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Where Did They Learn to Say That?

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How ‘Double Vision’ Can Be a Good Thing

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Matthew Bothner, ESMT Professor and Deutsche Telekom Chair in Leadership and HR Development, introduces his latest research on status using vivid examples from chicken farms to business school ranking...

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Open Sesame: Moving Beyond Frustration in Security UI Design...

Fukushima Four Years Later: In the disaster zone

Two UCLA researchers document the disaster recovery efforts four years after the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan. They centered their research in deserted Namie City and the adjacent F...

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Building Gyms for Beating Heart Cells - Prof. Milica Radisic uses biomaterials as "gyms" for heart cells to create living, beating heart tissue in a dish. ...

Charting a Healthy Future for Fish Farms

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First comes love…then comes taxes? A look at how tax law influences the decision to get married

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Strong mechanical driving of a single electron spin

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New red fluorescent proteins allow scientists to better 'see' what memories are made of. We describe a red-shifted fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) pair optimized for dual-color fluoresce...

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Prof. Allison Sekuler at McMaster University studies facial recognition and why some people better at recognizing faces than others. READ THE WHOLE STORY: ht......