Trait-Based Clustering As An Indicator Of Species Competition
Competition is one of the major types of interactions between species in nature. It is especially important in biodiverse communities such as tropical forests, where…
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Yearly Archive: 2019
Benefits Of Game Play In Alzheimer’s Patients
An estimated 5 million people in America are suffering from Alzheimer’s disease (Matthews, et al. 2018). Oftentimes, the focus on Alzheimer’s revolves around the losses…
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Revealing The Role Of Olfaction In Developing Brain Networks
When mice are born, they are blind, deaf, and have very limited sensorimotor abilities. In contrast, the olfactory system is functional, and the maternal signature…
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Implication Of Global Warming On Electricity Demand In Australia
The increase in temperatures as a result of global warming has serious implications for electricity demand. Global warming, which is an important aspect of climate…
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How An Echolocating Bat’s Brain May Solve The Microsecond Timing Problem
On summer evenings, before it gets completely dark, you may have spotted some flying creatures overhead. Although these creatures could be swallows or other birds…
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Liking Vs. Wanting: The Role Our Brain Plays
Luckily, we usually like what we want and want what we like. Still, in some situations we may like something without wanting it, for example,…
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Fitbit Activity Trackers Enhance The Effectiveness Of Physical Activity Interventions Offering Personalized Advice
Being active is recommended to prevent developing diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer, mental health problems, and much more. Unfortunately, most people are not meeting physical activity…
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A Computer Vision Application For Galaxy Detection
Computer Vision is an interdisciplinary field that combines knowledge from disciplines such as Physics, Computer Science, and Electrical Engineering. Its main goal is to develop…
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The Eyes Have It: Fetal Reactions To Sound And Light Stimulation And Maternal Mental Health
It is known that fetuses blink spontaneously in the womb (e.g. Petrikovsky et al 2003) and that eye-blink rate is related to the age of…
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Transparency About The Costs Of Incarceration Mitigates Sentencing Attitudes
In a study published in Behavioral Sciences & the Law, researchers at Georgia State University sought to understand whether attention to the costs of incarceration…
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What Are Ribosomes?
Constructing proteins is busy work. Every second of the day, your bodies cells are making proteins based on information stored in your DNA. The sequence…
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