Science
Researcher Kurt Panter digs up new discoveries in 11th trip to the bottom of the earth
Observations indicate mild to moderate harmful algal bloom this summer
BGSU photochemist Jayaraman Sivaguru lectures in prestigious series
BGSU scientist says movement behavior might be key to conservation efforts for some amphibians
BGSU Science Café explores movement behavior of native amphibians
Eastwood science teacher recognized as life-changer for students
Moon rises in prominence for BGSU Planetarium speaker series
Divorce U.S. style: Boomers divorce in record numbers; younger people aren’t divorcing as much
BGSU researchers headed to Antarctica to study continent’s volcanoes
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David Dupont
In BGSU’s ‘Silent Sky,’ a pioneering female astronomer decodes the secrets of the cosmos while staring through the glass ceiling
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BGSU Science Café addresses ‘The Genius of Animal Navigation’
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BG students over the moon about recording BioBlitz data at Wintergarden Park for NASA
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Jan Larson McLaughlin
Lake Erie’s cyanobacteria bloom shrinks a little
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Science Café explores how variable stars help astronomers understand the cosmos
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Posted by: David Dupont