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John Waldman, professor of biology at Queens College and scientist with the Hudson River Foundation, is on a month-long expedition in Mongolia to study a giant "mouse-eating" landlocked salmon and other unique organisms. Dr. Waldman is blogging from the field with his team so read along and share their experiences and discoveries as they travel along the Eg-Ur River and Mongolia's largest lake, the enigmatic Lake Hovsgol. » |
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CUNY Women in Science: Jill BargonettiHer laboratory group is currently working to determine if DNA damage caused by various chemotherapeutic drugs. » 
On the Research SiteVice Chancellor Gillian Small introduces faculty members and their research, funding opportunities and the latest. » 
CUNY Advanced Science Research CenterOpening in 2014, the Center will bring the nation’s largest urban public university to a landmark moment in its decade-long, multibillion-dollar commitment to innovative science. » |
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Taimen Camp - Day 11 / Lake HovsgolNot far from camp the lead Furgon stops when it spots a bear in the moonlight. My Furgon is almost out of gas, so the driver pounds on doors... >> 
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Join our Academy of BloggersAre you a CUNY scientist planning a research adventure and interested in blogging about it? Send Us an Email: richard.firstman@mail.cuny.edu |
Decade of Science BlogosphereDispatches from CUNY researchers on expeditions to the far ends of the earth. Read archived blogs from Greenland, the Dead Sea and Africa. » |