evidence that these were made by biology.
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In other words, there was an actual severe difference related to biology.
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The results of this new study were published today in Current Biology.
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But this isn't what most of my colleagues in evolutionary biology think.
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His study about mold pigs published Tuesday in the journal Invertebrate Biology.
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Kendall Burk, 23, was a biology teacher at Grant County High School.
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Popular books about biology and physics currently sell better than detective stories.
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Computer science and biology are converging to make these audacious projects easier.
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We are all deeply reliant on biology and circumstance — and, crucially, money.
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That finding has helped solve a long-standing mystery in marine biology.
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The consideration of redefining gender as biology fits in the same vein.
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Biology wasn't what I wanted to do, but it was comfortably predictable.
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As time went, studying biology, I realized that was actually the case.
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Their findings are published in the latest issue of Molecular Systems Biology.
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Your coverage of synthetic biology was a rare story of vital importance.
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She can't squeeze her arms into the lab coats in biology class.
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A second is that dynasties put biology at the heart of society.
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"It could be an extraordinary tool for studying marine biology," she says.
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When we lose species, we lose access to learning about their biology.
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If you remember high school biology, red headedness is a recessive trait.
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After a while he became fascinated by biology, then cities and companies.
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Culture Robotics believes its applicable for synthetic biology, microbiome and cellular therapy.
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Take the latest findings from the large-scale Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology.
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When it executes an algorithm this way, biology looks like computer science.
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With synthetic biology and the future of food, there's no silver bullet.
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The advent of CRISPR has corresponded with a widespread democratization of biology.
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Their research was published in the September 21 issue of Current Biology.
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According to Poddar, the mystery was one of human doing, not biology.
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She wants to study biology and pursue a career in global health.
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And it's not because of the AI, it's because of the biology.
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Neoplants – PARIS Neoplants use synthetic biology to design plants for the future.
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Rooting morality in biology has made Churchland a controversial figure among philosophers.
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Johanna Ohm is a graduate student in biology at Pennsylvania State University.
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The theory of island biogeography became a foundation of modern conservation biology.
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I like Dr. Francisco who teaches physics and biology [at my school].
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They published their findings in the journal Current Biology in late October.
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Thus began Yang's 10-year diversion into the world of ruminant biology.
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Go deeper: We're just starting to explore the potential of synthetic biology.
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If executed, neural laces could impact neurodegenerative disease detection and cellular biology.
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Variously in these games, it is characters' very biology that is rewritten.
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There's something rooted in the biology of behavior with these intractable habits.
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Ohsumi received a doctorate in molecular biology from the University of Tokyo.
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"Of all the sciences, biology is the most lawless," Dr. Mukherjee writes.
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The other half involves the match between that biology and the environment.
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Does biology favor females for survival, and if so, how and why?
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Results of their latest study are published in the latest Current Biology.
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He did not report to the school or the department of biology.
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In biology we need to build and test designs in the lab.
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There's a field of sleep science dedicated to the biology of repose.
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Every month of our adult life we are taxed for our biology.
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The FDA may accept human biology-based tests for preclinical drug testing.
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Those are the findings of a study published Thursday in Current Biology.
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Hirohito and his elder son, Akihito, shared an interest in marine biology.
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She was, however, deeply passionate about her biology professor, Mary Scott Skinker.
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The study was published Tuesday in the open access journal PLOS Biology.
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Big, sweeping head tilts followed by ocular lolls that defied basic biology.
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Synthetic biology is hot and getting hotterGinkgo also benefits from the deal.
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A mother's biology spontaneously aborts some conceptions in utero but not others.
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Damore had argued biology helped explain why men were given top roles.
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We could have the first clues of extraterrestrial biology in a decade!
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But tampering with our biology could have negative health effects, he said.
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Their goal is to employ synthetic biology to address pressing global issues.
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You're some random person who showed up with a PhD in biology.
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"Once your biology is what it is, it doesn't change," he said.
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The research was published this week in the journal BMC Evolutionary Biology.
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Are Americans different than other cultures in terms of biology and tolerance?
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Lori Marino is a Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology researcher at Emory University.
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I'd been studying for a biology test with their older brother, Justin.
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MUNCHIES: What prompted you to make the move from technology to biology?
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No one knows the underlying biology of depression or any mood disorder.
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It's not that people of different ethnic backgrounds have wildly different biology.
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These are the letters that spell out the recipe for our biology.
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It remains one of the most interesting and challenging questions in biology.
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"Our goal, our intention, was to do basic biology," he told me.
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The research opens the door to learning more about tortoise biology, too.
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She has a B.S. in biology and a B.A. in creative writing.
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Some argue they're an accident of biology and mean nothing at all.
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Every school teaches biology, every school teaches chemistry, every school teaches algebra.
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It has become difficult to focus on things like biology or math.
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It has been hailed as a major breakthrough in synthetic biology.—Motherboard
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Richard, for his part, considers these outcomes from an evolutionary-biology perspective.
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"No matter how progressive things get, you can't fight biology," she said.
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Biology kept it that way: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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He is only interested in biology up to the point of visibility.
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A study describing the bird published Tuesday in the journal Biology Letters.
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Lintermans pointed out that the stocky galaxias' breeding biology is virtually unknown.
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He received a bachelor's degree in biology from Princeton University in 1953.
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Explorers seeking alien life must first grapple with questions of fundamental biology.
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Time was no longer our friend and biology was working against us.
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Solving this problem required expertise in both statistical probability and livestock biology.
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He gives Otis and Eric a thorough description in the biology lab.
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It is colored by emotions, shaped by biology and underscored by morality.
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"Some people don't get it, that this is biology," she told me.
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Finally, facilitate the nexus of biology, engineering and manufacturing technology and training.
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El Paso Community College's nursing hot spot was a foundational biology course.
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Ruairidh Macleod, an undergraduate biology student also at Cambridge, led the research.
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She graduated in 1938 with a double major in English and biology.
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"If there is biology there, it isn't very active," Dr. Voytek said.
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Eliot Brenowitz Professor of Psychology and Biology University of Washington Seattle, Wash.
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The proposed monument has broad support among environmentalists and marine biology experts.
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But it's a diagnosis in itself, with its own biology and symptoms.
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"My best subject is biology and my second is chemistry," he said.
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Why isn't the study of race part of the standard biology curriculum?
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She has undergraduate degrees in biochemistry and systems biology from Virginia Tech.
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Tom Baldwin president of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology.
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USGS conducts research and monitoring in areas like biology, earthquakes and hydrology.
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Lyndsey Littlefield is studying biology at Bridgewater State University in Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
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Biology is difficult to characterize, difficult to chart on a systems basis.
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She ended up majoring in chemistry and biology and graduated in 1952.
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It was as if the very principles of biology had come undone.
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Her mother is a biology teacher at Tokay High School in Lodi.
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She had studied biology but did not pursue a career in it.
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"It's the only conservation biology program in the country," Mr. Carr said.
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His textbook, "Molecular Biology of the Gene," helped define the new field.
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No. Doctors, they're trained like hound dogs to find the root biology.
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An art student isn't going to use Biology and Trigonometry in life.
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He graduated from Penn and received a Ph.D. in biology from Harvard.
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Is there anything you wish healthcare professionals better understood about human biology?
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Cuffing season, of course, might not be driven entirely by our biology.
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There, buried in dozens of pages of dense text, was a photograph of attendees at the 143 International Conference on the Biology of Whales in Virginia, a gathering of some of the most prominent experts in marine biology.
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