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AI creates better and funnier memes than people, study shows -- even when people use AI for help In a study, memes created by OpenAI's GPT-4o model were, on average, rated funnier, more creative and more shareable than those created by humans.
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Thalamus Identified As a Hub for Memory and Brain Plasticity A new study reveals that the thalamus, long overshadowed by the cortex and hippocampus, plays a crucial role in shaping and updating brain connections. Researchers observed plasticity in thalamic neurons in response to v...
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Music Choice Can Harm Productivity

Neuroscience News - 7 Apr 2025 23:09
Music Choice Can Harm Productivity A new study shows that background music in workplaces can harm employee mood, energy, and job performance when it doesn't match individual needs. This "music misfit" effect leads to mental fatigue, decreased focus, and e...
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Babies Can Sense Their Own Heartbeat as Early as 3 Months Old A new study reveals that infants as young as three months can perceive their own heartbeat, and their awareness of breathing develops during the second year of life. This early body awareness is closely linked to emotion...
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Immune Signals Shape Social Behavior and Anxiety in the Brain New research reveals that the immune molecule IL-17 can influence behavior by acting directly on specific regions of the brain. IL-17 reduces neuron excitability in the cortex to enhance sociability, while in the amygdal...
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No, the dire wolf has not been brought back from extinction Colossal Biosciences claims three pups born recently are dire wolves, but they are actually grey wolves with genetic edits intended to make them resemble the lost species
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Daydreaming Helps: Mind Wandering Aids Unconscious Learning A new study finds that spontaneous mind wandering may actually boost learning during tasks that require minimal attention. Researchers recorded brain activity while participants completed a simple, low-effort learning ta...
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Experimental medication helps treat cocaine addiction A recently developed medication encourages people with cocaine use disorder to reduce their intake of the stimulant - a step towards the first approved drugs to treat the problem
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Childhood Adversity Weakens Brain Connectivity, But Support Protects It New research shows that difficult early-life experiences are linked to weaker white matter connections across the adolescent brain, which may lead to lower cognitive performance. These "communication highways" in the bra...
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DOGE ditching tape storage could put data at risk, say experts President Trump's DOGE team, headed by Elon Musk, claims to have saved $1 million by ditching 70-year-old tape data storage. But experts say the move will likely end up costing more in the long term and could put data at...
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Scientists achieve high-efficiency single-photon source above loss-tolerant threshold Research teams from USTC have realized a high-performance single-photon source with an efficiency beyond the scalable linear optical quantum computing loss tolerance threshold for the first time. Led by Prof. Pan Jianwei...
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From ketchup to concrete, rolling particles make suspensions more fluid Lacquers, paint, concrete--and even ketchup or orange juice: Suspensions are widespread in industry and everyday life. By a suspension, materials scientists mean a liquid in which tiny, insoluble solid particles are even...
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Driven to succeed: Physicists explore a new way to control quasiparticles For the better part of a century, the quantum objects known as quasiparticles have been all dressed up with nowhere to go. But that may change, now that a Yale-led team of physicists has shown it is possible to exert a g...
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Secretive Russian military satellites release mystery object into orbit The classified Kosmos satellite trio has sparked intrigue in space-tracking circles.
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Bacteria-inspired robot uses 12 spinning flagella to roam underwater An underwater drone with long, spinning arms like the flagella of bacteria could survey the seas without endangering marine life, its creators claim
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We're finally uncovering fibre's remarkable benefits for body and mind From dampening inflammation to boosting mental health, the many types of dietary fibre have a surprisingly large impact throughout the body. Here's how to get your fill
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Earth's upper mantle is revealing the deepest effect of human activity As the Aral Sea has been drained by irrigation and dried up, the mass loss on the surface has caused Earth's upper mantle to rise up, lifting the emptied sea bed an average of 7 millimetres per year
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Drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy could significantly cut dementia risk Dozens of trials testing GLP-1 drugs like semaglutide, the medicine in Ozempic and Wegovy, against a placebo suggest that they really could protect against dementia
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One of our favorite beginner's telescopes -- now under $300 with a 20% saving at Amazon The AstroMaster 102AZ is one of Amazon's best selling beginner telescopes and rated for its ease of use and versatile performance.
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Making the physics of glass more transparent

Phys.org - 7 Apr 2025 17:54
Making the physics of glass more transparent For centuries, humans have made use of glass in their art, tools, and technology. Despite the ubiquity of this material, however, many of its microscopic properties are not well understood, and it continues to defy conve...
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2 school-age children have died in Texas measles outbreak, as total cases pass 480 Texas officials reported the death of a second school-age child in the state's ongoing measles outbreak.
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Quantum cosmology with final states can explain the accelerated expansion of the universe Teleology is the idea that some processes in nature are directed toward a goal or an end. Today, it is commonly asserted that teleology is a remnant of antiquated ways of thinking about causation, and that it is not comp...
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