The US birth rate hasn't changed for two generations of teenage girls, but other aspects of…
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The brain at work: Spotting half-hidden objects
The human and non-human primate brain is remarkable in recognizing partially hidden objects. A study, conducted…
Students’ self-concepts of ability in math, reading predict later math, reading attainment
A new longitudinal study looked at how youths' self-concepts are linked to their actual academic achievement…
Declining queen conch populations are fragmented and that’s changing the conservation game
To provide a vital scientific foundation for conservation efforts, an international team has conducted a genetic…
One step closer to lifelike robots
Researchers have developed a 3-D-printable synthetic soft muscle that can lift 1,000 times its own weight.…
The wrong first step to revive athletes in cardiac arrest
New research suggests that the main obstacle to an appropriate bystander response during athletes' cardiac arrest…
Treatment-resistant melanoma may be vulnerable to a drug holiday, study finds
A new study has uncovered the mechanisms by which treatment-resistant melanoma become vulnerable to cessation of…
Catching a diversity of fish species — instead of specializing — means more stable income for fishers
A team of scientists analyzed nearly 30 years of revenue and permitting records for individuals fishing…
The sublime challenge of jet noise
A scientists is using ALCF resources to create high fidelity simulations of jet turbulence to determine…
Optical, electrical bistability study sheds light on next-gen high speed data transfer
Today, electrical bistable devices are the foundation of digital electronics, serving as building blocks of switches,…