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01/19/2024
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By Ramon Tomey
Rice University now offers “Afrochemistry” course taught by woke DEI professor who claims chemistry works differently when you’re Black
Rice University in Houston now offers a different kind of chemistry subject – “Afrochemistry” – which will be taught by a woke professor. Writing for PJ Media, Stephen Green expounded on this “one-of-a-kind” course offering from the institution. According to the course description on Rice’s website, Afrochemistry students will “apply chemical tools and analysis to […]
12/11/2020
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By Michael Alexander
Not monkeying around: Monkeys “exhibit more cognitive flexibility” compared to humans, say researchers
Apparently, monkeys outperform humans when it comes to coming up with strategies. This is according to new research by a group of psychologists from Georgia State University, who conducted a test that pitted the cognitive flexibility of humans against those of monkeys. The test, as described in the journal Scientific Reports, involved 56 humans and 29 monkeys, […]
03/02/2019
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By Ethan Huff
AI learns to cut corners by hiding data – modern tech now knows how to LIE and CHEAT
An artificial intelligence (AI) program that was designed to pull satellite imagery and compile it into Google Maps data appears to have taken a page from sinful humanity. According to research from Stanford University and Google, the AI program actually hid information that it knew it would need later in order to cheat its way […]
08/07/2018
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By Michelle Simmons
Bright light stimulates memory and learning, according to research
The lighting condition in your room affects your brain. Being exposed to bright light boosts memory and learning, according to a new study published in the journal Hippocampus. A group of scientists from Michigan State University carried out a study on the link between lighting and brain structure. In conducting the study, the group examined […]
08/07/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Scientists transfer one snail’s memory onto another, potentially unlocking secrets of human memory transfer
American researchers reported that they implanted the memory of a sea snail into another individual snail. The technique might very well be applied to humans in the future, allowing memories to be transferred, altered, or even erased. The researchers developed the technique with Aplysia snails, which are also called sea snails, sea hares, and sea […]
08/05/2018
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By Russel Davis
Stress slows your reaction to danger, new study finds, increasing vulnerability
Suffering stressful events may compromise the body’s perception of new threats or danger, a study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has revealed. The study carried out by a team of researchers at the New York University challenges a long-held notion that stress keeps the body on high alert. The researchers have noted that while predicting potential […]
04/26/2018
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By Cassie B.
Are learning styles a myth? New research says yes, and here’s why
What is your learning style? Are you someone who learns visually, or do you seem to pick up concepts better when you actually act them out? If you’ve never quite been able to figure out where you fall into the most common learning style categories, take heart: New research shows that learning styles might actually […]
04/04/2018
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By Michelle Simmons
Neuroscience study finds that stress retards your ability to learn
Researchers from the Ruhr-Universität Bochum looked at how well category learning works during a stressful episode with the use of electroencephalography (EEG). In the study, they compared the performance of 16 stressed men with the performance of 16 relaxed men in categorization learning. The researchers decided to conduct the research on men because women tend […]
01/13/2018
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By Michelle Simmons
Trouble sleeping? Eat more fish – research suggests a connection between omega 3s and enhanced cognitive performance in school children via better sleep
A study revealed that children who eat plenty of fish are more likely to achieve cognitive performance boost and sleep better compared with those who rarely or never consume fish. A team of scientists from the University of Pennsylvania evaluated the effect of better sleep among children who ate more fish on cognitive performance. For […]
01/02/2018
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By Rita Winters
Auditory reinforcement: Study finds reading aloud to yourself helps you retain information
Most people find it difficult to retain certain information. In preparation for tests and examinations, each student works out their own ways to remember important details. While some find it easy to retain information, others may think of it as a difficult process. It may seem so simple, but reading information aloud will help you […]
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