Bee Vaccines: Saving Pollinators One Queen at a Time
Good news from scientists for our planet’s poor beleaguered bees! The United States Department of Agriculture has approved a first-of-its-kind vaccine for […]
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Hungry Hungry Smartwatches: The Tamagotchi of the Future
Way back in the primordial ooze called the 1990s, one of the many trends that swept the planet was that
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Taste Test Crowns Quinoa Cookies
Quinoa—that ancient grain with a nutty flavour and a persistent presence in chic salad bowls over the past decade—has
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Edited Chicks May Mean a More Ethical Breakfast
Vegetarianism and veganism is a hard road to travel, not least because it can be difficult to determine where your
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Vitamin A Problem? Microparticle Solution!
I’ve come to my love for food (and making the best condiments for it that I can!) via a circuitous
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How a Crab Kerfuffle Cancelled the Fishing Season
I’ve been keeping an eye on the story of the snow crab population crash for a couple of months now, and as
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Spicy Cetaceans Steal Snacks, Stumping Science
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from the dulcet tones of David Attenborough, narrating yet another amazing animal documentary over
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Prehistoric Fish Dish Earliest Yet
Have you ever been on a salad kick, say in the heights of summer when it’s too hot too cook,
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Greasing the Wheels of the Future with Cooking Oil-Boosted Seeds
Cooking oil is one of those things in a kitchen that I think about as a means to an end—deliciously fried
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First Pasta the Post: New Processing Keeps Noodles Fresh
The dried pasta you can get off the shelf has wonderful applications, but in many dishes, I think fresh pasta is