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A boom in bloomsPablo Almela works with Trinity Hamilton’s lab to study a colorful algae that can accelerate snow melt with its rapid growth. |
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An eye on invasivesUsing remote sensing and machine learning, researchers can spot an invasive species from space—and predict its spread. |
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Brushstrokes and breakthroughsGraduate student and science communicator Emily Hanson looks with hope to the future after a year of transformation. |
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People in the pictureAlejandra Perez-Enriquez and colleagues are helping communities shape their own future through participatory ecological restoration. |
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Resilient crops on demandA gene-editing discovery will expedite the breeding of climate-adapted plants. |
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A species in bloomNew research reveals the role climate plays in the evolution of a California wildflower. |
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Keeping the Krebs in checkTom Niehaus receives a five-year $1.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health. |
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Research brief: Minnesota’s invasive tansy spread impacted by land useResearchers look into reasons behind spread of Tanacetum vulgare |
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Testing the watersCollege of Biological Science researchers are developing new approaches that promise to reduce industrial pollution and contamination in our water systems. |
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A good statistical modelAn award-winning instructor guides undergraduates in seeing the world through a biostatistical lens. |