Cognitive science

Ratings rise over time because they feel easier to make, study

Social ScienceMarch 12, 2018

According to a study, people tend to attribute the increasing ease of making ratings to the items themselves rather than to the rating process,...

Computer systems to predict objects’ responses to physical forces

TechnologyDecember 14, 2017

MIT scientists had done with a multi-university project that involves the development of intelligence at the Center for Brains, Minds, and Machines, to explain...

Research May Provide The Tools To Create Better Schools

PsychologyJuly 8, 2017

Primary education now is compulsory in India. But many poor Indian children are likely to live in families or communities and have high rates of...

Salt: A Silent Killer

Health May 30, 2023

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Health May 30, 2023

Helium nuclei research improves understanding of the origin and propagation of cosmic rays

Space May 30, 2023

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Invention May 30, 2023

Pan-cancer T cell atlas reveals tumor microenvironment

Health May 30, 2023

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Salt: A Silent Killer

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