How glow-in-the-dark vampire bats are helping scientists solve a $50M problem
What is the best way to test out the potential effectiveness ofvaccinesfor controlling the spread of rabies in a population? Is it A) Stay in a lab and rely entirely on statistical modeling using predictive analytics or B) Travel to Peru and make vampire bats glow in the dark? The answer, you’ll be pleased to hear, is “B”. At least, that’s according to a recent project carried out by scientists from the University of Michigan and Scotland’s University of Glasgow....