Susan M. Reiss
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Getting the Buzz on BeesBecause bees are big business in the U.S., collecting and sharing data about the insect is important to address the decline in bee populations.
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Memory Making Linked to Gene and Protein, Research ShowsBy Susan M. Reiss Published
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Nanolasers on Silicon to Provide Faster Data TransmissionThe need for speed drives search for hybrid communication technologies.
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Plant Detectives Dig Into How Cells GrowMoss offers clues in the search for how molecular signals direct cell growth.
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Tiny Microchip Component Promises Big ReturnsThis novel nanoarray may improve energy storage and electronics performance.
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Deep-sea Fish Inspire Robotic Feeding Model"Bassbot" reveals suction action used by most fish.
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With Study of Asbestos, Geologists Take on Key Health ProblemA new breed of geologists investigates the connection between living organisms and earth materials.
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Tiny Neighbors Keep Coral Reefs CleanWhen coral reefs call, the goby fish come to the rescue.
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Scientists Take On Coffee-Loving PestsGenetic research from across the ocean poised to help coffee bean growers in Columbia.
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Attack of the (Not So Killer) TomatoesResearchers have discovered the enzyme responsible for tomatoes' chemical defense response.
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