Study reveals Nigerian children’s perceptions of computers
A recent qualitative study exploring how young children in Nigeria understand fundamental computing concepts reveals a significant gap between their…
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Brain Imaging Links Schizophrenia to Iron and Myelin Deficits Driven by Oligodendrocyte Dysfunction
A significant neuroimaging study has uncovered a biological basis for schizophrenia within the brain’s cellular architecture, linking the disorder to…
Global study reveals the current state of wine tourism
A landmark international study has painted the most detailed picture to date of the global wine tourism sector, revealing an…
Study finds ketamine safe and effective for chronic pain
A large, real-world study of more than 1,000 patients with chronic pain found that low-dose infusions of ketamine were both…
Songbirds learn more from siblings than from parents
In the intricate world of animal behavior, the transmission of knowledge from one generation to the next has long been…
Open source mega-constellations aim to solve orbital overcrowding
Researchers in China have proposed a novel solution to the growing crisis of orbital overcrowding: a shared, open-source satellite network…
iFIT rebuilds global tech infrastructure with AI and cloud platforms
In a decisive move to redefine the connected fitness landscape, iFIT is undertaking one of the industry’s most comprehensive technological…
Supply chain principles could rebuild public trust in news media
An unconventional solution for the modern crisis of trust in news media is emerging from the field of business logistics:…
Body illusion helps unlock memories
Body illusion helps unlock memories by showing a live, childlike version of the self that mirrors movements, boosting childhood episodic recall in 50 adults
New technique brings quantum dynamics simulations to laptops
A new method extends the truncated Wigner approximation to dissipative quantum systems, enabling laptop-scale simulations of quantum dynamics for scientists