We participated in the 2nd
We participated in the 2nd conference of the CFR/WB/WWF on the Great Restoration of forests. We presented a paper “How much will feeding more and wealthier people encroach on forests?”…
We participated in the 2nd conference of the CFR/WB/WWF on the Great Restoration of forests. We presented a paper “How much will feeding more and wealthier people encroach on forests?”…
Ira Flatow interviewed Jesse for a live radio segment (mp3) on NPR Science Friday 17 November 2006 about the PNAS paper by Kauppi et al. on Returning Forests….
Growing data sets demonstrate DNA barcoding usually works, but why? Why does a very short stretch of DNA, such as a DNA barcode which usually represents less than one one-millionth…
Two new articles about Virtual-U©, the university simulator. San Francisco Chronicle 14 January 2000 Chronicle of Higher Education 7 Jan 2000…
We note with great sadness the passing of Alexander (Sandy) Mather on Tuesday, November 14, 2006, aged 63 years, Professor, Department of Geography and Environment, University of Aberdeen. Sandy passed…
Harvard Medicine magazine did a good profile on PHE researcher Mark Stoeckle and the DNA barcoding project…
PHE’s Mark Stoeckle and colleague David Thaler published a new research paper in PLOS ONE, DNA Barcoding Works in Practice but Not in (Neutral) Theory. The paper examines what DNA…
RealClear Energy posted an article by Iddo Wernick on consequences of nations choosing different energy trajectories in the Indo-Pacific region in the year 2050. See The Indo-Pacific in 2050: Alternative…
Like a map that is regularly updated, the reliability of DNA barcode databases will improve over time. To enable improvement, researchers have agreed to standardize on a particular region, to…
…special millennial edition of the Italian financial newspaper, Il Sole/24 Ore, on 17 November 1999. The April 2000 issue of The Industrial Physicist contains several letters responding to the essay….