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fMRIs Show That Dyslexia Isn’t A Matter of IQ

Historically, the label has been assigned to kids who are bright, even verbally articulate, but who struggle with reading—in short, whose high IQs mismatch…

Social Sciences

Inequities Drive Global Spread of Class Structures, Study Finds

According to Stanford University researchers, it is the very inequities of the class structure that appear to have been behind the spread of those societies…

Environmental Conservation

Coral Reef Collapse: Study Reveals Predictable Warning Signs

Coral reefs that have lots of corals and appear healthy may, in fact, be heading toward collapse, according to a study published by the Wildlife Conservation…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Brain Cancer: How Normal Cells Turn Into Oligodendroglioma

The work may help identify new drugs to target oligodendroglioma, a common type of brain tumor, at its earliest stage, when it is generally most treatable. Any…

Studies and Analyses

Stanford Study Unveils Brain Imaging Insights on Dyslexia

Schools and psychologists have historically relied on a child's IQ to define and diagnose dyslexia, a brain-based learning disability that impairs a person's…

Life & Chemistry

Stem Cell Breakthrough: A New Approach to Sickle Cell Disease

The research team cautions that the work, done only in the laboratory, is years away from clinical use in patients, but should provide tools for developing…

Life & Chemistry

Hydrogen Storage Innovations for a Renewable Energy Future

Hydrogen could be one of the most important fuels in a new energy economy based on renewable resources. However, no ideal hydrogen storage material has yet…

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Dual Gloss: Laser Remelting for Innovative Surface Designs

For the first time, this method makes it possible to structure materials without resorting to ablation and at the same time to polish them to a brilliant gloss…

Health & Medicine

Key Discovery in Brain Cell Survival at LSU Health Sciences

These findings reveal how receptor signaling takes place between receptors of synapses (gaps between neurons through which chemical or electrical signals pass…

Studies and Analyses

MU Study Uncovers Cat Cancer Risk Factors for Human Insights

“We are looking for patterns of cancer development in animals, so we can find common risk factors,” said Kim Selting, associate teaching professor of oncology…

Health & Medicine

Supplement Boosts Recovery From Spinal Cord Injuries

Sasha Rabchevsky, associate professor of physiology, Patrick Sullivan, associate professor of anatomy and neurobiology, and Samir Patel, senior research…

Physics & Astronomy

Stardust Found in Distant Exoplanetary Systems

Searching for extra-solar planets – which are planets outside of our solar system – is very popular these days. About 700 planets are known at the moment, a…

Life & Chemistry

Koalas' bellows boast about size

Then the males begin bellowing. Benjamin Charlton from the University of Vienna, Austria, explains that they probably bellow to attract females and to…

Life & Chemistry

How Mothers Shape Attractive Sons in Zebra Finches

In Zebra Finches, as in most other bird species, both parents contribute to offspring rearing. The social partner of a female, however, is not always the…

Environmental Conservation

Study Reveals Animal Adaptability to Climate Change Challenges

In a new study based on simulations examining species and their projected range, researchers at Brown University argue that whether an animal can make it to a…

Health & Medicine

Single Dose of Psilocybin May Alter Personality Long-Term

A single high dose of the hallucinogen psilocybin, the active ingredient in so-called “magic mushrooms,” was enough to bring about a measureable personality…

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