Social Science
Rethinking How Science Shares, Judges, and Gathers Its People
A new commentary in npj Science of Learning argues that transforming research culture requires coordinated reform of knowledge sharing, evaluation...
Nearly One in Eleven Japanese Adults Identifies as a Sexual or Gender Minority, Landmark Survey Finds
The first nationally representative study of its kind in Asia estimates that 8.6 percent of Japanese people aged 15 and...
New Study Links Productive Capacity to Gender Inclusion in Governance
A study in Humanities and Social Sciences Communications finds that a nation's productive capacity shapes how effectively gender inclusion translates...
Machine Learning Maps Landslide Danger Along Tibet’s Vital Lhasa–Dingri Highway
A new random forest model with spatial cross-validation reveals that slope and topographic relief control landslide hazards along the Lhasa–Dingri...
Homeless Women in Iran’s Borderlands Face 24 Social Barriers to Health, Study Finds
A qualitative study of homeless women in eastern Iran's Afghan border region identified twenty-four social determinants of health across five...
How Avoidant Coping and Anxiety May Turn Childhood Abuse Into Suicide Risk in Institutionalized Teens
A new study of institutionalized adolescents in Vietnam finds that childhood abuse is linked to suicidal behavior through a serial...
Emotional Intelligence Shapes How Accurately Surgical Residents Judge Their Own Skills
A multi-institutional study finds that surgical residents with higher emotional intelligence judge their own clinical competency more accurately, with self-assessment...
How Elite Chinese Students Turn Struggle Into Award-Winning Stories of Excellence
A seven-year analysis of scholarship defence speeches at a leading Chinese university shows that student excellence is certified through a...
New York Invests $500,000 in Binghamton Brain-on-a-Chip Dementia Research
Binghamton University has received a $500,000 SUNY Brain Institute grant to build advanced imaging and electrophysiology infrastructure for brain-on-a-chip dementia...
AI Makes Frontline Police More Punitive, and Accountability Decides How Much
A preregistered experiment with 356 frontline police officers shows that AI-supported enforcement pushes officers toward more formal and coercive styles,...
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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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