Researchers team up to speed up nerve regeneration
Could help more people recover from nerve injuries and illnesses
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Tag: Biology
Parasites may be taking heavy toll on mammal populations
May not kill, but have heavy effect on mammals overall health
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Researchers create new method for making lifelike aquatic artificial habitats
Studying living habitats that attract and retain different organisms is crucial in restoration planning
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Study challenges the link between obesity and junk food advertising
Banning junk food advertising may have little effect on reducing obesity
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Can beavers catch chronic wasting disease?
New research suggests beavers may be susceptible to the fatal illness – increasing spread between species
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Enzymes could hold key to better understanding inflammation
Findings show promise for new anti-inflammatory drugs and treatments for autoimmune diseases
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My neighbour the osprey in all its grandeur
These magnificent birds often nest in odd places, such as the light standards and hydroelectric towers
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Forestry grad harvests his passion for the outdoors into a career
Fergus McSween is applying his new knowledge of forests, plants and animals to help protect them
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Plant diversity minimally affected by intensive cattle grazing: study
The large-scale study adds to the understanding of how different grazing practices affect the land
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Program celebrates 20 years of changing lives for diabetics
Edmonton Protocol team reports treatment is safe and reliable for people with hard-to-control diabetes
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A watershed moment – rethinking our relationship with water
Maricor Arlos grew up around water, but when she came to Canada she found purpose in sustaining it
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Discovery offers new clues to lichens’ evolutionary advantage
New research challenges understanding of organisms that have been textbook cases since late 1800s
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