Artificial intelligence for violin making: better than Stradivarius
The ability to predict the sound of a violin can be a game changer for violin making, even improving on grand masters like Stradivarius.
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Pink-colored drinks can help you run faster and further, this new study shows
A small new study has found that pink-colored drinks can help to make you run faster and further, compared to clear drinks. The researchers found that a pink drink can increase exercise performance by 4.4%. The pink drinks also create…
High school popularity: study shows oldest kids in the class also the most popular
A new study finds that high school popularity is linked to age, with the older students in a class significantly more likely to be popular.
Decision fatigue: loan applications processed in afternoon more likely to be rejected
A new study shows that "decision fatigue" makes bank credit officers more likely to reject loan applications during the midday dip.
This new study about coffee shows that genes regulate your coffee consumption
A new study on coffee and DNA finds that our genes regulate the amount of coffee we drink, and protect us from consuming too much.
New Tyrannosaurus rex study shows 20k lived at any one time, or 2.5 billion in total
A new Tyrannosaurus rex study shows that about 20,000 lived at any one time, or 2.5 billion in total over a period of 2.5 million years.
Online “cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia” (CBTI) works
A recent study has found that cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia delivered by telemedicine is as effective as face-to-face delivery.
Study proposes new theory about Chicxulub, the comet that brought an end to the dinosaurs
A new theory suggests that Jupiter acts as a kind of pinball machine, sending comets into orbits that bring them very close to the sun.