Fever, Flexibility and the Feverish Commute: What Really Drives Working While Sick
A factorial survey experiment of over 3,500 German employees shows that body temperature dominates decisions to work while ill, while ...
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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 ...
Digital Care Model Puts 306 Cell Therapy Patients to the Test in Landmark German Trial
A German randomized controlled trial has enrolled 306 patients to test whether a digitally supported, cross-sectoral care model can reduce ...
DFG Commits 40 Million Euros to Nine New Research Units Across Sciences and Humanities
Germany's DFG is funding nine new Research Units with roughly 40 million euros, spanning topics from wetland history and synaptic ...
Intensive Aftercare Fails to Speed Lasting Return to Work for Employees with Mental Disorders
A large German randomized controlled trial found that an 18-month intensified return-to-work aftercare program did not significantly improve sustainable return ...
University of Bonn Professor Denise Fischer-Kreer Receives UNIPRENEURS Award
Prof. Dr. Denise Fischer-Kreer of the University of Bonn has been honored with the UNIPRENEURS award, Germany's highest recognition for ...
Thinning Early Could Save Germany’s Spruce Forests from Storms and Beetles
A national-scale modelling study finds that risk-adapted, height-limited thinning outperforms conventional management in protecting Germany's Norway spruce forests from the ...
One Border, Two Rulebooks: How Poland and Germany Regulate the Same Migratory Game Birds
A 12-season comparison reveals that Poland's centralised and Germany's federal hunting rules produce sharply different seasons, game lists and harvest ...
Silence in the Seminar Room: Fear Keeps Black Scholars Quiet on Racism in European Academia
A new qualitative study of Black academics in Britain and Germany finds that fear of career repercussions discourages scholars from ...
Active Preschoolers Sleep Better, German Accelerometer Study Finds
A German study of 212 preschoolers using wrist-worn accelerometers found that higher-intensity physical activity is linked to longer, more efficient ...
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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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