Can individual differences be detected in same-shaped pottery vessels by unknown craftsmen?
An interdisciplinary research team has investigated whether there are quantitative differences that can be used to identify individual potters who
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National campaign to capture stories of hope and transformation through living donation
The Transplant Research and Education Center (TREC) and the Terasaki Institute for Biomedical Innovation, with support from Thermo Fisher Scientific, announce the kickoff of a campaign to capture stories of hope and transformation
Read moreTime-keeping brain protein influences memory
Signaling factor that sets time in the brain also required for normal memory in fruit flies
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Neuroscientist Sung Soo Kim receives prestigious NIH award to study how brains select landmarks for navigation
Read moreImmune response the probable underlying cause of neural damage in COVID-19
It is probably the immune response to, rather than the virus in itself, that causes sudden confusion and other symptoms
Read morePopulation currently sees coronavirus as the greatest health risk
Next on the list of concerns, though notably less frequently mentioned, are unhealthy or wrong diet as well as climate and environmental pollution – these were the most frequently mentioned concerns in February’s survey. “The coronavirus pandemic dominates public perception”, says BfR President Professor Dr. Dr. Andreas Hensel.
Read moreBan on accommodation meets with mixed acceptance among the population
30 weeks of the BfR-Corona-Monitor: Interim results show trends in the perception of the pandemic
Read moreHot-button words trigger conservatives and liberals differently
Brain scans reveal the vocabulary that drives neural polarization
Read moreImproved mental and physical condition is directly linked to nutrition, study shows
New research demonstrates that the right nutrition is directly linked to physical and cognitive performance in active duty men and women in US Air Force
Read more‘Happy ending effect’ can bias future decisions, say scientists
Study reveals brain mechanisms underlying irrational decision-making
Read moreWhat San Diego’s Hepatitis A outbreak can teach us during COVID-19
In an age when many people get their news from social media, ensuring health information is communicated accurately and understood clearly is critical, especially during infectious disease outbreaks.
Read moreHow is STEM children’s programming prioritizing diversity?
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Children’s television programming not only shapes opinions and preferences, its characters can have positive or negative
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