Effort and exploration activate reward cycles in our brains. We must ensure we have opportunities for both.
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How-To Geek on MSNThe Quiet Revolution of Synthetic BiologyLater, Wacław Szybalski popularized the term in 1974 in reference to genetic engineering, but little did he know that one day ...
Geng, R.Y. (2025) A Contemporary Study on “Describing Objects as They Like” of Portrait Bricks in the Han Dynasty through the Lens of Museum Aesthetic Education. Open Access Library Journal, 12, 1-10.
Do you desperately want to change but can't break free? Your self-identity might be the invisible force keeping you stuck.
Six months into the term of office of the new government, the main positive achievements continue to remain economic and ...
In vertebrates, the skeleton of different regions of the body arises from different precursor cells. Researchers have now discovered that these skeletal cells do not just differ in their developmental ...
Researchers have developed DELTA, a powerful new imaging method that maps brain-wide synaptic changes during learning.
If you’ve been waiting for the next batch of upgrades and changes to arrive before diving back in, your prayers have been answered, because we’re getting a new map, changes to the castle ...
This involves identifying fast-growing communities and preparing base maps and local plans to ensure orderly development. The Yilo Krobo Municipal Area, the first municipality in Ghana to be ...
Neurons communicate with each other by passing millisecond-long signals across tiny junctions called synapses. Experiences ...
Far North architecture firm Hunt Design has released a “Palm Cove re-imagined” concept, with principal Gary Hunt hoping the public infrastructure revamp will entice other developers with ...
Gov. Tina Kotek has released a map of state property that could be redeveloped for housing, hoping to offer new options to developers who say scarce land is limiting construction of new homes.
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