The Role Of Hope In Promoting Participation In Collective Action
What leads people who are not social or political activists to engage in collective action to change a situation for the better? Previous research on…
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People From Different Countries, Age Groups, And With Different Formal Education Level Mainly Are Very Similar In Their Values And Attitudes
“We are far more united and have far more in common with each other than things that divide us.” — Jo Cox (murdered British Member…
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Back To The Past For Management Of Large Carnivores In Alaska
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, North American bears, wolves, and mountain lions were viewed as threats to human welfare and economies, and governments at…
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Yellow River Floods And The Collapse Of Chinese Dynasties
China is an epicenter for some of the world’s most devastating natural disasters. Among them, Yellow River flooding affects one of the largest areas and…
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Bone Histology Linking The Past To The Present: New Discoveries About Caimans’ Evolutionary History In South America
Bone histology is, comparatively, a modern branch in paleontology. The techniques slowly started to be applied during the 1960s and 1970s on fossilized bones (Figure…
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Graphene Improves The Efficiency Of Semiconductor Solar Water Splitting
Lighting our towns and cities, the vehicles we drive, and even charging and powering electronic devices all depend on energy from fuel. As the world…
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Monitoring Radio Pulses In Real Time With Genetic Algorithms
The 21st century has brought a new landmark to the observational radio astronomy. Astronomers are now able to detect radio signals from a plethora of…
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Discovery Of A New Eastward-Propagating Coherent Atmospheric Structure: Equatorial Modon
Recently steady, long-living, slowly eastward-moving large-scale coherent twin cyclones, so-called “equatorial modons,” have been reported by Rostami & Zeitlin [1] in a moist-convective rotating shallow…
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How “Doggy Bags” Affect Portion Control In Women
In the current eating environment, individuals are often faced with large portions of calorie-dense foods. It is well-established that oversized portions, served both within and…
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The Science Of The Stressor: The Good, The Bad, And Psychology!
Since the 1960s, thousands of researches have been conducted in different sectors (immunology, oncology, neuropsychology, etc.) on the multiple factors involved in each phase of…
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A Biased Regression, A Russian Conspiracy, And Type I Errors In The World’s Oldest People
For more than two decades, scientists have argued over a pattern of human mortality. The rate at which humans physically decay with age, as measured…
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