Photographs can surely capture a visual depiction of a city, but is that enough? Martin Krieger,
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4/30/2015
Your recollection of a particular event might be exceptionally detailed and completely inaccurate. Jennifer Talarico, a
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4/29/2015
Playing fields aren’t just for sports. Geoff Harkness, a sociologist at Morningside College, discusses his research
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4/28/2015
Studying the eye’s movements might hold the key to unlocking some mysteries about human’s vision and
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4/27/2015
This Week on The Academic Minute Monday, April 27 Scott Adler of York University discusses his
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4/26/2015
Male vervet monkeys have a colorful genital and perineal area and engage in red-white-and-blue displays to
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4/24/2015
As always, host Bob Barrett selects an Academic Minute to air during The Best of Our
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4/23/2015
The human brain is exceptionally complex. Michelle Miller, a professor of psychological sciences at Northern Arizona
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4/23/2015
As you can likely imagine, space rendezvous is a highly complex process. But, John Christian, aerospace
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4/22/2015
Curing diseases is a lot like solving a puzzle. Elizabeth Thomas, a molecular and cellular neuroscientist
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4/21/2015