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New Technology is Revolutionizing Archeology and Changing History's Narrative
Proteomics reveals far more about ancient remains than ever before, and changing what we know about gender roles in the distant past
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Katrina Paulson
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Footprints Offer Evidence of Two Ancient Human Species Coexisting
We know other human species once roamed Earth, but this find is the first demonstration of two species directly coexisting.
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Katrina Paulson
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Scientists Finally Identified the Full Story Behind Earth Shaking for Nine Days Straight in 2023
The event was so strange that some scientists thought their instruments were malfunctioning.
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Katrina Paulson
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Teen Shows How to Turn Noise into Sustainable Electricity
A seventeen year old's curiosity could change the future of energy production
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Katrina Paulson
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Scientists Identify a Significantly Larger Brain Network in People Who Are Depressed
A new deep scanning technique allowed researchers to observe distinct, long-term, brain activity that could help identify people predisposed to…
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Katrina Paulson
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According to Psychologists, It's the Little Things that Make the World Better
Small acts of kindness and connection create an upward spiral that spans the globe
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Katrina Paulson
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A Cloned Ferret Successfully Birthed Two Healthy Offspring
The future is now
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Katrina Paulson
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Last Ditch Effort to Save an Ecosystem 40 Years Ago is A Shocking Success
After an eruption, scientists dropped gophers on the side of the volcano two decades ago, and in less than a day of digging they achieved incredible…
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Katrina Paulson
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Scientists Pinpoint Brain Mechanisms Behind Auditory Hallucinations
The new research reveals why people with conditions like schizophrenia hear voices the rest of us can't
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Katrina Paulson
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November 2024

Researchers Explore What Expertise Looks Like in the Brain
They found significant differences between novice and expertise brain activity.
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Ancient Societies Built Socially Distanced Cities that Kept Them Healthier
New research shows ancient city planners intentionally designed socially distanced layouts to help prevent the spread of disease
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Katrina Paulson
The Amazon was Partly Planted by Humans Over 10,000 Years Ago
Research shows the Amazon isn't untouched by humans, but likely formed because of us.
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