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DIES University Leadership and Management Training Programme 2022 for higher education managers (Fully Funded to Oldenburg, Germany)

DIES University Leadership and Management Training Programme 2022 for higher education managers (Fully Funded to Oldenburg, Germany)
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Study finds loneliness associated with reduced trust

Study finds loneliness associated with reduced trust
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Stars and Stripes - How birds use magnetic fields could one day help troops navigate without GPS, researchers say

Stars and Stripes - How birds use magnetic fields could one day help troops navigate without GPS, researchers say
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FSU researchers find La Niña increases carbon export from Amazon River - Florida State University News

Florida State University News FSU researchers find La Niña increases carbon export from Amazon River July 29, 2021 | 12:36 pm | SHARE: The Amazon River at Óbidos, Brazil. Researchers examined data taken at this city near the mouth of the river to investigate how La Niña events affect the amount of carbon exported from the river. (Photo by Chris Linder) When La Niña brings unusually warm waters and abnormal air pressure to the Pacific Ocean, the resulting weather patterns create an increase in the carbon export from the Amazon River, new research from Florida State University has found. Rob Spencer, an associate professor in FSU’s Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science, takes a sample in the Amazon River near Óbidos, Brazil. (Photo by Chris Linder)

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Study Reveals Impact of La Niña on Increased Carbon Export

Study Reveals Impact of La Niña on Increased Carbon Export
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