Forensic scientists in South Africa have shown that a fully automated way of measuring the human skull can identify a ...
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Universities are studying their problems, but can they fix them?
Higher education today is reeling from multiple crises. From the incursion of artificial intelligence into the classroom, to ...
Yersinia pestis has shaped centuries of history, from Justinian to the Black Death to Bombay. One death in Irkutsk puts it ...
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Boards split 10,500 years ago came up from a German lake bed
Harald Meller, Saxony-Anhalt’s state archaeologist, says wood lifted from the sediments of Lake Arendsee “shed a completely ...
It may not be a pleasant sensation, but fear plays a vital role in helping us identify danger and steer clear of potentially ...
Andrew Lints, archaeobotanist and curator of archeology at the Royal Alberta Museum, brings out a shard of a clay pot. It’s ...
When investigators recover human remains after a disaster, a plane crash, or years of exposure in a shallow grave, two of the ...
In Japan, whenever a prominent foreign intellectual speaks about Japan, it becomes a topic of conversation in itself. Since Benedict's "The Chrysanthemum and the Sword," critiques of Japan from the ...
Saxony's universities will soon be bustling with activity again: the new semester is about to begin. English is being spoken ...
In this excerpt from "Jackson Street After Hours," author Paul de Barros explores how the Seattle jazz scene helped shape ...
In a similar way, although not quite, there is an analogy with the adventurous transfer of Gotse Delchev's bones to Bulgaria“ ...
People spend 86% of their waking hours without moving. This is the disheartening result of ASICS’ “Movement Conservation Report 2026”, ...
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