
Which Way does the Leaf Go? Drawing Apple Logos
People’s memory, even for extremely common objects, is much poorer than they believe it to be. (read more)
People’s memory, even for extremely common objects, is much poorer than they believe it to be. (read more)
As a leading musician within forward-thinking electronic music circles Koner’s work around his theme presupposes an exploration into the primitive nomadic elements of being human. (read more)
Playing music enhanced the activity of genes involved in dopaminergic neurotransmission, motor function, learning and memory. (read more)
fter one presents a cogent critique of capitalism, one is likely to hear the following as a reply from the propagandized, good citizens of corporate state-levied economic despotism (as, in fact, I have this very (read more)
This finding will greatly help make flapping winged drones much more robust. (read more)
Hardcore fans packed out the venue whilst the band hit the stage with a mighty explosion of raw power. Night Ranger (read more)
People’s decision to partner with religious or non-religious individuals can be determined by personality traits that religiosity is believed–rightly or wrongly–to predict (read more)
‘It was such a surprise to win the trip and exactly the sort of prize I would have chosen for myself’ (read more)
Firms will realize substantially greater success if they use moderately energetic commercials rather than highly energetic ones (read more)
Pacini photographs the off-season, with its overcast skies and grey suburban areas. (read more)
After decades of debate there remains no generally accepted definition of a “natural” food product. (read more)
JJ Grey will no doubt continue his slow ascent in the blues world, playing to rapt (but quietened) audiences throughout the world (read more)
Flower strips sown into farmers’ fields not only attract bees but increase their numbers (read more)
This is like rolling a natural 20 in a particularly bleak game of D&D. You’ve lucked out, and the Gods do smile upon thee, which is certainly a step up from most weeks when it’s more like an unrelenting blast of shit and flatus projected out from the dilated arsehole of Jonathan “I’m 44 But I’ve Still Got Dredlocks” Davis. (read more)
The antivenom would probably work against venoms from poisonous snakes, as well as against scorpion, plant and bacterial toxins (read more)
Quality requires a mindfulness and quietness to allow ideas to form, take shape, emerge and grow (read more)
A highly effective way of defeating cancerous cells (read more)
urther musings on whether we were racist to use the term ‘wigga’ in a Trebuchet article…. Wigga. The word certainly gives one pause. We need to be very careful though about confusing racism with terminology. (read more)
Under tolcapone’s influence, game players were more sensitive to and less tolerant of social inequity (read more)
For those of us who have stared into alien eyes, we got the message. (read more)
Men prefer women who exhibit specific angles of spinal curvature over buttock mass (read more)
A thriving and rapidly evolving sonic ecosystem, producing an expansive soundfield that’s simultaneously serene and nervous (read more)
As the portrayal of women as objects of lust reflects patriarchal values, media images that support this type of male dominance may provoke resistance in female viewers. (read more)
Diebenkorn himself has said that he was unaware of his surroundings as an artist (read more)
By opposing the effect of light, bicarbonate limits the size of the photon response and quickens its recovery (read more)
Add some Mauritian sunshine with Zun Zun Egui’s unique blend of roots, jazz and shoegaze (read more)
Asymmetry has a potential utility as a diagnostic test in determining the presence of schizophrenia (read more)
Does the strategy of infinite recycling accrue a new aesthetic or degrade the existing one? (read more)
Moral decisions can be influenced by tracking moment to moment movements of the eyes during deliberation (read more)
‘the music, the song writing and the recorded performances are by far the most important thing’ (read more)
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