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RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences’ Dr Ronan Lordan discusses the effects of spaceflight on circadian rhythms and what this can teach us about sleep. Read more: How space travel affects an astronaut’s sleep cycle
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Even when we are not speaking aloud, we often talk to ourselves in our heads, using language to guide our thoughts and actions. This is known as "inner speech" and is involved in cognitive functions such as attention and self-control.
Indu Satija celebrates the golden anniversary of Hofstadter’s butterfly The post Hofstadter’s butterfly turns 50: a fractal hiding in quantum matter appeared first on Physics World .
At some point, most of us have heard the same advice about work: find a job you love, and you'll never work a day in your life.
A 20-year study of British Columbia forests examines how soil carbon is affected by logging.
Most people find some sounds unpleasant, such as a baby crying or a siren, because of features such as their pitch, frequency or loudness.
What if checking medication levels were as simple as enjoying a lollipop? A candy-coated device called Lollylab could provide the answer. In ACS Sensors, researchers describe how the lollipop's stem transfers saliva to a sensor that measures acetaminophen levels.
