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Hands-on Training: Exploring the Science of Somatic Skill-Ups
Hands-on training offers substantive benefits for skills development over time, especially when paired with other learning...
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Exploring Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Are we born with a single, overriding intelligence, or is there more nuance to our nature?...
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Links Between Allergic Reaction and Immune System Genetics
A recent study explores links between immune system genes and allergic reactions to penicillin. What does...
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Unraveling the Secret Glow of a Natural Phenomenon
Learning from the natural phenomenon of glowing rocks could drive materials research into more effective emergency...
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Ancient Amphibians Hunted With Slingshot Tongues
Digital dissection creates a 3D image with evidence of the first ancient amphibians with a slingshot...
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A World of Microbes Revealed by Metagenomics
Microbes (also called microorganisms) are not only all around us — they're also inside us. The...
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Clues to Native American Culture Possibly Found in Rattlesnake Bones
The discovery of charred rattlesnake bones offers clues about the role snakes played in ancient Native...
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Monarch Butterfly Migration at Risk From Climate Change
The Monarch butterfly makes a 3,000-mile migration twice each year and is at risk of climate...
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Life Amidst the Dunes of the Lut Desert
A variety of plants and animals make their homes in the Lut Desert, the hottest place...
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What Do Dogs See? It’s Rough, But Faces Aren’t First Priority
What do dogs see when they look at humans? Believe it or not, faces aren't their...
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Pathway Passion: Dodecahedron Discovery Shakes Up Five Platonic Solids Framework
New research into non-crossing corner pathways has yielded a dodecahedron discovery that shakes up the five...
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What Can the Extinct American Mastodon Teach Us About Climate Change?
Researchers have found that American mastodon's migration patterns may provide a good lesson in the effects...
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Dementia and Our Brains
Nearly six million people in the US are living with a form of dementia, a disease...
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Hox Genes: The Blueprint for Your Body
Hox genes are responsible for putting body parts in the right locations. What happens when something...