Complementary mechanisms create direction selectivity in the fly by Juergen Haag, Alexander Arenz, Etienne Serbe, Fabrizio Gabbiani, Alexander Borst

“…This finding explains the high degree of directional selectivity found already in the fly’s primary motion-sensing neurons and marks an important step in our understanding of elementary motion detection.…”
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Black fly species and their association with Brazilian biomes by Vitória da Silva Ferreira Roque, Ivyn Karla Lima-de-Sousa, Tainá Maria Miranda Souza, Ana Júlia Brown Bezerra Nabuco, Tayanna Rodrigues da Costa, Ronaldo Figueiró

Subjects: “…black fly; brazilian biomes; distribution; similarity…”
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CZECH FLUID SULFOCALCIC ASH AND FLY ASH by Frantisek Skvara, Rostislav Sulc, Snop Roman, Zlamalova Cilova Zuzana, Peterova Adela, Kopecky Lubomir, Formacek Petr

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In This Issue: Building Our Airplane While Flying It by Duncan Hilchey

“…They share the trials and tribulations and lessons learned—including many positive outcomes—in Building an Airplane While Flying It: One Community's Experience with Community Food Transformation. …”
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Properties of Fly Ash Filling in Nylon 6 by Bin Wang, Caili Wang, Runquan Yang, Huaifa Wang

Subjects: “…fly ash…”
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Fear of Flying, Stress and Epileptic-Like Symptoms by Laker MK, Bob P, Riethof N, Raboch J

“…In this assessment we also studied fear of flying symptoms and work related psychological problems described as burnout.Results: The results show that the participants who manifest higher levels of stress symptoms have higher levels of aviophobic experiences. …”
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Fossil psychodoid flies and their relation to parasitic diseases by Dany Azar, André Nel

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Alcohol potentiates a pheromone signal in flies by Annie Park, Tracy Tran, Elizabeth A Scheuermann, Dean P Smith, Nigel S Atkinson

“…Although fruit flies are a common laboratory model organism of choice, there is relatively little understood about the ethological relationship between flies and ethanol. …”
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Evaluating the geometric shape of a flying paraglider by K. Hanke, S. Schenk

“…The layout of the camera positions was limited by the strict safety of the pilot as well as a wind and flying situation that guarantees a stable geometry of the object for several minutes. …”
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Stabilization of fine-grained soils with fly ash by Mirjana Vukićević, Veljko Pujević, Miloš Marjanović, Sanja Jocković, Snežana Maraš-Dragojević

“…Results of laboratory research focusing on soil stabilization, using fly ash without activators, are presented in the paper. …”
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The impact of a ZIKV flying visit to the brain by Kirsty M. Hooper

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The value of patch-choice copying in fruit flies. by Shane Golden, Reuven Dukas

“…Because patch-choice copying in fruit flies is a robust phenomenon in spite of potential costs due to competition, we suggest that it is beneficial in natural settings, where fruit flies encounter complex dynamics of microbial communities, which include, in addition to the preferred yeast species they feed on, numerous harmful fungi and bacteria. …”
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Conceptualising a Hybrid Flying and Diving Craft by Keith F. Joiner, Ahmed A. Swidan

“…The reconnaissance design can insert, loiter, and extract from underwater, surfaces if necessary; it can fly in or out of ground effect, keep watch on the sea surface while recharging, and travel underwater. …”
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The Daring Middle-Aged Man on the Flying Trapeze by Paul Durcan, Heleno Godoy

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‘Flying Coffins’ and Neglected Neuropsychiatric Syndromes in Oman by Aziz Al-Naamani, Samir Al-Adawi

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Flying Fox, Vincent van Gogh, 1885 by Paul M. Arguin

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SCC with high volume of fly ash content by Bakhrakh Anton, Solodov Artyom, Larsen Oksana, Naruts Vitaly, Aleksandrova Olga, Bulgakov Boris

“…Fly ash also provides some technological and operating advantages. …”
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Flying Kites in Pakistan: Turbulences in Theory and Practice by Werner Menski

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Mate choice in fruit flies is rational and adaptive by Devin Arbuthnott, Tatyana Y. Fedina, Scott D. Pletcher, Daniel E. L. Promislow

“…Here, Arbuthnott and colleagues show that mate choice in the fruit fly,Drosophila melanogaster, is transitive at the population level and that preferred mates produce more offspring.…”
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The Flying and Adhesion Robot Based on Approach and Vacuum by Chengwei Huang, Yong Liu, Bing Bai, Ke Wang

Subjects: “…flying and adhesion robot…”
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