More accurate predictions about the methane cows produce could help in the fight against climate change.
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New models better predict how much methane cows make
Posted by Jeff Mulhollem-Penn State on April 1st, 2018
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No Comments »Aging Collection Marks First of Many Interdisciplinary Troves for Researchers
Posted by SAGE on March 15th, 2018
In the first of what will be a monthly series, SAGE Publishing will open up articles in a specific area of public interest – note, not in a specific discipline – to help researchers pursue knowledge outside of their usual silos. This month, SAGE (the parent of Social Science space) launched an interdisciplinary microsite on […]
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Posted in Science General Tags: access, aging collection, aging collection marks, Aging Population, Articles, Autism, collection, collection marks, collection marks first, directly, Elderly, Health, Impact, Interdisciplinary, interdisciplinary troves, issues, journal, Knowledge, many interdisciplinary troves, marks first, mental, Mental Health, Microsite, Population, research, researchers, Science, Science Space, Social, Social Science, social science space, specific, Technology, troves, Variety No Comments »Adding hope to health fears could boost our motivation
Posted by Matt Swayne-Penn State on February 23rd, 2018
Freaking people out about health risks grabs their attention, but there may be a better way to use emotions to motivate healthy choices.
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Posted by Yasmin Anwar-UC Berkeley on December 18th, 2017
New research examines how the aging brain prevents older adults from moving new memories into long-term storage, leading to “overnight forgetting.”
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Posted by Jim Dryden-WUSTL on December 8th, 2017
“Our findings may allow us to identify the brain regions and networks that can predict aspects of autism before it’s possible to make a clinical diagnosis.”
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