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Archaeological findings suggest alphabetic writing may be some 500 years older than other discoveries

Ancient Clay Cylinders Reveal Earliest Known Alphabet, Reshaping History of Written Communication

Categories Social Sciences

Painted rock of Keltavuori in Southeastern Finland.

Stone Age Artists Found Cliffs That Made Their Elk Paintings Talk

Categories Life & Non-humans, Physics & Mathematics, Social Sciences

A neuroAI study at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, offers fresh insight into one of evolutionary biology’s deepest mysteries. Image: © lolloj - stock.adobe.com

AI Scientists Unlock Nature’s Data Compression Secret

Categories Social Sciences, Technology

Interactive Oral Assessments are proving a fantastic way for students to showcase their understandings without the stress of a traditional exam environment.

Out with Exams, in with Verbal Assessments: The New Way to Cut Stress, Boost Grades and Protect Academic Integrity

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences

Side view portrait of loving African-American father and daughter reading while sitting on couch together in cozy home interior, copy space

Life Expectancy Gap in America Reaches Shocking 20-Year Divide, Revealing Deep Health Inequities

Categories Health, Social Sciences

Crowds on Newcastle Quayside for the Great North Run in 2013

Northern UK and Irish Regions Better at Spotting Fake Accents, Study Finds

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences

Workshop with community members to draw the map of their land.

Climate and Conflict: A Double Challenge for Vulnerable Communities

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Social Sciences

woman on phone

Dating App Use Linked to Higher Sexual Health Risks Among College Students

Categories Health, Social Sciences, Technology

Figure 1: Changes in U.S. tariff increases and China’s retaliatory tariffs

Trade War Backfires: US More Dependent on Chinese Goods Despite Higher Tariffs

Categories Social Sciences

Crises and crises and even more crises. But are there really more of them now than before? Or is it that an event is called a crisis even though it is not? Collage: Kolbjørn Skarpnes, NTNU

Study Reveals Sharp Rise in Crisis News Coverage Despite Stable Crisis Events

Categories Social Sciences

woman texting

Text Abbreviations Make Senders Appear Less Sincere

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences, Technology

The figure depicts a co-retweet network where nodes correspond to individual politicians and an edge is drawn between two nodes if those politicians share common retweeters (see “Methods”). Square nodes correspond to politicians classified as members of the ideological right, star nodes correspond to politicians classified as members of the ideological left, as determined using the latent ideology (see Fig. 2). The network visualization is produced using a force directed drawing algorithm (see “Methods”), in which repulsive forces are applied between pairs of nodes to push nodes apart, and attractive forces are applied to any pair of nodes which are connected by an edge. Nodes are colored according to the country of each elected politician. Canada: Pink, France: Green, Germany: Gray, Italy: Purple, Poland: Blue, Spain: Orange, Turkey: Brown, United Kingdom: Yellow, United States: Red.

Cross-Country Study Reveals Similar Patterns of Political Toxicity on Social Media

Categories Social Sciences, Technology

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