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fromState of the Planet
4 days ago

Seismic Study Reveals Hidden Megathrust Earthquake Risk off British Columbia

The study confirms that the Queen Charlotte fault system can generate powerful megathrust earthquakes, which are capable of producing strong shaking and tsunamis.
Miscellaneous
#biology
OMG science
fromQuanta Magazine
1 month ago

Does Form Really Shape Function? | Quanta Magazine

L. Mahadevan explores the mathematical principles that connect Möbius strips, brain folds, and termite mounds through form and function.
OMG science
fromQuanta Magazine
1 month ago

Does Form Really Shape Function? | Quanta Magazine

L. Mahadevan explores the mathematical principles that connect Möbius strips, brain folds, and termite mounds through form and function.
fromCornell Chronicle
6 days ago

Assistant professor Alex Conway wins SIAM Early Career Prize | Cornell Chronicle

The SIAM ACDA Early Career Prize is awarded every two years to an early-career researcher who has made outstanding contributions to the field of discrete algorithms.
Digital life
fromwww.npr.org
6 days ago

Stand back! This explosive cucumber is bursting with seeds

The squirting cucumber is toxic but excels in seed dispersal; its ripe fruit bursts to expel seeds quickly, preventing competition for resources.
US news
#technology
fromNature
1 week ago
Artificial intelligence

'Another DeepSeek moment': Chinese AI model Kimi K2 stirs excitement

fromNature
1 week ago
Artificial intelligence

'Another DeepSeek moment': Chinese AI model Kimi K2 stirs excitement

fromFuncheap
1 week ago

Nerd Nite SF: The Mathematics of Basketball + How to Fight Censorship

The green fuzzy plant has a low profile but a big personality, highlighting the fascinating and complex world of moss despite its seemingly simple appearance.
#mental-health
fromDefector
1 month ago
Mental health

An Interview With A Psychiatric Nurse Whose Research Funding Was Cut By The Trump Administration | Defector

fromDefector
1 month ago
Mental health

An Interview With A Psychiatric Nurse Whose Research Funding Was Cut By The Trump Administration | Defector

fromNature
1 week ago

The breakthrough proof bringing mathematics closer to a grand unified theory

"It's a huge triumph. But rather than closing a door, this proof throws open a dozen others," says David Ben-Zvi at the University of Texas at Austin, who was not involved with the work.
Science
fromPsychology Today
1 week ago

Why Do Women View Pornography?

The myth is that women abhor pornography because it appeals to men's sexual fantasies while ignoring women's erotic sensibilities and needs.
Women
fromNature
1 week ago

Mini hearts, lungs and livers made in lab now grow their own blood vessels

The structures, which mimic the heart, liver, lungs, and gut, are some of the most complex models of human development ever made, and contain cell populations and structures not seen before in these models.
Science
fromwww.scientificamerican.com
1 week ago

Another Water on Mars' Claim Bites the Dust

Recent findings indicate that long streaks observed on Martian slope sides and crater walls are caused by disturbed dry dust, not liquid water seepage.
Science
fromFast Company
1 week ago

The most effective AI tools for research, writing, planning, and creativity

Perplexity delivers concise, citation-backed summaries that work like a 'presidential brief,' perfect for quickly understanding consumer patterns and industry trends.
Artificial intelligence
fromScary Mommy
1 week ago

New Study Suggests Four Distinct Subtypes Of Autism

The study defines four subtypes of autism based on behaviors, medical diagnoses, and genetic patterns and variations, aiming for better understanding and personalized care.
Public health
from3blmedia
2 weeks ago

GoDaddy Small Business Research Lab Quarterly Update

The GoDaddy Small Business Research Lab, formerly Venture Forward, tracks the growth and impact of online small and microbusinesses, reflecting an evolving research effort since 2018.
E-Commerce
fromNature
2 weeks ago

Lab drowning in paperwork? Hire an in-house writer

The principal investigators recognized that writing caused a bottleneck in their work, as completing grant applications and reports took time they preferred spending on scientific work.
Writing
fromFlowingData
2 weeks ago

Studying the why behind the everyday, like coffee stains

Some pushback came because a few people did not consider certain subjects I studied to be "serious." Others were upset because I was emphasizing what seemed to them unscientific aspects. We could have captured the same physics without working nearly as hard as we did to perfect the photography, and this made people upset. They said, "You're a scientist, you're not supposed to care about things like that." But it matters to me that you appeal to as many aspects of the human endeavor as you can.
Coffee
fromNews Center
2 weeks ago

Northwestern Accepting Nominations for $350,000 Nemmers Prize in Medical Science - News Center

"Candidacy for the 2026 Nemmers Prize is open to physician-scientists whose body of research exhibits outstanding achievement in their disciplines as demonstrated by works of lasting significance."
Healthcare
fromNature
2 weeks ago

Deaf scientists hit by drastic NIH cuts - the research community must support them

The funding cuts to the deaf-scientist pipeline, supporting deaf students in STEM from secondary school to postdoctoral research, threaten to dismantle vital support systems.
Education
#stress
fromwww.npr.org
2 weeks ago

Sea lions are released after toxic algae bloom in California

Southern California saw one of the longest toxic algal blooms on record this spring, which sickened at least 1,500 animals, notably sea lions and dolphins.
US news
#creativity
fromFast Company
2 weeks ago
Psychology

'I am very motivated by frustration': A Yale creativity expert on how to turn your ideas into action

fromFast Company
2 weeks ago
Psychology

'I am very motivated by frustration': A Yale creativity expert on how to turn your ideas into action

fromMail Online
3 weeks ago

Scientists can 'play God' by building human DNA from scratch

Scientists are developing tools to build large, complex sections of human DNA in the lab to unlock new treatments for diseases.
Science
fromNature
3 weeks ago

What do dolphins talk about? One biologist is trying to listen in

The challenges of studying dolphins in their natural habitat are profound, involving unexpected behaviors and technical issues that often thwart the best-laid plans of researchers.
Science
fromTechCrunch
3 weeks ago

OpenAI reportedly 'recalibrating' compensation in response to Meta hires | TechCrunch

"I feel a visceral feeling right now, as if someone has broken into our home and stolen something," Chief Research Officer Mark Chen wrote in a Slack memo.
Tech industry
fromLos Angeles Times
3 weeks ago

These two planes will be flying unusually low over L.A. Here's why NASA says not to worry

The low-altitude flights conducted by NASA over Southern California are aimed at studying atmospheric data, crucial for various ecological and scientific research projects.
Science
#education
fromHarvard Gazette
3 weeks ago

An exercise drug? - Harvard Gazette

We know that exercise does so many good things to the brain and against Alzheimer's disease... we actually want to activate these molecular pathways using pharmacology.
Exercise
#ai
Artificial intelligence
fromFuturism
1 month ago

Frontier AI Models Are Getting Stumped by a Simple Children's Game

Apple's research highlights that major AI models significantly overstate their reasoning capabilities, failing at basic puzzles.
Artificial intelligence
fromFuturism
1 month ago

Frontier AI Models Are Getting Stumped by a Simple Children's Game

Apple's research highlights that major AI models significantly overstate their reasoning capabilities, failing at basic puzzles.
fromSustainable Bus
3 weeks ago

upBUS project in Aachen merges autonomous E-bus with ropeway - Sustainable Bus

Funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, the research initiative is being carried out in collaboration with two additional RWTH institutes and the municipality of Simmerath.
Alternative transportation
fromwww.bbc.com
3 weeks ago

Womb lining test offers miscarriage hope to women

Dr Jo Muter, study author and researcher at Warwick Medical School, emphasized the traditional view of miscarriages, saying many women are told they've just had 'bad luck'. Our findings suggest that the womb itself may be setting the stage for pregnancy loss even before conception takes place.
Women in technology
#harvard-university
fromNature
4 weeks ago

Eureka! The brain science behind lightbulb moments

I felt really frustrated.
Mindfulness
fromNature
1 month ago

Daily briefing: Space shots from the largest digital camera in the world

"We go into astronomy because we like to look at the sky - and at the beauty of it," she says.
Science
fromwww.independent.co.uk
4 weeks ago

Garden slugs and snails could now be considered venomous, study finds

Many organisms traditionally viewed as harmless, such as common garden snails and slugs, could now be classified as venomous, reshaping our understanding of venom's definition.
Science
fromPsychology Today
4 weeks ago

Fact or Fiction? Artificial Intelligence Misinformation

AI has the dangerous tendency to generate incorrect answers that look authentic and authoritative, misleading users and complicating the distinction between fact and fiction.
Artificial intelligence
fromNature
1 month ago

Tardigrade-obsessed: meet the researchers trying to turn water bears into neuroscience models

Tardigrades exist in a sweet spot: simple enough to study properly yet intricate enough for it to be worthwhile, providing a model for studying neural circuits.
OMG science
fromPsychology Today
1 month ago

Improving the Credibility of Professional Psychology

Given that I am returning to research after years of personal issues, administration, academic middle-management, and professional burnout; this is a great and exciting time to make a change.
Psychology
fromPsychology Today
1 month ago

New Research on the Risks of Cannabis Use for Seniors

New research highlights troubling side-effects and long-term risks of cannabis usage for older adults, including impaired cognitive functioning and increased health complications.
Cannabis
fromTheregister
1 month ago

Japan builds near $700M fund to lure foreign academic talent

Japan's government is proactively creating a favorable research environment by investing ¥100 billion to attract international researchers, particularly those from the US.
US news
fromDaily Coffee News by Roast Magazine
1 month ago

Groundbreaking Coffee Leaf Rust Study Offers Insights Into Resistance

No single variety is universally immune to coffee leaf rust (CLR), but several demonstrated consistent resistance across different environments.
Roam Research
fromMedievalists.net
1 month ago

Can You Solve These Medieval Labyrinths? - Medievalists.net

The labyrinths found in medieval manuscripts reflect a range of ideas, from philosophical inquiry to representations of danger and confrontation, contrasting with modern interpretations.
History
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Transformative': the UK lab working on a way to halt genetic type of dementia

AviadoBio is pioneering a potential breakthrough treatment for frontotemporal dementia, aiming to significantly improve patient quality of life.
London startup
fromThe Washington Post
1 month ago

Judge orders release of Harvard researcher charged with smuggling frog embryos

Petrova is facing serious legal challenges for allegedly smuggling frog embryos after being detained by ICE, highlighting complexities in immigration and academic freedom.
US news
fromPsychology Today
1 month ago

Does Your Dog Know When a Family Member Is Pregnant?

Many dog trainers have observed significant changes in behavior when a family member is pregnant, ranging from increased affection to heightened defensiveness.
Parenting
fromBusiness Insider
1 month ago

I'm a scientist whose funding is held up by the federal government. All I'm trying to do is not fire people.

Bradley Moore prioritizes maintaining his lab's staff amid funding delays, emphasizing the importance of his team beyond their professional roles.
Non-profit organizations
fromwww.nytimes.com
1 month ago

For a Better Workout, Walk With Hiking Poles

Trekking poles enhance hiking ease, improve balance, and reduce muscle soreness, benefiting hikers of all ages and experience levels.
Bicycling
fromScary Mommy
1 month ago

Study: Infants, Toddlers, & Schoolkids May All Present Different Long COVID Symptoms

New research indicates young children can experience long COVID symptoms, challenging previous assumptions about their susceptibility.
NYC parents
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