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Cognition has to be organized somehow. A new study by researchers in The Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at MIT provides several lines of evidence that the needed organization is implemented across the brain's frontal cortex by low-frequency "theta" waves.
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Preserved in amber for about 53 million years, a beetle has been described as a new species by researchers in Spain and France.
Chris Bowen urges nations to act faster to cut emissions through electrification. Follow live.
Chimpanzees may learn how to use some of their calls from the adults around them, in a surprising parallel with how human children learn words, finds a study from the CNRS Institute of Cognitive…
Any regulation of crackers needs strict enforcement at all levels
Symmetry is all around us, from the repeating patterns of crystals to the stitches in a knitted sweater. In materials science, these patterns are more than just visually appealing: They can influence…
Long-period, high-inclination comets of the sort that can cause extinction-level impacts here on Earth have long been thought to originate from a theoretical Oort cloud.
