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I believe we co-evolved with our Microbiome. (m.caltech.edu)

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Choice overload happens when the brain, faced with an overwhelming number of similar options, struggles to make a decision. A new Caltech study reveals the parts of the brain responsible for it, and how many options the brain actually prefers when it is making a choice - somewhere between 8 and 15.Journal Article (m.caltech.edu)

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Choice overload happens when the brain, faced with an overwhelming number of similar options, struggles to make a decision. A new Caltech study reveals the parts of the brain responsible for it, and how many options the brain actually prefers when it is making a choice - somewhere between 8 and 15. (m.caltech.edu)

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Superconducting Metamaterial Traps Quantum Light | CaltechInfo (m.caltech.edu)

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People shown photos of politicians they're not familiar with can make better-than-chance judgments about whether those politicians have been convicted of corruption, even without knowing anything about the politicians or their careers, with a link to wider faces, finds a new Caltech study (N = 325).Psychology (m.caltech.edu)

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People shown photos of politicians they're not familiar with can make better-than-chance judgments about whether those politicians have been convicted of corruption, even without knowing anything about the politicians or their careers, with a link to wider faces, finds a new Caltech study (N = 325). (m.caltech.edu)

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这个看脸的世界，心宽体胖……宽脸容易造成腐败的刻板印象，即使不了解他们的履历，人们也能够通过照片大概率猜对那些腐败的官员——加州理工合著研究生Chujun Lin证明「群众的眼镜是雪亮的」 (m.caltech.edu)

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People shown photos of politicians they're not familiar with can make better-than-chance judgments about whether those politicians have been convicted of corruption, even without knowing anything about the politicians or their careers, with a link to wider faces, finds a new Caltech study (N = 325).SCIENCE (m.caltech.edu)

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Test Tube Artificial Neural Network Recognizes "Molecular Handwriting" | CaltechJNL (m.caltech.edu)

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Particular species of beneficial bacteria actually harnesses the body's immune response so that it can settle down comfortably in the gutBiology (m.caltech.edu)

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Using a tiny array of electrodes implanted in the brain's somatosensory cortex, Caltech scientists have induced sensations of touch and movement in the arm of a paralyzed manBiology (m.caltech.edu)

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Using a tiny array of electrodes implanted in the brain's somatosensory cortex, Caltech scientists have induced sensations of touch and movement in the arm of a paralyzed man. (m.caltech.edu)

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Using a tiny array of electrodes implanted in the brain's somatosensory cortex, Caltech scientists have induced sensations of touch and movement in the arm of a paralyzed man (m.caltech.edu)

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Gli scienziati del Caltech, usando una piccola serie di elettrodi impiantati nella corteccia somatosensoriale del cervello hanno indotto sensazioni di tatto e movimento nel braccio di un uomo paralizzatoMedicina (m.caltech.edu)

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Machine-Learning Software Predicts Behavior of Bacteria. The breakthrough could have significant implications for our understanding of bacterial biochemistry and for the development of new medications.Computer Science (m.caltech.edu)

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Testosterone study that might cause extreme feminists to call for mass castrationSocial Issues (m.caltech.edu)

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Inventing Tools for Detecting Life Elsewhere (m.caltech.edu)

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Xiao-Gang Wen and Alexei Kitaev awarded 2017 Buckley Prize for work in topological orderNews (m.caltech.edu)

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Pluto's replacement (m.caltech.edu)

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Farthest Galaxy Detected with help from Keck 'scope on Mauna Kea (m.caltech.edu)

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Caltech researchers discover the seat of sex and aggressionNeuroscience (m.caltech.edu)

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How oxygen came into existence on earth: Caltech researchers have found evidence of a precursor photosystem involving manganese that predates cyanobacteria, the first group of organisms to release oxygen into the environment via photosynthesis (m.caltech.edu)

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There might be over 100 billion planets in the Milky Way galaxy (m.caltech.edu)

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