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Anthropologists Map Neanderthals' Long and Winding Roads Across Europe and Eurasia

Anthropologists Map Neanderthals' Long and Winding Roads Across Europe and Eurasia

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Recent scholarship has concluded that Neanderthals made a second major migration from Eastern Europe to Central and Eastern Eurasia between 120,000 and 60,000 years ago. But the routes they took have long been a mystery—primarily because there are few archaeological sites connecting the two regions.See the Story

Ultra-Thin Lenses Halve Incident Wavelength to Make Infrared Light Visible

Technology · Switzerland

Ultra-Thin Lenses Halve Incident Wavelength to Make Infrared Light Visible

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Physicists at ETH Zurich have developed a lens that can transform infrared light into visible light by halving the wavelength of incident light. The study is published in Advanced Materials.See the Story

This Pa. City Is the No. 1 Most Bed Bug-Infested in the U.S.

This Pa. City Is the No. 1 Most Bed Bug-Infested in the U.S.

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

There's a city in Pennsylvania that's the most bud bug-infested in the whole U.S. of A.See the Story

Tiny changes in the heart may cut irregular heartbeat risk

A new discovery challenges the idea that all age-related changes in the heart are harmful.Blacksburg, Virginia · Blacksburg Read Article

Are we training AI to think too much like humans?

In this podcast, a data scientist explains how we are limiting models like ChatGPT in training them and how that’s narrowing research.Artificial Intelligence · Chicago Read Article

Can a sleeping pill protect against Alzheimer's damage?

A common sleep aid restores healthier sleep patterns and protects mice from the brain damage seen in neurodegenerative disorders, such as Alzheimer’s disease, according to new research. The drug, lemborexant, prevents the harmful buildup of an abnormal form of a protein called tau in the brain, reducing the inflammatory brain damage tau is known to cause in Alzheimer’s. The study suggests that lemborexant and other drugs that work in the same wa…Alzheimer's Disease · St. Louis Read Article

Different kinds of mindfulness may fight different kinds of anxiety

Researchers argue that, when it comes to mindfulness to help ease anxiety, we should ditch a one-size-fits-all approach.St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Few bird species can escape climate change

"[Birds] can’t move fast enough or far enough to keep up with how quickly climate change is occurring."Climate Change · New Haven Read Article

People around the world agree on which senses tell us who's sick

If you’re sharing close quarters with someone during flu season, how would you know they are sick? The world mostly agrees, research finds.Ann Arbor · Ann Arbor Read Article

Smart fabric uses sound to measure touch, pressure, and more

New smart textiles are light, breathable, and inexpensive, and offer great potential for medicine, sports, and everyday life.Zurich · Zurich Read Article

Pediatrician Dr. Mona Amin Discusses How to Manage Screen Time for Students on Summer Break

70% Center coverage: 17 sources

CHICAGO — Students across Chicagoland are growing up for summer break, But while away from school students could end up getting a lot more exposure to screens. Dr. Mona Amin, pediatrician and parenting coach, joined WGN News on Saturday morning to talk about how to manage your child's screen time this summer. Follow Dr. Amin on TikTok or Instagram. You can also visit her website for more parenting tips.iPad · Mobile See the Story

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