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Who really benefits from smart tech at home? ‘Optimising’ family life can reinforce gender roles
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Who really benefits from smart tech at home? ‘Optimising’ family life can reinforce gender roles

Indra Mckie, Postdoctoral Researcher in Collaborative Human-AI Interaction Culture, University of Technology SydneyMay 26, 2025

Have you heard of the “male technologist” mindset? It may sound familiar, and you may…

What’s it like being a raven or a crow?
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What’s it like being a raven or a crow?

Walter Veit, Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, University of ReadingMay 26, 2025May 26, 2025

Many of us as children may have wondered what’s going on inside the mind of…

Billions of cicadas are emerging, from Cape Cod to north Georgia – here’s how and why we map them
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Billions of cicadas are emerging, from Cape Cod to north Georgia – here’s how and why we map them

Chris Simon, Senior Research Scientist of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of ConnecticutMay 26, 2025

If they’re in your area, you’ll know it from their loud droning, chirping and buzzing…

A decade after the release of ‘The Martian’ and a decade out from the world it envisions, a planetary scientist checks in on real-life Mars exploration
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A decade after the release of ‘The Martian’ and a decade out from the world it envisions, a planetary scientist checks in on real-life Mars exploration

Ari Koeppel, Postdoctoral Scientist in Earth and Planetary Science, Dartmouth CollegeMay 26, 2025May 26, 2025

Andy Weir’s bestselling story “The Martian” predicts that by 2035 NASA will have landed humans…

Boredom gets a bad rap. But science says it can actually be good for us
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Boredom gets a bad rap. But science says it can actually be good for us

Michelle Kennedy, Youth Mental Health Researcher, University of the Sunshine CoastMay 25, 2025

We have all experienced boredom – that feeling of waning interest or decreased mental stimulation.…

Can cats drink milk? Despite the stereotypes, it’s actually a bad idea
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Can cats drink milk? Despite the stereotypes, it’s actually a bad idea

Julia Henning, PhD Candidate in Feline Behaviour, School of Animal and Veterinary Science, University of AdelaideMay 25, 2025May 25, 2025

Cats have a long history with humans, going back more than 9,000 years. Attracted to…

From furry friends to fish, turning up the heat helps animals fight germs − how Mother Nature’s cure offers humans a lesson on fever
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From furry friends to fish, turning up the heat helps animals fight germs − how Mother Nature’s cure offers humans a lesson on fever

Phil Starks, Associate Professor of Biology, Tufts UniversityMay 25, 2025

Why do people get fevers when we get sick? It’s a common misconception that pathogens,…

Growing up on a farm can prevent asthma and allergies
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Growing up on a farm can prevent asthma and allergies

Catherine Girard, Professeure-Chercheure en microbiologie, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi (UQAC)May 24, 2025May 24, 2025

According to Québec’s public health research centre, the Institut national de santé publique du Québec…

For making stars, it’s not just how much gas a galaxy has that matters – it’s where it’s hiding
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For making stars, it’s not just how much gas a galaxy has that matters – it’s where it’s hiding

Barbara Catinella, Professor and Senior Principal Research Fellow, International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR), The University of Western AustraliaMay 24, 2025May 24, 2025

Galaxies are often described as vast star factories, churning out new suns from clouds of…

Trump’s proposed Golden Dome missile defence system – an expert explains the technical challenges involved
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Trump’s proposed Golden Dome missile defence system – an expert explains the technical challenges involved

Jack O'Doherty, PhD Candidate in Nuclear Strategy, University of LeicesterMay 24, 2025

The Trump administration’s recent announcement of a “Golden Dome” strategic missile defence shield to protect…

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