Social Science
One Ideology for Rich and Poor: How Trumpism Binds Tech Billionaires and Struggling Workers
A new political-economy analysis argues that Trumpism is a thick nationalist ideology, not thin populism, uniting welfare-dependent workers and Silicon...
AI Tutor Boosts Java Coding Skills but Not Critical Thinking, Study Finds
A six-week quasi-experimental study in Nigeria found that AI-assisted problem-based learning with Google Gemini significantly improved undergraduates' Java programming skills...
From Broadband to Bots: How UK Education Policy Marched Toward AI
A discourse analysis of 21 UK policy documents from 2008 to 2024 reveals a sixteen-year evolution from basic digital literacy...
When Parents Are Hospitalized for Mental Illness, Family Genes May Drive Children’s Risks
A Swedish study of nearly three million people finds that the elevated risks of suicide, violent offending, and victimization among...
More Feedback May Mean Better Feedback: Study Scores Surgeons’ Comments to Residents
A study of 661 EPA micro-assessments found that general surgery faculty who submit more evaluations, write longer comments, and have...
Speech Clocks: How Your Voice May Track the Biology of Aging
A machine-learning speech clock developed by Trinity College Dublin researchers estimates age from voice features and links older-sounding speech to...
Gift-Giving Strains Rural China’s Poor, but Digital Finance Softens the Blow
A new study of four waves of the China Household Finance Survey finds that gift-giving burdens lower the happiness of...
Substance Use Undermines PrEP Adherence Among Black Men in Landmark HIV Prevention Study
A six-month observational study of 69 Black men who have sex with men in Ending the HIV Epidemic jurisdictions found...
Sneezing Through Semesters: Allergic Rhinitis Undermines Medical Students in Sikkim
A cross-sectional study of 461 healthcare students in Sikkim found that nearly one in four suffers from allergic rhinitis, with...
Old and Small Factories Left Behind in Ethiopia’s Waste Technology Race, Survey Finds
A survey of 303 manufacturing firms in Shaggar city, Ethiopia, shows that firm age, size, profitability, and existing environmental practices...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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