This instrument was used as part of the joint NASA/Southern African Fire-Atmosphere Research Initiative campaign to gather airborne terrestrial science information.
The study, published online in the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters, was based on airborne surveys and radar data.
Others wondered if it died from the newest deadly strain of avian flu found in China, which University of Hong Kong researchers have discovered can be both airborne and transmitted to pigs, as reported in Science.
Fouchier says the draft he submitted to Science did not discuss whether his airborne viruses killed the ferrets they infected.
Almost equal amounts of 134Cs and 137Cs were deposited, causing surface pollution of more than 50 kBq/m2 in Tsukuba in 2011, in close agreement with the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)'s airborne mapping.
So what if Airborne, one of the breakthroughs in modern medical science she promoted, turned out to be nothing but a bunch of vitamins.
SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about airborne bacteria on New York City's subway platforms misstated the concentration of bacteria in the two cubic meters of air sampled at seven sites in the subway.
SCIENCE TIMES An article on May 28 about airborne bacteria on New York City's subway platforms misstated the size of air samples taken in a study of air quality in the subway system.
The remote-sensing approach, using satellite and airborne sensors, is rapidly entering the field of environmental sciences as a complementary tool for studying natural processes.
The company plans to fit these sniffers on airborne drones, too.At least this technology has some foundation in science.
As Lisa waits in the wings to deliver a paper ("Airborne Pheromones and Aggression in Bullies") at the 12th Annual Big Science Thing, Professor Frink is struggling to bring the conference to order.
