Mar 12, 2016
Lieteberg Insect Museum - Morphology / Bouw van Insecten
Lieteberg Insect Museum - Insects & Men / Insecten & Mensen
Lieteberg Insect Museum - Insect Life / Het Leven van Insecten
Lieteberg - Beehives / Bijenhal
Lieteberg - Beehives / Bijenhal
Lieteberg - Visitors center / Bezoekerscentrum
Lieteberg - Terrace with butterfly pavilion - Terras & Vlinderkoepel
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The aim of this study is to connect foraging activity of honey bees (Apis mellifera) to incoming food supply (nectar and pollen). With the use of sensors, weight trackers and counters, we'll track foraging bees entering or exiting the hive, as well as conditions in the hive. This information will tell us more about how changes in the food supplies and quality, such as from climate change or pesticide intake, can affect foraging, colony growth and colony health.
Hookworms affect the lives of more than 400,000,000 men, women and children around the world. The most effective...
We have special access to blood specimens collected from more than 9,000 cancer free people. These individuals...
This is the key question we hope to answer with this study. This project is to fund research into a skull...
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