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Photo of a degree adjacent to a graduation cap on a black cloth. Awards of U.S. Doctorate Degrees Rise for Sixth Straight Year
Released November 18, 2009
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Irving Biederman Shape Perception in Brain Develops by Itself
Released November 17, 2009
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Photo of men playing a saxaphone and a trumpet. Report Says Musicians Hear Better Than Non-Musicians
Released November 13, 2009
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children in a classroom New Brain Findings on Dyslexic Children
Released November 11, 2009
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people and society graphic Study Shows Brief Training in Meditation May Help Manage Pain
Released November 11, 2009
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Gary Wells Iowa State Psychologist is Conducting Two New Studies on Eyewitness Misidentifications
Released November 5, 2009
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Photo of three African American students reading in front of a bookshelf. Minority Students Earned Greater Number of Academic Degrees in Fiscal Year 2006
Released November 4, 2009
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earth and environment graphic OU Achieves $10 Million in Stimulus Grants for 33 Projects on the Norman Campus
Released November 4, 2009
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people and society graphic First Impressions Count When Making Personality Judgments, New Research Shows
Released November 3, 2009
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Photo of woman from Guatemala making a textile. "Technology" Plays Large Role in Wealth Inheritance
Released October 29, 2009
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Guatemalan woman making a textile Inequality 'Silver Spoon' Effect Found in Ancient Societies
Released October 29, 2009
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Tim Hallett Gossip in the Workplace: A Weapon or Gift, Says New Research From IU
Released October 28, 2009
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Artist's reconstruction of the lower jaw of a 37 million-year-old Egyptian primate, Afradapis. Ancient Lemurs Take Bite Out of Evolutionary Tree
Released October 21, 2009
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Randy Nelson Light at Night Linked to Symptoms of Depression in Mice
Released October 15, 2009
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Photo of a fruiting sour cherry trees. NSF Awards Grants for Studies of Coupled Natural and Human Systems
Released October 14, 2009
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Nobel Prize. NSF Congratulates Nobel Laureates in Medicine/Physiology, Chemistry and Economics
Released October 13, 2009
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3 babies Recent 'Momentum' Influences Choices of Baby Names, NYU and Indiana Psychology Professors Find
Released October 13, 2009
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computer-generated images Like Humans, Monkeys Fall Into The 'Uncanny Valley'
Released October 13, 2009
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In this schematic representation, garb is a proxy for social behavior. Self-Sacrifice Among Strangers Has More to Do with Nurture than Nature
Released October 12, 2009
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Photo of Roman coins. Buried Coins Key to Roman Population Mystery?
Released October 5, 2009
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Photo of a handshake. Awards Announced in "Social and Behavioral Dimensions of National Security, Conflict and Cooperation" Competition
Released October 2, 2009
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Photo of a calculator, pencil and notepaper. Federal Government's Share of University R&D Funding Drops to 60 Percent
Released October 2, 2009
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 Ardi Ethiopian Desert Yields Oldest Hominid Skeleton
Released October 1, 2009
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people and society graphic Before 'Lucy,' There was 'Ardi': First Major Analysis of Early Hominid Published
Released October 1, 2009
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Luís Amaral How Would Einstein Use E-mail?
Released September 25, 2009
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David Amodio NYU's Amodio Explores Neurological Activity That Fuels Racial Bias
Released September 24, 2009
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people and society graphic Our Emotions Can Lead Us Astray When Assessing Risks, Says New CU-Boulder Study
Released September 22, 2009
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Costa Rica decision research Project Aids Environmental Decisions in the Face of Complicated Trade-offs
Released September 16, 2009
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Photo of Andrew Meltzoff The New Science of Learning
Released September 11, 2009
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image of a brain Scientists Develop Novel Use of Neurotechnology to Solve Classic Social Problem
Released September 10, 2009
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