Ravens spontaneously solve a task that requires both coordination and cooperation — an ability that…
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Social networks can motivate people to exercise more
The influence of our social networks can be a powerful motivator to encourage more physical…
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‘Black’-sounding name makes people imagine a larger, more dangerous person
In a study exploring racial bias and how people use their mind’s-eye image of an…
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Brain cooling lessens chances of head injury recovery, study finds
Head injury patients do not benefit from a therapy that involves cooling their bodies to…
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Embrace the chaos: Predictable ecosystems may be more fragile
Managing our environment for predictable outcomes is risky, say researchers. In fact, more often than…
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Exploring cost-effective, non-polluting enhanced geothermal systems
A new fracturing fluid has been created that may increase the ability to develop geothermal…
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Blood cancers: Half-matched donor bone marrow transplant may be as good as full match
When it comes to treating blood cancers like leukemia and lymphomas, new research shows that…
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Do Attribution and Motives Matter?
Whenever people think of APTs and targeted attacks, people ask: who did it? What did…
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Do Attribution and Motives Matter?
Whenever people think of APTs and targeted attacks, people ask: who did it? What did…
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Ancient rocks record first evidence for photosynthesis that made oxygen
A new study shows that iron-bearing rocks that formed at the ocean floor 3.2 billion…