Crafting Exhibits to Avoid Museum Fatigue
Museums strategically plan out displays and exhibits to help visitors stay engaged and interested. ...read more
Month: July 2022
Redefining Suicide in the U.S.
Who suffers from suicidality and why? Surging rates and emerging data drive experts toward new treatments and prevention strategies. ...read more
Dinosaurs Survived Through Freezing Poles Before Jurassic Jungles
Scientists say that early dinosaurs survived the mass extinction between the Triassic and Jurassic periods because they adapted to the cold. ...read more
These Tiny Frogs Traded Their Sense of Balance for Their Size
Rice-sized Brazilian amphibians land on their faces or backs when they jump, due to an evolutionary trade-off. ...read more
Rare Ancestor Of Feral Pigeon Found Living On Scottish and Irish Islands
DNA evidence of near-extinct relative of the feral pigeon — the Rock Dove — could help curb ‘extinction by hybridization.’ ...read more
Minerals Reveal a New Understanding of Original Life on Earth
A new approach to mineralogy attests to mineral diversity and could advance scientists’ understandings about life on Earth and other planets. ...read more
Do We Care More About Conservation for Species That Are Aesthetic?
French scientists use artificial intelligence to identify the most and least aesthetic species of reef fish, raising questions about which endangered species humans choose to protect. ...read more
Your Next Therapist Could Be a Chatbot App
As we face staffing shortages and the limits of human analysis, AI is expanding our approach to mental health. ...read more