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#research

Many dog trainers have observed significant changes in behavior when a family member is pregnant, ranging from increased affection to heightened defensiveness.

The sugarcane aphid has become a significant problem for U.S. sorghum crops, but researchers have developed resistant varieties to combat this pest.

Playing music to plants is not as crazy as it may sound at first, suggesting that the right sound frequencies can stimulate growth.

The collaboration between diverse departments and institutions showcases the interdisciplinary nature of modern biological research, reflecting how complex questions require multi-faceted approaches to discovery.

Welcome to Day 2 of the Creativity Challenge. Yesterday, we talked about how you can practice being creative, and noted that small, creative tasks are like stretches for your brain.

"I was just mesmerized. I thought, 'Wow! This is the most fascinating experiment in self-governance I've ever seen.'"

A study conducted at the University of Arizona found more than 421,000 bacteria on the soles of a single pair of shoes, including strains that can cause diarrhoea, meningitis and pneumonia.

The project aims to sequence about 7,000 fungi specimens from Kew's Fungarium, making the data publicly available to aid researchers globally in discovering new medicines and chemicals.

Scientists at the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian are investigating profound questions about galaxies, culminating in a quiz that tests cosmic knowledge.

"Delays in the review process can affect job applications, funding opportunities and eventually researchers' entire careers, particularly those of early-career scientists."

'Often people assume that these winkles form because skin absorbs water, which makes it swell up and buckle,' he told The Conversation. 'To be honest, I did too for a long time.'

Architecture think tanks challenge the boundaries between theory and practice, blurring roles, mixing methods, and redefining what it means to be an architect today.