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Germany’s prestigious Max Planck Society conducts huge bullying survey
Nature, Published online: 01 July 2019; doi:10.1038/d41586-019-02052-2 Thousands of employees took part in social study after high-profile bullying scandals emerged last year. Press Release Distribution Service
Bonobo diet of aquatic greens may hold clues to human evolution
Observations of bonobos in the Congo basin foraging in swamps for aquatic herbs rich in iodine, a critical nutrient for brain development and higher cognitive abilities, may explain how the nutritional needs of prehistoric humans in the region were met. This is the first report of iodine consumption by a nonhuman primate. Press Release Distribution…
Chemical language of plants depends on context
Scientists studied the ecological function of linalool in Nicotiana attenuata tobacco plants. They found the gene responsible for linalool synthesis and release which vary considerably in plants of the same species. Behavioral assays with tobacco hawkmoths in increasingly complex environments showed that the effects of linalool on the moths are quite variable, depending on the…
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James Bond returns: Recapping all the drama erupting around Daniel Craig's new 007 movie
From 007 Daniel Craig suffering an injury to alleged mutiny on the set over a video game, here’s what’s really going on with the new James Bond movie. Press Release Distribution Service
Every wild prediction in HBO's 'Years and Years' premiere, explained
HBO’s ‘Years and Years’ follows a British family as they cope with shocking world turns, from nuclear war to artificial intelligence. Press Release Distribution Service
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If a Recession is Coming Soon, We Have to Prepare
The data is piling up. Nobody says we’re headed for a recession definitively because no one really wants to be wrong. But look at this from Brookings. Peek at these points in Newsweek. Some experts have a guess on timing, but that one reads a bit too political for me (economies aren’t exactly subject to…