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Four Years of Data Reshape Global Happiness Understanding
GENEVA, Aug. 5 — The record shows a four-year survey that tracked the same populations from 2018 through…
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Global Team Launches 66-Country Happiness Study
LONDON, Aug 5 — A cross-cultural well-being study with a $12 million budget and a four-year timetable is…
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Physicists Break Quantum Entanglement Record Over 420 km Fiber
HEFEI, Aug 4 — A team of physicists has pushed quantum entanglement across 420 kilometers of optical fiber,…
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US Energy Department oversees nuclear weapons, labs, security
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The United States Department of Energy occupies a singular position on the American national…
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Psychologist Gregory M. Herek’s ‘Sexual Prejudice’ Framework
DAVIS, Calif. July 25 — For more than three decades, the scientific study of anti-LGBTQ prejudice has been…
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New material vs existing quantum platforms: strengths and unknowns
NEW YORK, July 19 — For all the excitement that quantum computing has generated, the machines have remained…
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Mg/Ca Ratios in Foraminifera Shells Reveal Ancient Ocean Temps
WASHINGTON, July 19 — When scientists want to know how warm the ocean was during the last ice…
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Climate Proxy Calibration Reconstructs Pre-1880 Temperatures
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 19 — The stretch of reliable global climate records runs back only to the 1880s.…
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Scientific paper retracted over duplicated images after joint investigation
BOSTON, July 17 — A 2019 research paper has been retracted after an investigation found duplicated images, a…
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Retraction Watch database grows from 200 to over 50,000 entries
MANILA, July 17 — A blog that has become a global watchdog for scientific integrity continues to track…
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Research Paper Retracted Seven Years After Publication for Duplicate Images
BOSTON, July 17 — A 2019 research paper from Brigham and Women’s Hospital has been retracted after a…
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International Space Station: Decades of Groundbreaking Medical Research in Orbit
ROME, July 16 — The International Space Station, continuously occupied since November 2000, is emerging as a proving…
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Horses Recognize Wolf Threat on Video Screen, Study Finds
KOBE, Japan, July 16 — Horses watching a video of a wolf are not just seeing a shape…
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Sidney Loeb and Srinivasa Sourirajan: The Scientists Whose Reverse
LOS ANGELES, July 14 — The membranes that turn seawater into drinking water have a birthday worth noting.…
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Norway’s unexplained decline in cognitive scores puzzles researchers
OSLO, July 14 — A study published last year by researchers at the Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic…
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Study of 579,379 Men Quantifies IQ Decline by Income
OSLO, July 14 — For decades, the notion that each generation might be slightly smarter than the last…
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579,379 Norwegian Men Reveal Cognitive Trends in Military Data
OSLO — In the corridors of Norwegian military conscription, a vast archive of human cognition has quietly accumulated…
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Norwegian Military Conscription Data Provides Unique IQ Dataset
OSLO, July 14 — Against this backdrop of a small nation with a proud but complex military tradition,…
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IQ Scores Drop in Wealthier Norwegian Men, Study Finds
OSLO, July 14 — A comprehensive study of nearly 580,000 Norwegian men has documented a sustained decline in…
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University of Chicago & Harvard Researchers Lead Groundbreaking Study
CHICAGO — A new study from the University of Chicago is drawing attention to the intersection of environmental…
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Max Planck Institute Scientists Lead Discovery of Interstellar Sugar
BONN, July 13 — The Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy is once again at the center of…
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Study Finds Persistent Ideological Divide by Race and Education
WASHINGTON, July 9 — A new analysis of decades of survey data reveals a clear and persistent ideological…
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Richard Feynman: The Nobel-Winning Physicist Who First Proposed
PASADENA, July 8 — The intellectual architecture of the modern world rests on foundations laid decades ago, often…
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University of Tokyo Study Links Parents to Gender Attitudes
TOKYO, July 8 — A new study from the University of Tokyo has used quantitative analysis of survey…
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