Mouse social calls and distress calls are linked to different neurons, new research finds
Cornell neuroscientists have identified a group of midbrain neurons that are essential for the social vocalizations mice produce, but not ...
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Speaking with a local accent could make social robots seem more trustworthy and competent, scientists say.
Social robots can help us in many areas: teaching, learning, taking care of us. Because they are designed to interact ...
Findings may offer insight into human social disorders
Like humans, mice live in complex social groups, fighting over territory and mates, and learning when it is safest to ...
Teen depression is influenced by the social network used and personality
According to a new American study, adolescents are not equal when it comes to the use of social networks. An ...
Male power over females not a default social dynamic among primates, study finds
Male dominance has long been considered near universal among primates, with female power seen as a rare exception to the ...
Deciphering social equity from biodiversity data: an interdisciplinary policy perspective
The collection of biodiversity data is growing exponentially. This increase is driven in part by international commitments to conservation, market ...
Audible yawns in a non-human species may convey important social information
Most of us are familiar with yawn contagion, which is the act of spontaneously yawning when someone nearby yawns, often ...
Generative AI models effectively highlight social determinants of health in doctors’ notes
Where we live and work, our age, and the conditions in which we grew up can influence our health and ...
What are “biosimilar” drugs, these unknowns which could generate enormous savings for Social Security?
Biosimilar drugs, largely unknown in France, could make a sensational arrival in our pharmacies by the end of the year. ...
Scientists present bold solution to climate change, biodiversity loss and social injustice
An international team of scientists led by researchers at Oregon State University has used a new 500-year-old dataset to define ...
