Social Science
Ecological Stress Drives Circular Migration in India’s Loktak Wetland, Study Finds
A survey of 600 households around Manipur's Loktak Wetland shows that ecological degradation drives predominantly temporary, circular migration that functions...
Social Media Feeds Investor Biases When the Rupee Wobbles, Survey of Indian Mid-Cap Traders Finds
A survey of 519 Indian mid-cap investors links social-media reliance to herding, overconfidence, and availability bias, finds financial literacy curbs...
Most Surgery Residents Carry Low-to-Average Anxiety Into the Operating Room, Survey Finds
A survey of 122 general surgery residents at a Pakistani tertiary care hospital found that most report low-to-average surgical performance...
Flipped Classroom Outperforms Lectures in Neurosurgery Teaching, Three-Year Study Finds
A three-year quasi-experimental study of 722 medical students found that a continuously refined flipped classroom produced significantly higher Neurosurgery exam...
Migrant health fades after arrival, but women pay the steepest price
A rare within-individual study of migrants in Italy shows that post-migration health decline is real, gendered and occupationally stratified, with...
Germany’s Teacher Twitter Mapped at Scale: 2.7 Million Tweets Reveal a Thriving Digital Staffroom
A landmark analysis of 2.7 million tweets shows that Germany's largest online teacher community functions as a genuine community of...
Gesture Control and Python Firmata Offer a New Path for Hands-On AI Education
A new case study shows how the Firmata protocol and Google's MediaPipe library let students control Arduino devices with hand...
Huge Study Reveals What Really Drives Students to Drop Out or Graduate
A competing-risks survival analysis of 57,097 students at the University of Padova shows that vocational school background, low family income,...
Personal experience outweighs public reputation when we judge defectors
A new experimental study finds that when public reputation conflicts with personal experience, people judge acts of non-cooperation mainly through...
Smart Cities Need AI Governance That Learns: A New Six-Step Framework
A new study proposes a six-step adaptive, ethical and responsible AI governance framework to help smart cities and nations manage...
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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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