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Strong Link Established Between Trust and Intelligence
If you don't trust this study's conclusions, you must not be smart. (Joking.)
Investigation Of Milestone Stem Cell Papers Finds No Misconduct So Far
Investigators examined two out of six accusations of plagiarism and falsification against the papers. They're still working on the remaining accusations.
Has The Reintroduction Of Wolves Really Saved Yellowstone?
Recent science suggests that, while important to restoring Yellowstone Park's ecological health, wolves are not the primary solution. Let the fighting commence.
Audi Traffic Light Recognition Could Save Time And Fuel
The new system tells drivers when a light is about to change.
Not Just New York: Gas Leaks Are A Problem All Over The U.S.
Some evidence suggests a natural gas explosion triggered this morning's building collapses in New York City. Here's why we should all be worried.
No, U.S. Drones Weren’t Shot Down Over Crimea
Maybe don't believe hearsay from Russian media when they're currently invading a country.
Virtual Reality French Experimental Theater Is The Trippiest Thing
Ever, possibly. It's also fascinating. We caught up with Benoit Marini, director of Mr. and Mrs. Dream, to talk about the play/show/dance/simulation.