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Women get super-competitive once a month

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Categories Brain & Behavior

Crazy Ants Dominate Fire Ants By Neutralizing Their Venom

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Categories Life & Non-humans

Brain Scans Show We Take Risks Because We Can’t Stop Ourselves

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Categories Brain & Behavior

Theory for Metamaterials That Act as an Analog Computer

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First battery-powered invisibility cloak

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Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

Something about STEM drives women out

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Categories Brain & Behavior

Popular ‘Door-in-the-Face’ Persuasion Strategy Can Sometimes Backfire

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Weight Loss Not Always Beneficial for Romantic Relationships

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
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African-American Students May Improve Grades if Teachers Convey High Standards

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Categories Brain & Behavior

Hackers Successfully Spoof $80 million Yacht at Sea

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Robotic frogs help turn a boring mating call into a serenade

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Categories Life & Non-humans, Technology

Small microarray grows 1,200 individual cultures of microbes

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Categories Health, Technology

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