NewsMost-Cited Scientists: Still Mostly Men, but the Gender Gap Is Closingby PLOSResearchers analyze records of 5.8 million international scientific authors
NewsPeople Watched Other People Shake Boxes for Scienceby Johns Hopkins UniversityPeople are shown to be good at detecting another person's epistemic goals just by watching them
NewsSeconded Employees Provide More Novel and Innovative Ideasby ESMT BerlinLearning spillover from seconded employees can result in lasting effects on permanent employees
NewsExhaustion Caused by Video Conferencing Shown on a Neurophysiological Levelby Graz University of TechnologyUsing EEG and ECG data, researchers show that video conferences lead to greater fatigue than face-to-face alternatives
NewsRewarding Women More like Men Could Reduce Wage Gapby Cornell UniversityWomen employed in computer science jobs earn 86.6 cents for every dollar men earn in the same field
NewsMen Less Likely than Women to Share Negative Information, Says Studyby City University LondonResearchers suggest the effect could be due to a greater concern among men over how other people will see them
NewsStudy Warns API Restrictions by Social Media Platforms Threaten Researchby University of BathResearch on people and society to suffer as platforms limit access to user data
NewsWant to Prevent Misinformation? Present Data with an Interactive Visualby Lehigh UniversityNew research explores a solution using interactive data visualization to inform and engage readers
NewsResearchers Propose Radical Change in How Animal Facial Expressions Are Studiedby University of PortsmouthA new approach to analyzing facial expressions has been created to help better understand animal behavior
NewsAnalysis of Grinding Tools Reveals Plant, Pigment, and Bone Processingby Max Planck Institute of GeoanthropologyUse-wear analysis of grinding tools from the site of Jebel Oraf shows that the artifacts were used during the Neolithic era
NewsHumans Inherit Artificial Intelligence Biasesby University of DeustoMore extensive multidisciplinary research on the impact of artificial intelligence on human behavior is needed
NewsContext Facilitates More Effective Search Strategiesby Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität MünchenStudy shows that distractor objects can help the visual system develop more effective search strategies
NewsWho Falls More Easily for Conspiracy Theories?by Linköping UniversitySurvey indicates that people who trust their gut feeling to determine truth are more susceptible to conspiracy theories
NewsClimatic Changes Put the Brakes on Spider Romanceby Flinders UniversityThe gift quality of gift-giving spider Paratrechalea ornata can be impacted by environmental conditions
NewsDissecting the Anatomy of a ‘Superheroic’ Science Classby Ohio State UniversityLinking the human body to special powers enhances student experience
NewsCitizen Science Inspires Kids to Take Local Actionby North Carolina State UniversityInvolving young girls in citizen science motivates them to tackle scientific problems
NewsSolving the Climate Crisis Requires Collaboration between Scientistsby Universitat Autonoma de BarcelonaTipping points could bridge the gap between natural and social science regarding climate change
NewsButterfly Species’ Big Brains Adapted Giving Them a Survival Edge, Study Findsby University of BristolCertain butterflies have larger mushroom bodies due to the need to adopt new foraging behaviors
NewsTiny Fish Surprise Scientists in ‘Volunteer’s Dilemma’by University of ExeterTrinidadian guppies do not behave the same way as humans do when presented with the volunteer's dilemma
NewsMigrant Orangutans Learn Which Foods Are Good to Eat by Watching the Localsby FrontiersMigrants male orangutans "peer" at role models to learn about new foods