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Changes in proteins that regulate alternative splicing have been linked to a potent cancer driver gene, according to a multi-institutional consortium of researchers lead by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP).

Psychology

How do University Students Comprehend and Practice Compassion?

Psychology Article

Compassion is described as the emotion that occurs when you witness another person's pain and are driven to alleviate that

Psychology

Citizens vs. Internet: Using Cognitive Tools to Address Digital Challenges

Psychology Article

The Internet has evolved into a pervasive and necessary digital ecosystem in which people communicate, seek information, and make decisions.

Chemistry

Scientists Create a ‘Self-Cleaning’ Anti-Fogging Coating for Plastic Surfaces that Lasts a Long Time

Chemistry Article

Scientists at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore (NTU Singapore) have invented a novel form of coating that resists fogging and

Chemistry

A New, Low-Cost Catalyst Increases the Rate of Oxygen Production from Water

Chemistry Article

Multiple ways to producing alternative transportation fuels are based on an electrochemical mechanism that splits apart water molecules to produce

Psychology

According to Study, Education is Insufficient to Warfare Imbalance

Psychology Article

According to a new study, societal inequity persists regardless of educational attainment – notably for men. "Education is not the equalizer that many people believe it is," says the study's

Chemistry

A Novel Screening System could Lead to the Development of Clean, Renewable Hydrogen Energy

Chemistry Article

According to Penn State scientists, a novel, extremely sensitive technology for detecting hydrogen gas generation could be crucial in the

Psychology

Infant Stress Response is improved by Prenatal Mindfulness Training

Psychology Article

A new UC San Francisco study discovered that infants whose moms engaged in a mindfulness-based program during pregnancy had improved

Psychology

Parental Depression is linked to Poorer Mental Health and Academic Skill in Children

Psychology Article

According to a new study published this week in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Sinead Brophy of Swansea University,

Chemistry

A New Study Reveals the Nature of Friction in Multi-Layered Graphene

Chemistry Article

Although multi-layered graphene is a promising carbon-based nanomaterial for a number of next-generation technologies, the links between its surface textures

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