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Cornell biologist named Blavatnik Award finalist for rewilded mice research
Original: Cornell biologist named Blavatnik Award finalist for work with rewilded mice
A Cornell University biologist has been named a finalist for the Blavatnik Award, one of the largest prizes for early-career scientists, in recognition of research involving rewilded mice. The work examines how mice with wild ancestry or restored traits behave and adapt, with implications for understanding evolution and animal behaviour. The finalist announcement has been reported by Cornell's news office, though broader public reaction has so far been limited.
Why now: The Blavatnik Awards are announcing finalists, drawing attention to notable early-career scientists.
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- Cornell biologist named Blavatnik Award finalist for work with rewilded mice · Cornell Chronicle
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