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In 2017, when an interdisciplinary team at Stanford University’s Knowledge Creation Lab began to reflect on inequality in science careers, they uncovered a similar paradox. The benefits of diversity ...

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Aarhus University researchers in Denmark have put up a theory that explains why jump scares frequently cause anxiety to transform into laughing. Under the direction of Marc Hye-Knudsen, the study ...

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Although they galvanized a lot of people in the community, the science wasn’t entirely conclusive ... This new research paper on the emissions of 3D printers covers all the bases.

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