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Unlocking AI’s Full Potential
New study from UBuffalo shows that AI investment plus a connected, skilled workforce is a winning combination.
University Research | University at Buffalo - The State University of New York
Research Shows Asia — Not Africa — Played Cradle to Snake Superfamily That Includes Cobras, Mambas and Many Common Pet Species
New research from the University of Kansas represents a scientific revision in the assumed origins of a group of snakes that include terrifying and highly venomous species as well as species widely popular as pets.
University Research | The University of Kansas
Affluent Americans’ Perception of Insulation May Hinder Policy Progress
New research from Yale reveals why there's limited political pressure for policy reform in the US. Affluent Americans feel shielded by their resources, leading to less support for change, despite knowing not everyone shares this security.
University Research | Yale University
People Navigate Social Networks Same Way They Navigate Transportation Networks: By Studying Maps
A study from Brown showed for the first time that people create mental maps of the connections between acquaintances, friends, and friends of friends to navigate their social worlds. Social navigation, the team found, is similar to spatial navigation.
University Research | Brown University
Brain Wiring is Guided by Activity Even in Very Early Development
Yale researchers reveal how brain cells form precise circuits before experience shapes wiring. Using advanced microscopy, they discovered spontaneous activity guides early brain development, reshaping our understanding of neural circuit formation.
University Research | Yale University