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AAAS Notebook: Faculty views range across natural world, human health, more - Medicine - Feb 22
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Sussex bees and blooms on BBC Two this evening - Physics - Feb 22
Laser radar illuminates the way to deep space - Physics - Feb 22
Fastest wind from stellar mass black hole discovered - Electroengineering - Feb 22
Engineers create wireless, self- propelled medical device - Arts - Feb 22
Cantor exhibition showcases Stanford’s collection of Native American paintings - Life Sciences - Feb 22
Yale’s Nelson gets $8.4 million grant to study photosynthesis - Electroengineering - Feb 22
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Surprising diversity at a synapse hints at complex diversity of neural circuitry - Literature - Feb 22
Archive Chronicling History of San Diego’s Chicano Movement to Go Digital - Business - Feb 22
Levers to cut the rate of home repossessions in the UK - Medicine - Feb 22
A faster way to catch cells - Physics - Feb 22
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Veterinary Science
Veterinary Science - Life Sciences
04.01.2012
Horseriding is a popular summer holiday activity, but few people know that horses kill more Australians annually than any other animal.
Life Sciences - Veterinary Science
20.12.2011
Vets warn of dangers to pets during festive season and summer heat
20 Dec 2011 Veterinarians from the University of Melbourne are warning pet owners to take special care of their pets during the festive season and the hot summer holidays.
20 Dec 2011 Veterinarians from the University of Melbourne are warning pet owners to take special care of their pets during the festive season and the hot summer holidays.
Medicine/Pharmacology - Veterinary Science
15.12.2011
The University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine (Penn Vet) recently opened its new, state-of-the-art minimally invasive surgical suite at the Matthew J. Ryan Veterinary Hospital.
Medicine/Pharmacology - Veterinary Science
02.12.2011
Taking advantage of a feat that synthesized human and veterinary medical procedures and united cardiologists from two continents and four medical institutions, a 2-year-old Brittany spaniel has a new outlook on life, renewed energy and an insatiable appetite.
Medicine/Pharmacology - Veterinary Science
26.10.2011
Passive smoking is a problem for pets too, says vet
The dangers of passive smoking in people are well known, but how does it affect our pets? Clare Knottenbelt, Professor of Small Animal Medicine and Oncology at the University of Glasgow's Small Animal Hospital, says second-hand smoke causes health problems in animals too.
The dangers of passive smoking in people are well known, but how does it affect our pets? Clare Knottenbelt, Professor of Small Animal Medicine and Oncology at the University of Glasgow's Small Animal Hospital, says second-hand smoke causes health problems in animals too.
Veterinary Science - Agronomy/Food Science
21.10.2011
Testing to begin on U of M, Twin Cities' Campus Wide Emergency Alert System Oct. 24
Activation and testing work will begin on Monday, Oct. 24 on the university's new Campus Wide Emergency Alert System.
Activation and testing work will begin on Monday, Oct. 24 on the university's new Campus Wide Emergency Alert System.
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