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A new study from the University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment (CAFE) helps explain how plants can lose track of their own disease warnings.

The winds on seven hellish alien worlds are moving in the wrong direction. That strange anomaly just cracked open one of exoplanet science's biggest mysteries.

A new study finds that Uranus' moons almost certainly didn't survive the solar system's violent early chaos intact.

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The pharmaceutical cabinet of the future might look a lot like a garden. When a spacecraft is millions of miles from Earth, a simple medical emergency can become a catastrophe.

The cerulean warblers' numbers are shrinking. UK and University of Pittsburgh are creating software which could open a new path for conservation research. Photo by Terria Clay.

Darin McNeil, Ph.D., an assistant professor of wildlife management in the University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, is partnering with the University of Pittsburgh and others to help build an artificial intelligence tool that could give bird researchers a new way to follow one of Appalachia's most vulnerable songbirds.

Bone chips don’t affect a horse’s racing career as much as once thought thanks to improving technology. Photo by Matt Barton.

University of Kentucky research confirms that surgical removal of carpal osteochondral fragments may help protect both a yearling’s sales price and racing future.

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