A new study by MIT researchers indicates that when we process language, we often make some sort of mental edits Moreover, it suggests that we seem to use specific strategies for making sense of confusing information — the “noise” interfering with the signal conveyed in language, as researchers think of it.
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Making fruit easier to eat increases consumption in school cafeterias
A study by Cornell University’s Food and Brand Lab researchers Brian Wansink, David Just, Andrew Hanks, and Laura Smith decided to get …
Photovoltaic Polymer Lets Damaged Retinas See the Light
Italian Institute of Technology Researchers Use Photovoltaic Polymer to Restore Light Detection to Damaged Retinas A team of neuroscientists and materials scientists …
The Algorithm That Helps You Friend People You Don’t Know
Computer scientists have developed an algorithm that uses the structure of a social network to find the best strategy for friending people you don’t know.
Your Brain Is Hooked on Being Right – Judith E. Glaser – Harvard Business Review
In situations of stress, fear executive functions that help us with thought processes like strategy, trust building, and compassion shut down. The body makes a chemical choice about how best to protect itself and as a result is…
Protez Yüzgeçli Deniz kamplumbağası Yu Chan
Japonya’da Kobe şehri Suma park akvaryumunda bakılan Yu Chan isimli bir deniz kamplumbağası kendisi için geliştirilmiş protez yüzgeçler yardımıyla yüzüyor.
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Bionic eyes become a reality
Today while I was giving a glance on Engadget, I have find an interesting article: “Bionic lens to debut in the next …
The Future of Search
On Google Blog you can read this article: The Future of Search It is not only suggested to understand the future but …
Lithium Ion batteries 10 times longer with nanotechnology
While reading gas2.org I found out about a research held at Stanford University that made it possible increasing the capacity of lithium-ion …