Russian president Vladimir Putin is playing mind games with the rest of the world over a potential war with Ukraine, a leading expert from The Australian National University (ANU) says....
18 February 2022Different facial expressions can now manipulate objects in a VR setting. “A smile was used to trigger the ‘move’ command; a frown for the ‘stop’ command and a...
In this recent paper, Luque and colleagues analyze seven pairs of exceptionally preserved Callichimaera eyes. The internal soft tissues in the eyes of Callichimaera they examined showed a closer similarity...
All-carbon buildings, climate-resilient crops, and new tools to improve the prediction of extreme weather events are just a few of the 27 bold, interdisciplinary research projects selected as finalists from...
George Lusztig, the Abdun-Nur Professor of Mathematics at MIT, has been awarded the prestigious 2022 Wolf Prize in Mathematics for his work on geometric representation theory and algebraic groups. These...
So why is the subject of menopause still taboo? And that includes after menopause.”Dr Foran suggests stigma around menopause has to do with another taboo subject, aging. Dr Foran says...
“ClassPass has been able to create some synergies that really built momentum for the entire industry to grow,” ClassPass founder Payal Kadakia ’05 says. The company partners with fitness studios,...
The area is the vegetable garden of UK horticulture with 33% of England's fresh vegetables grown here. Alongside salads, key vegetable crops such as carrots, leeks, potatoes, onions and beetroot...
Writing in The Lancet Psychiatry, a group of clinicians and scientists set out their priorities for tackling the pervasive problem of gambling addiction, or ‘gambling disorder’. Gambling disorder is a...
Two Johns Hopkins faculty are among 118 early-career researchers who received a Sloan Research Fellowship this year. Funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the fellowship honors early-career science researchers...