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Honeybee queens protect themselves from pesticides, but their colonies pay the price

Pesticide exposure may quietly weaken honeybee colonies as queens shift harmful chemicals into their developing eggs.
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AI-Enhanced Metaheuristics Control for Project Scheduling Using Neural Networks

Abstract: Project management requires systematically planning and allocating time, resources, and people to complete complex projects. A well-known problem in project management is the ...

Honeybee queens push pesticides to eggs to protect themselves over their offspring, research reveals

Worker bees are the first line of defense when it comes to removing contamination in honeybee colonies, but a queen has her ...
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Machine learning helps wildfire forecasts

With peak wildfire season underway in California, PG & E's Chief Meteorologist Scott Stenfel held a virtual Wildfire Season ...