Brain Cells Use A Telephone Trick To Report What They See
Single neurons communicate about multiple objects by rapidly switching which one they are reporting on
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PFAS Pollution Standards Delayed After Pushback From NC Chamber
References a study by researchers at Duke Health
Online VR Applications Can Be A Privacy Threat For Kids And Most Parents Are Unaware Of It
Quotes study co-authors Jiaxun Cao and Pardis Emami-Naeini
Elizabeth Bates and the Search for the Roots of Human Language
Interview with Michael Tomasello, distinguished professor of psychology and neuroscience
Scientists Reveal the Maximum Number of Years Humans Can Stay Alive
Quotes Heather Whitson, director of the Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development
Paleoanthropologist Answers Caveman Questions from Twitter
Video of Steven Churchill, human paleontologist in the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology
America Is the Undisputed World Leader in Quantum Computing
Co-commentary by Jungsang Kim, professor of ECE and physics
Bonobos, the ‘Hippie Chimps,’ Might Not Be So Mellow After All
Quotes Joseph Feldblum, assistant research professor in the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology
How Eating ‘Bacon Bugs’ Helps Save Lemurs
Quotes Charles Welch, conservation coordinator in the Duke Lemur Center
One Herbarium’s Thorny Future: Duke to Close Century-Old ‘Gem’ of Biodiversity Research
Quotes Kathleen Pryer, herbarium director, Susan Alberts, dean of natural sciences, and Mohamed Noor, professor of biology
Dark Energy Secrets Are Revealed in the Largest WMD3D Map of the Universe
Quotes Daniel Scolnic, associate professor of physics