Paragould native presents research at international aggression conference
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University of Arkansas graduate student Kristin Addison, of Paragould, recently presented her research at a conference in Fira, Santorini, Greece.
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COLIDER, Brazil -- Researchers in the state prosecutor's office in Cuiaba, surrounded by annotated maps of central Brazil and stacks of file folders, believe they have a pretty good idea why the reclusive Kayapo Indians  emerged from the forest: Many of the "uncontacted" tribes of the area are on...
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Analysis by Len Walker of BBC Monitoring on 9 February  The launch of the annual "Military Balance" by the influential London think-tank International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) includes an assessment of the psychological components of "complex irregular warfare".
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With repercussions from mad-cow disease dogging Western Canada&#39;s cattle industry, 16 scientists at the University of Alberta are joining forces to try to understand it and related diseases.
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IS household violence becoming a national epidemic in Hungary and what can the authorities do about it? As, spokesperson for the 10-year-old grass-root NPO national women rights group Nok a Nokert - Egyutt az ...
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The 1st International SADS Conference held by SADS UK two years ago was heralded the first of its kind, bringing together eminent Professors in their specialist areas of cardiology from the UK and overseas, together with medical professionals, genetic
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An international conference to tackle the issue of children in combat is due to open in Paris.
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Scientists are working on a chemical cocktail that can turn members of a massive colony of invasive Argentine ants into mortal foes.
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DUBLIN -- Last month Kathleen M. O'Toole was at an international police conference in Belfast, listening as speaker after speaker described the force in Northern Ireland as a model for others around the world.
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OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso (CP) - Prime Minister Paul Martin has invited the 51 Francophonie member-states to a Canadian summit aimed at reforming the United Nations to better protect suffering peoples.
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It may be wise to check out a stranger's ears before picking a fight, U.S. researchers advised on Monday.
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Snakeheads are drawing attention to the proliferation of non-native species nationwide.
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PRAGUE, Sep 25 (IPS) - The case of an ethnic Hungarian student who claims  to have been attacked by Slovak xenophobes has come to symbolise  the persistent clashes that strain relations between two of the  EU (European Union)'s most unfriendly neighbours.
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The British Medical Association is to call for international action to curb advancements in the development of biological and genetic weapons.
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The Southeastern Pennsylvania section of the American Chemical Society will meet at 7 p.m. Feb 15 at Millersville University.        Maria Schiza of the MU faculty will speak about nanotechnology.    A dinner will be held at 6 p.m.
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TORONTO  - Continuing to tell stories   of conflict between indigenous people and white intruders,   Australian filmmaker Phillip Noyce goes to 1980s South Africa   for a feature that is less ruminative than "The Quiet American"   and "Rabbit-Proof Fence," and more likely to connect, if on a   modest scale, with American audiences.
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Anger over the gang rape of a  10-year-old aboriginal girl has prompted Australia's new Labor  government to make indigenous welfare the focus of a summit of  national and state leaders this week.