USGS Grant Places New York Undergraduates in Paid Fisheries Research Internships
A USGS grant continues to give SUNY Cortland and SUNY Oswego undergraduates paid summer internships conducting fisheries research at institutions ...
A USGS grant continues to give SUNY Cortland and SUNY Oswego undergraduates paid summer internships conducting fisheries research at institutions ...
A study of thirty Canadian ponds finds that nickel and nitrogen, rather than phosphorus alone, are the strongest predictors of ...
A new study finds that over 60 percent of E. coli isolates from drinking water sources along Sri Lanka's Upper ...
New field measurements and modeling show that anaerobic digesters installed to capture methane from swine manure significantly increase ammonia emissions ...
New research finds that groundwater in hydrologically vulnerable areas of Appalachia faces elevated odds of contamination with produced-water-like chemistry from ...
Researchers have created a nanomaterial-based sensor that detects Eosin Yellow dye at nanomolar levels while a nickel-copper layered double hydroxide ...
A two-year study of Algeria's Boukourdane Reservoir reveals that hydroclimatic variability restructures phytoplankton communities through thermal stratification, alkalinity, and nitrogen ...
Chemists have created boron, fluorine and nitrogen co-doped carbon dots that act as a sensitive fluorescent probe for the antibiotic ...
A year-long study of Egypt's Lake Manzala shows cyanobacteria dominating the phytoplankton community as nutrient pollution drives hypereutrophic conditions, while ...
A five-index geochemical assessment of fifteen bore well samples shows that groundwater in Kanker district, Chhattisgarh, remains uncontaminated despite the ...
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