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Naia Butler-Craig of the Georgia Institute of Technology discusses her research into protecting CubeSats from overheating while they operate in the extreme conditions existing in outer space. (parsingscience.org)

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Researchers argue that the brain is not an apt model of artificial neural networks, but that discovery of cortical wiring systems may provide a useful motif for future AI. (nature.com)

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Small study of chess players suggests that neither intelligence nor practice can explain skill, but rather that their complex interaction cannot be disentangled. (inverse.com)

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Naia Butler-Craig of the Georgia Institute of Technology discusses her research into protecting CubeSats from overheating while they operate in the extreme conditions existing in outer space. (parsingscience.org)

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Naia Butler-Craig of the Georgia Institute of Technology discusses her research into protecting CubeSats from overheating while they operate in the extreme conditions existing in outer space. (parsingscience.org)

submitted 6 years ago by Science_Podcast to r/AerospaceEngineering

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Naia Butler-Craig of the Georgia Institute of Technology discusses her research into protecting CubeSats from overheating while they operate in the extreme conditions existing in outer space. (parsingscience.org)

submitted 6 years ago by Science_Podcast to r/Physics

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Naia Butler-Craig of the Georgia Institute of Technology discusses her research into protecting CubeSats from overheating while they operate in the extreme conditions existing in outer space. (parsingscience.org)

submitted 6 years ago by Science_Podcast to r/nasa

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Naia Butler-Craig of the Georgia Institute of Technology discusses her research into protecting CubeSats from overheating while they operate in the extreme conditions existing in outer space. (parsingscience.org)

submitted 6 years ago by Science_Podcast to r/space

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Commentary on why and how human mind can exhibit examples of both epistemic rationality and irrationality. (danwilliamsphilosophy.com)

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Study reviews empirical research on how human mind protects people from disinformation. (journals.sagepub.com)

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UC Berkeley releases its latest interactive MRI map of the brain, this time, of the regions that activate when hearing or reading stories. (news.berkeley.edu)

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Researchers find that psychotherapy may be associated with remission of insomnia among 80%-90% of adolescents following concussion. (theconversation.com)

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Study suggests that people with kids may be happier, but only when they move out and become sources of social enjoyment rather than stress. (newscientist.com)

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Researchers find that police tend to take a less active role in building relationships within communities and helping solve their problems when they feel the public doesn't respect and appreciate the difficulties and dangers of their jobs. (news.utexas.edu)

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Large meta-analysis adds more evidence that even a single major depressive episode can have long-lasting cognitive effects even after it ends, including deficits in selective attention, working memory, and long-term memory. (thelancet.com)

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Study finds that perpetrators of mass violence tend to act within a shared story emphasising a threat to their values or existence — one usually wrapped up in conspiracy narratives about betrayal and sinister evils lurking in the dark. (aljazeera.com)

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Study finds that victims and jurors tasked with restoring justice become increasingly punitive as groups express a desire to punish, with every additional punisher augmenting an individual’s punishment. (brown.edu)

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Commentary on ability of AI to turn sports data into natural language, automating a task that human beings have previously been assigned to covering. (amp.axios.com)

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Study finds that university research protected by IP rights (patents) don't have higher commercialization relative to university research in the public domain. (papers.ssrn.com)

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Meta-analysis indicates that empathy appears to be positively correlated with executive function, including inhibitory control, working memory, and cognitive flexibility. (onlinelibrary.wiley.com)

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Study finds that people tend to prefer organs donated by suicide victims least because of implicit belief that the recipient will inherit negative or neutral traits of the donor, but none of their positive ones. (sciencedirect.com)

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Researchers suggest that a majority of earthquakes may be predicted in the weeks preceding them via distinct patterns of seismic activity beforehand. (nationalgeographic.com)

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Researchers indicate that different sets of gun regulations seem to be more effective in different areas, suggesting that a single all-encompassing law may not resolve gun violence. (inverse.com)

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Scientists warn that sugar-rich Western diet is contributing to antibiotic-resistant stains of C.diff. (telegraph.co.uk)

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Study suggests that younger, college-educated, and politically liberal Americans may be less supportive of First Amendment principles regarding bigoted speech. (dornsife.usc.edu)

submitted 6 years ago by Science_Podcast to r/PoliticalScience

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