Biology News

Hopes of saving planet may lure students back to science

Monday August 17, 2009
TACKLING modern problems such as climate change is a key element of a new program to fight the chronic problem of older secondary students shunning the subject of science.

Reef Guide To Benefit Research Snational Treasure

Wednesday November 26, 2008
The Great Barrier Reef: Biology, Environment And Management is published by CSIRO Publishing. A new book looks at the extraordinary world of the endangered Great Barrier Reef, writes Jennie Curtin.

Children Don't Need Ideology, They Need Love

Tuesday October 28, 2008
Biology does not automatically make someone a fit parent.

Clock On Side Of Hsc Trio

Saturday October 25, 2008
COCHLEAR implants, viruses and genetic variations were just some of the topics students tackled in the HSC biology exam yesterday.

Budding Biologists Take Theory To The Laboratory

Wednesday August 20, 2008
A GROUP of Illawarra high school biology students had the chance to put theory into practice yesterday as part of National Science Week at the University of Wollongong.

A Guinea Pig's History Of Biology

Sunday July 20, 2008
A Guinea Pig's History Of Biology Jim Endersby Arrow, $27.95

Student Profiles

Monday June 16, 2008
Anita van Zwieten, Penrith Anglican College, Biology

Face Up - Lauren Crocker

Monday June 2, 2008
Lauren Crocker is studying year12 English, maths methods, biology, chemistry and Indonesian at Benalla College.

Mcewan Finds Comfort In Literary Strangers

Thursday March 6, 2008
IAN McEWAN chose climate change as a subject after "pondering how to write the world's worst novel". He said it would have moral intensity, worthy attitudes, graphs, statistics, biology, chemistry, fashionable pessimism and, worse, factitious optimism.

Race Prejudice Study Dispels Notion That Blames Biology

Monday January 28, 2008
FOR those with a prejudice against migrants, it could be a result of believing in nature rather than nurture.

X Marks The Spot When It Comes To Spinning Rates

Saturday November 10, 2007
THE American biology academic Mike Adams, in his seminal 1990 study of what is now widely known as Dead Grandmother Syndrome, identified a chilling trend among Connecticut families.

For Grandma Read Interest Rates, Then Spin

Saturday November 10, 2007
THE American biology academic Mike Adams, in his seminal 1990 study of what is now widely known as Dead Grandmother Syndrome, identified a chilling trend among Connecticut families.

Biology Test Well Received

Wednesday October 31, 2007
THE Wollemi Pine, cell division, genetic diseases and water conservation were just some of the topics put under the microscope in yesterday's HSC biology exam.

Beau 'takes 5' To Face Biology

Wednesday October 31, 2007
FOR every half hour of yesterday's Higher School Certificate Biology exam, Beau Warren was allowed a five-minute break.

Killer Of Dog Has Jail Time Dropped

Wednesday October 31, 2007
A BIOLOGY teacher who shot dead a dog after it entered the yard of his Nords Wharf home was ordered yesterday to do 150 hours' community service.

Teacher Shot Pet Dog Dead

Friday October 26, 2007
A BIOLOGY teacher and father of five was jailed yesterday for shooting to death a neighbour's pet dog because it wandered into his Nords Wharf yard.

Charting The Evolution Of Our Understanding

Sunday October 7, 2007
A Guinea Pig's History Of Biology: The Animals And Plants That Taught Us The Facts Of Life Jim Endersby (Random House, $65)

Old Remedies, New Ground

Saturday September 1, 2007
Joshua Smith PHD in Biology, University of New England

Providing Health Care In The Bush

Sunday August 19, 2007
AT school Andrew McKeon's strongest subjects were chemistry and biology, so pharmacy seemed a natural choice when selecting a career path.

A Guinea Pig's History Of Biology - Pick Of The Week

Saturday July 14, 2007
A Guinea Pig's History of Biology Jim Endersby William Heinemann, $65

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