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By Jun 28, 2017
Health

How to smile without looking like a creep, according to scientists

Researchers have tried to isolate the traits of a winning grin.
By Oct 19, 2016
Health

A Mysterious Nerve Condition Paralyzed Half My Face

I’d never heard of Bell’s Palsy until I got it
By Jan 30, 2016
Animals

Dogs Know To Look Away When Humans Are Angry

It could be a learned trait to appease their owners
By Nov 14, 2015
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Computer Vision Is Better At Seeing Your Secret Emotions Than Humans

Don't even try to hide them
By Aug 5, 2015
Science

Now There’s A Comprehensive Guide To Horses’ Facial Expressions

Because bared teeth doesn't always mean what you think it means
By May 22, 2015
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Sensors Capture The Faces You Make Inside Your VR Mask

Virtual reality avatars just got real-er
By Apr 1, 2015
Animals

Rats Recognize The Facial Expressions Of Other Rats

And they prefer not to have posters of sad rats around
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Facial Expressions Aren’t As Universal As Scientists Have Thought

A new study contradicts the common assumption that emotion-based facial expressions are recognized across cultures.
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Frowning In Bright Sunlight Can Make You Angry

A study on an Italian beach turns up interesting results
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Camera-Equipped Glasses Can Analyze the Expression of the Person You’re Talking To

Sometimes, the look on someone’s face says it all. More often, our facial expressions are nuanced. More often still, we...