Study Finds Color Schemes Drive Consumer Confusion in Fashion Dupes
Legally copied products, often referred to as dupes, occupy a complex legal and cultural space within the United States fashion ...
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Linear Head Motion Outperforms Rotational Acceleration in Predicting Concussion Risk
A study analyzing motion-sensing mouthguards across seven sports found that linear head acceleration is more predictive of concussion than rotational ...
Conversations Are More Enjoyable When Speech Fluctuations Exhibit Pink Noise
Research published in Science Advances shows that two-person conversations are more enjoyable when speech patterns and word choices exhibit pink ...
Fungi That Parasitize Other Fungi Carry Effector Proteins Like Plant Pathogens
A genomic and structural analysis suggests that specialist mycoparasites use candidate effector proteins structurally homologous to those of fungal plant ...
Psychological capital helps students manage foreign language anxiety
A qualitative study of 10 Chinese senior high school EFL students suggests that psychological capital helps keep foreign language anxiety ...
G25 tops ornamental cayenne lines in agronomic and consumer evaluation
A field and consumer-preference study of 28 cayenne entries found that F5 line G25 combined the highest fitness-WAAS score with ...
Dual-colour glow turns autoluminescent plants into quantitative gene reporters
A red-shifted fungal luciferase paired with a green reporter lets researchers measure gene activity in glowing plants by colour ratio ...
Open-source R package streamlines spatial ocean data mapping
The open-source R package oceandatr retrieves and standardizes spatial ocean datasets for preparation, analysis and mapping.
New Genetic Atlas Reveals DNA Changes That Made Humans Vulnerable to Osteoarthritis
When the human genome was first sequenced, one of the most striking findings was how little separates us from our ...
Online Remediation as a Temporary Scaffold: What Medical Students Say Actually Helps Them Learn
A qualitative study of a pilot online remediation programme in Chemical Pathology at the University of Cape Town reveals that ...
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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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