In an exploratory study recently published in the International Journal for Educational Integrity, authors analyse essays from students exhibiting… Read more »
Performing activities of daily life is something most people take for granted, but there are those who need assistance with those tasks. A recent… Read more »
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Crime science has consistently shown that crime is not randomly distributed in space and time. But how to detect criminal… Read more »
New technologies are bringing laboratories to the point-of-collection, improving sensitivity of field investigations and reducing… Read more »
Brigitte Nerlich and Carmen McLeod at the Synthetic Biology Research Centre at the University of Nottingham have given… Read more »
Recent news reports predict that CRISPR-Cas9 and other technologies of synthetic biology will alter the genetic destiny of our… Read more »
On Society, our new addition to the blog network, reflects the expanded scope of our open access research offerings. Here you’ll… Read more »
Designing programs to interpret images is so complicated that for many tasks, humans still outperform machines. To keep up with… Read more »