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Loggerhead turtle conservation: empowering NGOs through research

The loggerhead turtle faces risks of extinction. A Queen Mary research project in Cabo Verde offers a sustainable way to protect this species.

Loggerhead turtle conservation: empowering NGOs through research

DNA from air could revolutionize the way we measure animal biodiversity

Researchers from Queen Mary University of London detect the presence of animals by collecting DNA from air.

DNA from air could revolutionize the way we measure animal biodiversity

Genetic resistance brings hope for ash trees

Professor Richard Buggs and his team discovered genetic variation that makes some ash trees resistant to the deadly fungal disease, ash dieback.

Genetic resistance brings hope for ash trees

Study offers new insights into the timeline of mammal evolution

Scientists develop new, fast computational approach to provide the most detailed timeline of mammal evolution to date

Study offers new insights into the timeline of mammal evolution

Discovery of two mole-rat species creates new protected areas in Tanzania

Dr Chris Faulkes’ research into evolution and biodiversity led to the discovery of two new mole-rat species in Tanzania.

Discovery of two mole-rat species creates new protected areas in Tanzania

Insight into power generation in photosynthesis may lead to more resilient crops

A study into the energy-making process in plants could help engineer crops more resistant to stress or bacteria that produce pharmaceuticals.

Insight into power generation in photosynthesis may lead to more resilient crops
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