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Advocate.com
1 day ago
NYC LGBT

Harvard marks Pride Month with new LGBTQ+ Health Center of Excellence

The LGBTQ Health Center of Excellence aims to advance health equity for LGBTQ+ communities through research, training, and policy influence. [ more ]
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
1 day ago
Health

Bridging Policy and Research for Suicide Prevention in the Americas: A Joint PAHO/NIMH Symposium on Suicide Prevention

The PAHO and NIMH are hosting a symposium on suicide prevention to discuss research, interventions, and policy in the Americas region. [ more ]
News
2 weeks ago
OMG science

Symposium explores microbiome's roles in cancer

Microbiome plays a crucial role in cancer development and treatment. [ more ]
english.elpais.com
2 weeks ago
OMG science

Hepatitis E: Spanish researchers discover the largest series of human cases of rat-borne virus

Rat hepatitis E virus (RHEV) discovered in Spain, with unclear transmission but not expected to increase, shedding light on previously unknown hepatitis cases. [ more ]
News
3 weeks ago
Data science

A molecular dive into how cells sense nutrients

Krystle Kalafut bridges gap between basic science and public health through her molecular biology research in nutrition. [ more ]
morepublic-health
News
1 day ago
OMG science

Malaria deaths, once declining, have stalled, but there's reason for hope

One of the key strategies in malaria eradication is developing new compound-based approaches to block the parasite's development in mosquitoes. [ more ]
Nature
2 days ago
OMG science

The cicadas are here! Why US researchers are swarming to study them

Scientists are racing to study periodical cicadas emerging in vast numbers after years underground. [ more ]
#health
Harvard Gazette
2 days ago
OMG science

Study IDs statin that may block pathway to some cancers- Harvard Gazette

Statins may suppress chronic inflammation caused by environmental toxins, potentially preventing cancer development. [ more ]
english.elpais.com
3 weeks ago
OMG science

Synchronization between the body's circadian clocks can prevent aging

Circadian rhythms are crucial for life and without them, aging accelerates. [ more ]
morehealth
#climate-change
SFGATE
2 days ago
OMG science

'Distressing': Tiny insects are killing world's largest trees

The study of bark beetles and giant sequoias reveals the impact of climate change on their relationship and the urgent need to save these ancient trees. [ more ]
www.thedp.com
1 week ago
OMG science

Penn professor of environmental science selected for Royal Society Fellowship

Penn professor Michael Mann elected fellow of The Royal Society for his climate change research. [ more ]
WIRED
3 weeks ago
OMG science

In Defense of Parasitic Worms

Parasites play crucial roles in ecosystems and can have unexpected positive impacts. [ more ]
State of the Planet
1 month ago
OMG science

In the Jersey Suburbs, a Search for Rocks To Help Fight Climate Change

Basalt can be used to capture and store carbon permanently below the seafloor. [ more ]
State of the Planet
1 month ago
OMG science

Solar Geoengineering To Cool the Planet: Is It Worth the Risks?

Respectable scientists and institutions are now pushing for more research into solar geoengineering to moderate global warming. [ more ]
Nature
1 month ago
Mental health

The rise of eco-anxiety: scientists wake up to the mental-health toll of climate change

Climate change is impacting mental health, exacerbating existing disorders for nearly one billion people globally.
Research on the relationship between climate change and mental health is increasing, with a focus on understanding and managing associated challenges. [ more ]
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#neuroscience
The Atlantic
2 days ago
Writing

How to Be Happier Than Edgar Allan Poe

Make an effort to know others for improved well-being. [ more ]
New York Post
2 weeks ago
Science

Is this the future? Wild new tech can read someone's mind - with shocking accuracy

Breakthrough technology enables reading thoughts through brain-machine interface with high accuracy. [ more ]
www.npr.org
1 month ago
Science

Here's how the brain experiences pleasure even the kind that makes us feel guilty : Short Wave

Pleasure is a cycle of 'wanting' and 'liking', each with separate neural mechanisms. Fulfilling pleasure comes from sources that give meaning and connection with others. [ more ]
moreneuroscience
Natural Health News
3 days ago
Alternative medicine

'Profound' connection discovered between what you eat and brain power

Healthy diet significantly impacts brain health, cognitive function, and mental well-being according to University of Warwick researchers. [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
3 days ago
OMG science

The Textbooks Were Wrong About That Map of the Tongue's Taste Buds

The myth of specific tastes being localized on different parts of the tongue debunked by recent research. [ more ]
Theregister
3 days ago
OMG science

Evidence mounts that Venus has active volcanoes

Venus has more active and widespread volcanoes than previously thought based on data from the 1990s. [ more ]
#science
Nature
4 days ago
Data science

Nature's message to South Africa's next government: talk to your researchers

The importance of utilizing science to address deep-rooted challenges in South Africa. [ more ]
www.dw.com
2 weeks ago
Artificial intelligence

AI Lexicon X DW 05/17/2024

x.AI company focuses on building AI to accelerate scientific discovery, led by Elon Musk with a technical team having experienced members from reputable organizations. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
2 weeks ago
OMG science

NASA researchers bid farewell to flying laboratory' at Ames Research Center

NASA scientists bid farewell to DC-8 Flying Laboratory after decades of service. [ more ]
Inverse
3 weeks ago
OMG science

A Roadmap For How We Might One Day Live Forever

Humans have a deep-rooted denial about mortality, exemplified by extreme efforts like blood transfusions for longevity. [ more ]
morescience
#agriculture
RealAgriculture.com
4 days ago
OMG science

Pests & Predators Podcast, Ep 30: Farmers' perspectives on beneficial insects

Awareness of beneficial insects varies among producers, impacting pest management decisions. [ more ]
RealAgriculture.com
3 weeks ago
OMG science

Wheat School: Why kochia is so hard to kill and so prone to herbicide resistance

Kochia resists multiple herbicide groups due to various growth, reproduction, and spreading factors. [ more ]
moreagriculture
Paddy3118
4 days ago
Data science

Recreating the CVM algorithm for estimating distinct elements gives problems

Inaccuracies may arise when attempting to estimate the number of distinct elements in a data stream using a specific algorithm. [ more ]
www.scientificamerican.com
4 days ago
OMG science

How the Universe's First Giant Black Holes Got So Big So Quickly

Black holes can form through collapsing gas disks without the need for star formation. [ more ]
Calm Sage - Your Guide to Mental and Emotional Well-being
1 week ago
Medicine

Understanding Delayed-Onset Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Delayed-onset PTSD is a rare form where symptoms emerge after more than six months post-trauma. [ more ]
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
1 week ago
Medicine

Workshop: Discrimination as a Social Determinant of Mental Health Disparities

Discrimination is a significant factor contributing to mental health disparities. [ more ]
#neural-networks
Fast Company
1 week ago
Artificial intelligence

Anthropic takes a look into the 'black box' of AI models

Anthropic researchers make progress in understanding how large AI models 'think'. [ more ]
ReadWrite
2 weeks ago
Artificial intelligence

Dutch researchers launch - oh, really? - an AI sarcasm detector

AI can be trained to recognize sarcasm with the help of non-verbal cues. [ more ]
moreneural-networks
Defector
1 week ago
Science

If You Give An Ant A Panera Charged Lemonade It Will Become More Powerful Than You Could Possibly Imagine | Defector

Giving Argentine ants caffeine can enhance their learning and navigation abilities. [ more ]
State of the Planet
1 week ago
Education

A Glimpse at the Columbia Climate School in the Green Mountains Program

The Columbia Climate School hosted the 2023 cohort in Vermont for a two-week program focusing on climate change action and research. [ more ]
Engadget
1 week ago
OMG science

New research places the sun's magnetic field close to the surface, upending decades of theories

The sun's magnetic field originates closer to the surface than previously thought, impacting solar phenomenon. [ more ]
TechRepublic
1 week ago
Business intelligence

Feature Comparison: Data Analytics Software and Services | TechRepublic

Finding the best data analytics tools requires extensive research and systematic comparison, utilizing customizable frameworks for business enterprise self-audits. [ more ]
www.nature.com
1 week ago
Medicine

Trials that infected people with common colds can inform today's COVID-19 challenge trials

Viral strains used in challenge trials are difficult to match circulating variants exactly due to stringent production processes. [ more ]
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
1 week ago
Medicine

Characterizing Childhood Irritability Across Ages and Stages

High levels of irritability in children can be an early predictor of mental illness. [ more ]
#health-benefits
Harvard Gazette
1 week ago
Medicine

Should we measure exercise in minutes or steps? - Harvard Gazette

Both step-count and time-based exercise goals are equally effective in reducing health risks. [ more ]
Greenmedinfo
3 weeks ago
Alternative medicine

Why Date Sugar May be a Game-Changer for Diabetics

Dates show promise in diabetes management due to their antidiabetic properties supported by recent studies. [ more ]
morehealth-benefits
Medium
2 weeks ago
UX design

What telephones can tell you about good design

The layout of telephone keypads and calculators is based on design principles for faster and more accurate usage. [ more ]
ScienceDaily
2 weeks ago
Data science

Building a better sarcasm detector

Sarcasm is challenging to convey electronically; researchers use a multimodal approach to improve detection accuracy. [ more ]
#technology
Acm
2 weeks ago
Artificial intelligence

Taking Apart to Build Back Up

Curiosity as a child led David A. Shamma to AI and HCI research. [ more ]
Bristol
2 weeks ago
Artificial intelligence

"Ground-breaking moment for science, innovation and technology" as UK's most powerful supercomputer is officially online and debuts in global league

The UK's fastest and most sustainable supercomputer, Isambard-AI, at the University of Bristol, elevates the country to a global AI leader. [ more ]
ITPro
1 month ago
Data science

AI's use as a hacking tool has been overhyped

The study found that GPT-4 was the only model able to write viable exploits for a range of vulnerabilities. [ more ]
moretechnology
time.com
2 weeks ago
OMG science

When the First Warm-Blooded Dinosaurs Roamed Earth

Dinosaurs may have first evolved warm-blooded features around 180 million years ago, assisting in understanding their behavior and lifestyle. [ more ]
#communication
Mail Online
2 weeks ago
OMG science

Scientists report breakthrough in decoding how orangutans communicate

Orangutans exhibit complex vocalizations with a variety of sounds that could potentially convey intricate messages. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
3 weeks ago
OMG science

Scientists say they are learning basics of sperm whale language

Scientists studying sperm whales off Dominica have identified a potential phonetic alphabet in their clicks for communication, shedding light on the complexity of whale language. [ more ]
www.npr.org
3 weeks ago
OMG science

Plants can communicate and respond to touch. Does that mean they're intelligent?

Plants communicate through chemical gasses and exhibit complex behaviors that challenge traditional views of intelligence. [ more ]
morecommunication
Fast Company
2 weeks ago
OMG science

Computational scientists may have discovered why working the night shift is bad for your health

Night shift work can disrupt protein rhythms and glucose regulation, leading to health risks. [ more ]
Cbsnews
3 weeks ago
OMG science

Why do non-smoking Asian women have high rates of lung cancer? A UCSF study hopes to find out.

Asian American women with lung cancer often never smoked, raising questions for ongoing research. [ more ]
Inverse
2 weeks ago
OMG science

The Real Reason Studying Menstrual Blood Is So Important

The discovery of adult stem cells in the endometrium opens up potential for treating women's health conditions. [ more ]
www.npr.org
2 weeks ago
OMG science

On this unassuming trail near LA, bird watchers see something spectacular

Bear Divide in the San Gabriel Mountains offers a rare opportunity to observe bird migration during daylight hours. [ more ]
Fast Company
3 weeks ago
Data science

Algorithms can remove bias blind spots, study shows

Algorithmic bias can both perpetuate societal biases and help reveal hidden biases in individuals. [ more ]
#machine-learning
www.dw.com
3 weeks ago
OMG science

Will we ever speak with whales? DW 05/10/2024

Scientists are using machine learning to define a 'sperm whale phonetic alphabet' and predict their communications. [ more ]
Nature
1 month ago
Data science

AI and robotics demystify the workings of a fly's wing

New research uses machine learning and robotics to understand the complex insect wing hinge structure. [ more ]
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Mail Online
3 weeks ago
Women

Scientists reveal the key sign that indicates a woman is a psychopath

Psychopathic women may exhibit stationary head movements, similar to men, as a potential clue to their personality. [ more ]
ABC7 San Francisco
3 weeks ago
OMG science

Academy of Sciences helps battle coral bleaching while developing new technologies

Researchers in the Bay Area are studying coral bleaching globally and working on technologies to combat it. [ more ]
Nature
4 weeks ago
OMG science

Daily briefing: Orangutan is first wild animal seen using medicinal plant

A Sumatran orangutan named Rakus used a medicinal plant to treat a wound, showcasing the shared knowledge between humans and orangutans. [ more ]
Yahoo Finance
4 weeks ago
Remote teams

Surprising reason Aussies like working from home so much: 'Rugged individuals stand up to powerful forces'

Individualism is a key factor influencing the preference for working from home over going into the office. [ more ]
Nature
4 weeks ago
OMG science

Dark energy is tearing the Universe apart. What if the force is weakening?

Dark energy might be weakening over time, challenging long-held cosmological beliefs. [ more ]
Greenmedinfo
4 weeks ago
Medicine

Why Does Science Still Ignore Vitamin C?

Prejudice against Vitamin C is prevalent in mainstream medicine, hindering recognition of its potential benefits. [ more ]
#planning
TODAY.com
4 weeks ago
Education

Applying for college has changed. Use these 7 strategies to ace the process

The importance of early planning and research in the college admissions process. [ more ]
Digital Photography School
1 month ago
JavaScript

How to Photography Landscapes in Exotic Places: 5 Practical Tips

Plan thoroughly for exotic landscape photography to avoid unforeseen challenges and maximize opportunities. [ more ]
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www.theguardian.com
1 month ago
OMG science

Chimps are dying of the common cold. Is great ape tourism to blame?

Chimpanzees in Uganda's Kibale national park were infected by human metapneumovirus, causing a lethal outbreak among the community. [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
1 month ago
OMG science

This Common Condition Can Damage Joints Long Before It's Detected

Osteoarthritis can be detected early through blood markers, showing damage before symptoms appear or an X-ray reveals changes in bones. [ more ]
#loneliness
Futurism
1 month ago
Mental health

Study: Mid-Life Conspiracy Theorists Are Indeed Lonely Weirdos

Loneliness in adolescence may lead to belief in conspiracy theories later in life. [ more ]
Nature
1 month ago
Health

Audio long read: Why loneliness is bad for your health

Researchers are exploring how neurons can help explain the negative impact loneliness has on health. [ more ]
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www.nytimes.com
1 month ago
OMG science

Mountain Goats Are Not Avalanche-Proof

Avalanches are a significant threat to mountain goat populations [ more ]
Above the Law
1 month ago
Marketing

How To Prepare For A Q2 Job Search (And Launch Your Strategy)

Q2 is a popular time for executive job searches after bonuses and Q1 chaos. Prepare by researching target companies and industries. [ more ]
#animal-welfare
www.nature.com
1 month ago
OMG science

Do Insects Have an Inner Life? Animal Consciousness Needs a Rethink

Researchers are expanding investigations of consciousness to various animals, challenging traditional views on animal consciousness. [ more ]
Mail Online
1 month ago
OMG science

Chickens go red in the face when they're flustered - just like humans

Chickens can 'blush' when agitated, indicating potential emotional states and suggesting welfare assessment applications. [ more ]
moreanimal-welfare
time.com
1 month ago
London

King Charles Returns to Public Duties With Visit to Cancer Facility

King Charles III resumed public duties post cancer diagnosis, highlighting the importance of early cancer diagnosis and research.
Prince Harry's visit to London has sparked speculations about a father-son reunion amidst the King's return to work and Kate Middleton's cancer revelation. [ more ]
Mail Online
1 month ago
Writing

Lost work of the Brothers Grimm found hidden in Poland library

The discovery of 27 original volumes by the Brothers Grimm in Poland's University Library may shed light on how they chose themes for their famous stories. [ more ]
PR Daily
1 month ago
JavaScript

7 things I've learnt in my first year in digital PR - PR Daily

Get ready to research and write fast in digital PR. [ more ]
Fast Company
1 month ago
Writing

How even the smallest acts of kindness make us happier and healthier

Acts of kindness during hardship boost well-being. [ more ]
Slate Magazine
1 month ago
Gadgets

Parents Are Using Good Ol' Television to Keep Kids Off iPads. Does That Make Any Sense?

Kids' interaction with TV versus iPad, impact on development and mental health. [ more ]
www.newsshopper.co.uk
1 month ago
London

You won't believe how much it once cost to visit London attractions 50 years ago

London attraction ticket prices have risen significantly over the years, with past costs as low as 1p now being 12-42 pounds. [ more ]
Nature
1 month ago
OMG science

Could a rare mutation that causes dwarfism also slow ageing?

Individuals with Laron syndrome show lower risk of heart disease and other age-related disorders, sparking interest in potential new treatments. [ more ]
London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
1 month ago
Wearables

Mastering investments: Tips to avoid watch buying mistakes

Investing in luxury watches can be lucrative if factors like brand heritage, limited edition releases, and iconic design are considered. [ more ]
Epicurious
1 year ago
JavaScript

The Best Silverware Sets for Everyday Use

To find the best silverware sets, the author researched and used eleven popular styles, considering materials, versatility, customer reviews, and practical testing. [ more ]
London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
1 month ago
Cryptocurrency

Do your own crypto research: Don't just trust the hype

Conduct thorough research in cryptocurrency investing to avoid scams and misinformation. [ more ]
Harvard Gazette
1 month ago
Medicine

How to untangle ethics of psychedelics for therapeutic care - Harvard Gazette

There's a growing paradox in utilizing psychedelics for treatment, with a need to focus on patient experience over substance study. [ more ]
#ai
TechCrunch
1 month ago
Artificial intelligence

Women in AI: Anna Korhonen studies the intersection between linguistics and AI | TechCrunch

TechCrunch is highlighting remarkable women in AI to shed light on their contributions and showcase their work in the field. [ more ]
TechCrunch
1 month ago
Artificial intelligence

Women in AI: EmiliaGomez at the EU started her AI career with music | TechCrunch

Highlighting remarkable women academics in AI.
Emilia Gómez's contributions in AI and computational music. [ more ]
moreai
www.standard.co.uk
1 month ago
London

Drug breakthrough could usher in 'new era' for blood cancer treatment

Blocking enzyme in the body's cells can slow acute myeloid leukaemia progression. [ more ]
Nature
1 month ago
Data science

How India can become a science powerhouse

India has the opportunity to enhance science funding by encouraging businesses to contribute more. [ more ]
www.scientificamerican.com
1 month ago
Science

Colon Cancer Linked to Mouth Bacteria

Colon cancer research pointing to the potential link with a mouth bacterium for better diagnosis and therapies. [ more ]
Itsnicethat
1 month ago
Marketing

It's Nice That launches new research-driven Insights department

Creative leaders are struggling to find inspiration due to time constraints and lack of organized initiatives, impacting work culture and output. [ more ]
financialpost
1 month ago
Artificial intelligence

Google Alums Go Big in Japan With Months-Old Startup Sakana AI

Sakana AI, a Tokyo-based startup founded by former Google researchers, is capitalizing on Japan's increased interest in artificial intelligence. [ more ]
english.elpais.com
1 month ago
Data science

How the menstrual cycle is regulated: Science points to internal body clock and mitigates lunar influence

The menstrual cycle is a complex phenomenon involving various phases like menstrual bleeding, growth of ovarian follicles, egg release, and endometrial degradation.
Recent research suggests that the timing of menstrual cycles is likely regulated by an internal biological clock similar to the circadian rhythm. [ more ]
Open Culture
1 month ago
Graphic design

The Fictional Brand Archives: Explore a Growing Collection of Iconic But Fake Brands Found in Movies & TV

The Fictional Brands Archive focuses on brands from films, series, and video games, providing a comprehensive view of each brand in its fictional context.
It draws on research from the book 'Fictional Brand Design' by Lorenzo Bernini to analyze and document the use and execution of these fictional brands. [ more ]
www.scientificamerican.com
1 month ago
Data science

Think Seeing is Believing? Think Again

The article discusses the viral incident of 'the dress' and its implications on how we perceive the world.
Researchers like Pascal Wallisch have studied the uncertainty in human perception and its impact on reality. [ more ]
#mental-health
www.bostonherald.com
1 month ago
Mental health

How do wildfires affect mental health? A new study examines the connection

Wildfires have significant mental health impacts, leading to an increase in prescriptions for depression and anxiety treatments.
Research on mental health effects of wildfires is scarce compared to studies on cardiovascular and respiratory impacts. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
1 month ago
Mental health

Touch can reduce pain, depression and anxiety, say researchers

Touch plays a crucial role in mental and physical well-being.
Various studies indicate the significant benefits of touch for both adults and newborns. [ more ]
Mindful
1 month ago
Mindfulness

How Meditation Supports Health and Healing

Mindfulness meditation rooted in Eastern traditions is now widely practiced in the West for its numerous health benefits.
Research indicates that meditation is effective in improving mental health, reducing stress, and enhancing holistic well-being. [ more ]
moremental-health
Axios
1 month ago
Digital life

IBM's quantum computer heads to college

Quantum computers on college campuses could lead to innovation and economic opportunities like the early internet hubs.
IBM Quantum System One available for RPI researchers, students, and partners. [ more ]
www.independent.co.uk
1 month ago
UK news

Doctor leading Alzheimer blood test trial discusses breakthrough

Trialing blood tests for Alzheimer's diagnosis in UK memory clinics.
Research advancements in managing dementia risk factors. [ more ]
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