What does BAS stand for?

Bulgarian Academy of Sciences

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The latest figures from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) indicate that in Sofia today there are actually more than 8500 stray dogs, an insignificant improvement from June 2009, when their number was pegged at 8538, but a substantial 23 per cent drop from 2008.

Chain reaction: are the mutts to blame?

Scientists with Bulgarian Academy of Sciences attended it as well.

Bulgaria: Black Sea mayors oppose Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline ...

Exerowa is professor in the Department of Colloids and Surfaces at the Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.

Highlights in colloid science

This is the first time that we have found a completely preserved chariot in Bulgaria," said Agre, a senior archaeologist at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.

IN BRIEF

Georgi Karl Kozuharov Hiebaum JESE Ltd Head of Department of Functional Ecology and of Research Group of Water Ecosystems in Central Laboratory of General Ecology-- Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Central Laboratory of General Ecology CAMEROON Dr.

III. Other information

Bogoeva3 1Institute of Experimental Pathology and Parasitology, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Sofia 1113, Bulgaria 2Department of Infectious Diseases, Epidemiology, Parasitology and Tropical Medicine, Medical University, Sofia 1431, Bulgaria.

FITTING ANALYSIS PROVIDES FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR ERADICATION OF ...

According to a 2005 report of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, only 50 percent of the 6 million citizens who identify themselves as Orthodox Christians participate in formal religious services.

Bulgaria

The chance to test the idea came when Rayna Natcheva of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Sophia grew clones of males and females of the widespread moss Brjum argenteum.

Moss express: insects and mites tote mosses' sperm