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Scientific American Explores What Science Reveals About Canine Perception
A new feature examines ongoing research into how dogs process the world around them, including their relationships with humans.
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ISC Launches Updated System to Track Leading Scientific Figures
Iran-based institute says new version of its monitoring platform aims to identify top researchers across Islamic countries.
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Scientific American Explores How People Find Meaning Amid Unanswerable Questions
A new piece from Scientific American considers why some of humanity's deepest questions may never be resolved—and why that may not diminish their value
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Scientific American Explores Why Unanswered Scientific Mysteries Captivate Us
A new piece from Scientific American examines why the biggest unresolved questions in science continue to inspire public fascination.
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Scientific American Explores Whether Some Scientific Mysteries May Never Be Solved
A new article from Scientific American raises the question of whether certain fundamental scientific puzzles could remain permanently beyond the reach of human inquiry.
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Report Highlights How Randomness Deepens Classic Game-Theory Strategies
According to a report from Ars Technica, introducing random rewards into simple strategic games produces more complex and nuanced player strategies than standard game theory models predict.
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New Hawking biography examines scientist's achievements alongside personal flaws
Graham Farmelo's book portrays Stephen Hawking as both a brilliant physicist and a flawed figure whose behavior was often overlooked because of his disability, according to a Guardian review.
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Mathematician Determines Most Efficient Way to Fold an Origami Doughnut
According to Scientific American, a mathematician has solved a decades-old puzzle about the fewest folds needed to turn a flat sheet of paper into a torus-shaped, doughnut-like origami form.
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Study Suggests Nature May Favor a Common Rhythmic Tempo
A report highlighted by Scientific American finds that biological rhythms—from flashing fireflies to human music—may converge on a similar tempo range.
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Nikon Names Winner of Small World in Motion Video Contest
A microscopy video of cilia beating in the airway of a child with a rare respiratory disorder has taken top honors in Nikon's annual competition, according to Ars Technica.
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