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Rat Vocal Training

July 17, 2013

A vocal coaching experiment in rats could lead to better ways to keep our voices strong as we age.

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Listening to Environmental Change

July 16, 2013

Automated nature recordings track the effects of climate change and habitat disturbance.

Read moreListening to Environmental Change

Evolution of the Fastball

July 15, 2013

Human anatomy is uniquely evolved to throw spears - and baseballs.

Read moreEvolution of the Fastball

Podcast for 12 July 2013

July 12, 2013

AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS - Male lyrebirds groove to their own music. Young fairywrens learn who their …

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Stress Roundup

July 12, 2013

The hormone estrogen is protective against chronic stress.

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Climate Change & Soil Microbes

July 11, 2013

Soil microbes are affected by climate change, which could be a big deal.

Read moreClimate Change & Soil Microbes

Robotic Pets for Dementia

July 10, 2013

Robotic stuffed animals may help decrease anxiety in dementia patients.

Read moreRobotic Pets for Dementia

Reverse Vaccine

July 9, 2013

A “reverse vaccine” may treat type 1 diabetes and other autoimmune diseases.

Read moreReverse Vaccine

Foe-Foiling Fairywrens

July 8, 2013

Young Australian birds learn who their enemies are by watching their parents.

Read moreFoe-Foiling Fairywrens

Mind-Reading Roundup

July 5, 2013

Brain scans can predict people's emotions.

Read moreMind-Reading Roundup

Math & Music History

July 4, 2013

Compositions from different periods in music history have different mathematical properties.

Read moreMath & Music History

Kin-Seeking Fish

July 3, 2013

Social fish gravitate toward their relatives even if they've never met.

Read moreKin-Seeking Fish
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