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Your Credit Score Could Predict Executive Decisions

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences
Woman's ear

Ear Wax Could Detect Parkinson’s Disease Early

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
This image shows a detailed, thousand-colour image of the Sculptor Galaxy captured with the MUSE instrument at ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT). Regions of pink light are spread throughout this whole galactic snapshot, which come from ionised hydrogen in star-forming regions. These areas have been overlaid on a map of already formed stars in Sculptor to create the mix of pinks and blues seen here.

Astronomers Unveil Most Colorful Map Ever Made of Nearby Galaxy

Categories Space

Smarter science: staying one step ahead of the next pandemic

Categories Bloggers
An artist rendition of comet C/2014 UN271, the largest known comet in the Oort Cloud. Credit: NSF/AUI/NSF NRAO/M.Weiss

Frozen Giant Wakes: Unexpected Jet Activity Spotted in Deep Space Comet

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space
These optical microscopy images show the osteoyeast cells. The outline of the vacuole, the cellular organelle where calcium is accumulated to form hydroxyapatite, is fluorescing red. The calcium inside the vacuole is fluorescing green. (Credit: Behzad Rad/Berkeley Lab)

Yellow to Green: Yeast Converts Human Urine Into Valuable Bone Material

Categories Life & Non-humans, Technology
Milgram experiment

Most People Think They’d Resist Authority—They’re Wrong

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences
brain signal

Love Hormone Oxytocin Controls Blood Sugar in New Way

Categories Health
HAL from 2001

Americans Trust AI Scientists Less Than Climate Experts

Categories Social Sciences, Technology
Algae bloom on a lake front

Living Near Toxic Algae Blooms Cuts ALS Survival by Year

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Health
axolotl mexican salamander portrait underwater while looking at you

Axolotls Reveal How Broken Limbs Know Where They Are During Regeneration

Categories Life & Non-humans
From left: Nicolas Cermakian, Tara Delorme, and Lalit Srivastava at Tara’s PhD defense.

Teen Sleep Disruption Rewrites Brain Development Rules

Categories Brain & Behavior
Electric blue tarantula close up.

Tarantulas Master Two-Legged Recovery in One Day

Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans, Physics & Mathematics

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