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Maria Kavanagh

SciTech
10 DEC

Bringing dead animals back to life

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We are living in the midst of a mass extinction event known as the Holocene extinction. In 2002, the prominent biologist E.O. Wilson estimated that half of all higher organisms could be gone by the year 2100. A 2014 study …

10 December 2014Tagged: de-extinction, genome recnstruction, Maria Kavanagh, patrick kingLeave a commentEditor 10 December 2014
SciTech
02 DEC

Facing up to a silent disaster

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Science HeaderSitting at the train station in Kuala Lumpur, I swat away the deadly malaria-ridden mosquitoes. They want my blood, in exchange for a well-known tropical disease made famous by Cheryl Cole. In the train station is a billboard showing an …

2 December 2014Tagged: Dengue fever, disease, ebola, Laura Ellen Heay, Maria Kavanagh, MediaLeave a commentEditor 2 December 2014
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24 SEP

Educated to emigrate

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comment1Director of the Nevin Economic Research Institute, Tom Healy, discusses the problems that persist around youth employment and emigration, and calls for more to be done for those at the bottom of the career ladder.

College has traditionally been seen …

24 September 2014Tagged: emigration, Maria Kavanagh, tom healyLeave a commentEditor 24 September 2014

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