[EMBARGOED] The 2020 election saw fewer people clicking on misinformation websites, Stanford study finds
In the run-up to the 2020 election, people appear to have become savvier in spotting misinformation online: clicks onto unreliable ...
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Most heart transplant centers’ websites get failing grade when it comes to clear, accessible information
In a University of Michigan-led study, researchers found that most websites for heart transplant centers in the United States are ...
New international research reveals majority of gig economy workers feel under threat from review websites
As the cost of living crisis worsens, scores of workers in the gig economy globally are grappling with another threat ...
Up to 90% of governmental websites include cookies of third-party trackers
Researchers Matthias Götze (TU Berlin), Srdjan Matic (IMDEA Software), Costas Iordanou (Cyprus University of Technology), Georgios Smaragdakis (TU Delft) and ...
Government websites and apps use the same tracking software as commercial ones, according to new Concordia research
It’s no secret that the commercial websites and mobile apps we use every day are tracking us. Big companies like ...
Analysis Finds Government Websites Downplay PFAS Health Risks
State and federal public health agencies often understate the scientific evidence surrounding the toxicity of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) ...
Third-party tracking on medical journal websites
What The Study Did: Researchers investigated how common is the occurrence of third-party tracking on medical journal websites, which could ...
Giving websites a human touch: Researcher of Mainz University receives SERVSIG Best Service Article Award of the American Marketing Association
The digital presence of service employees in the form of pictures and videos on a corporate service website contributes to ...
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A new synthesis method for three-dimensional nanocarbons
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Within just a few months a deadly epidemic killed all the black sea urchins in the Gulf of Eilat – a great threat to the coral reef in Eilat
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How eating natto might help to distress
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GPS tracking reveals how a female baboon stopped using urban space after giving birth
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Promising building blocks for photonic quantum simulators
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Study highlights long-term benefits of family-based care following institutional care