Academics
Brain’s Flexible Hub Network Helps Humans Adapt
One thing that sets humans apart from other animals is our ability to intelligently and rapidly adapt to a wide variety of new challenges — using skills learned in much different contexts to inform and guide the handling of any new task at hand.
Overeducation and Underemployment Lead to Worsening Mental Health Among Graduates
Competition Changes How People View Strangers Online
Introductory Course Professors Influence Students' Choice of Major
Mars One Project: More than 100,000 Already Applied to Live on the Red Planet
High Blood Sugar and Dementia Linked; Scientists Cannot Prove Why
NASA Satellites Track Wildfires From Space and Predict a 'New Normal' For Dry Seasons
Vanderbilt Researchers Create Robotic Device to Remove Blood Clots from the Brain
By Staff ReporterThe 'Genetics of Sand' May Shed New Light on Evolutionary Process Over Millions of Years
By Staff ReporterMERS Traces Found in Camels; Scientists Search For True Source
By Russell WesterholmLikes and Upvotes Influence Comments More than Negative Feedback
By Russell WesterholmResearchers develop Detector to Measure Caffeine Content in a Drink
By Staff ReporterCornell Researchers Develop New Apple Varieties, ‘SnapDragon and RubyFrost’
By Staff ReporterEndangered Turtles Eating More Plastic than Ever, Study
By Staff ReporterJupiter's Moon Europa Could Sustain Life; NASA Lays Out Questions for Potential Landing
By Russell Westerholm
