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Six physicists in the nuclear energy industry talk about their career paths, and how a background in physics can be used across the sector ...

A new study claims women are starting to experience a menopause symptom as early as 30. A survey of UK women aged over 30 found that, on average, women start to experience 'brain fog' at 37, but some ...

A team of researchers from Keio University School of Medicine, the Institute of Medical Science at the University of Tokyo, and the National Center for Child Health and Development has reported the ...

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Women outnumber men in almost all roles at all levels of K-12 education. Except, that is, when it comes to the top job: superintendent. That is among the findings of a study on the subject done by ...

Contrary to some vocal criticisms of these summaries, a good chunk of population do seem to find them trustworthy. In the U.S., 49% of those who have seen them express trust in them, although it is ...

Faculty members Heather Harris, MFA, and Kimberly DeSimone, Ph.D., have been selected to present their research at the upcoming Academy of Business Research Conference, to be held Oct. 29–31 in ...

Why do some TED talks go viral—and others flop? Researchers found that it comes down to the amount of information. So, how can communicators make sure their message gets heard?

Flashes of microlightning between microscopic bubbles of methane in water may ignite the eerie blue flames of will-o’-the wisps, new research suggests.