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Research has long suggested that the full moon might disrupt our sleep and even drive us "mad." However, the science is more nuanced than folklore suggests. Studies show that a full moon can indeed affect sleep, but its influence on mental health is less certain. The likely reason
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Xue 'Danny' Deng, an assistant professor in the Division of Occupational Therapy at Binghamton University's Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences, shares his journey and passion for occupational therapy. Deng has extensive experience in occupational therapy, starting with his bachelor's degree from Hong
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The breathtaking theft of jewellery from the Louvre museum in Paris has left many wondering how a heist of this magnitude could occur in broad daylight. In a matter of minutes, four thieves entered through a first-floor window, broke into secure glass displays, and made off with nine invaluable items
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The Trump administration's social media posts often blur the lines between politics and entertainment, and between reality and illusion. White House communications, particularly on Instagram and Facebook, feature dramatic and exaggerated visual schemes, colloquial language, and a tone that is almost circus-like. These posts are part of a
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Giant ground sloths, weighing thousands of pounds and standing taller than a single-story building, played vital and diverse roles in shaping ecosystems across the Americas. These fascinating creatures inhabited the Americas as far back as 35 million years ago, but their loss at the end of the Pleistocene had significant
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Dr. Tom Cowan, an urban geographer at the University of Nottingham, has been awarded a 2025 Philip Leverhulme Prize for his groundbreaking research on agrarian urbanisation and digital geographies. This significant recognition comes in the form of a £100,000 prize, which Dr. Cowan will use to advance his study
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Professor Philippe Aghion, a former economist at University College London, has been awarded the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2025 for his work on innovation-driven economic growth. Aghion, currently based at the London School of Economics, the College de France, and INSEAD, shares the
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As a specialist in occupational therapy, Xue "Danny" Deng brings a rich blend of clinical experience, education, and innovation to his new role as an assistant professor at Binghamton University's Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences. Deng's journey began in Hong Kong, where
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Emily L. Jones, a professor of anthropology at the University of New Mexico, has navigated the challenges of blending fact and fiction in her research and writing. As the director of UNM's Zooarchaeology Lab, Jones studies the impact of humans on the environment, particularly through zooarchaeology. However, her
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University of Mississippi professor Breese Quinn has been named a recipient of the prestigious American Physical Society (APS) Fellowship award, recognizing his tireless advocacy for the US high-energy physics community and his groundbreaking research in the field. As director of the UM Center for Multimessenger Astrophysics, Quinn has been instrumental
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C.N. Yang, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist who co-founded Stony Brook University's Institute for Theoretical Physics, passed away on October 18 at the age of 103. During his 33-year tenure at the university, Yang played a pivotal role in establishing Stony Brook as a global leader in theoretical
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Cameron Carter, a Distinguished Professor and chair of the Department of Psychiatry & Human Behavior at the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine, has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine, one of the nation's highest honors in the fields of health and medicine. Carter'
