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Social Anxiety Increases Brain Sensitivity to Gaze, Study Finds
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Earth & Environment Science · Oct 15, 2026

Social Anxiety Increases Brain Sensitivity to Gaze, Study Finds

Michigan Stadium Hosts the Return of the Recycle Bowl, Building on Last Year's Record Success
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Earth & Environment Science · Oct 15, 2026

Michigan Stadium Hosts the Return of the Recycle Bowl, Building on Last Year's Record Success

Blavatnik Theater Set to Transform A.R.T.'s Creative Landscape
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Earth & Environment Science · Oct 14, 2026

Blavatnik Theater Set to Transform A.R.T.'s Creative Landscape

NASA Unveils Image of Galactic Phenomenon Resembling a Smiley Face
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Physics & Space Science · Oct 13, 2026

NASA Unveils Image of Galactic Phenomenon Resembling a Smiley Face

Distant Radio Burst from a Young Galaxy Offers Insights into Cosmic History
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Earth & Environment Science · Oct 11, 2026

Distant Radio Burst from a Young Galaxy Offers Insights into Cosmic History

New Method Accurately Predicts Kondo Effect in Real Materials
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Physics & Space Science · Oct 09, 2026

New Method Accurately Predicts Kondo Effect in Real Materials

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Artemis II Astronauts Document Lunar Surface with State-of-the-Art Tools

Artemis II astronauts utilized advanced technology, including iPhone 17 Pro Max and Microsoft Surface Pro tablets, to document their lunar expedition.

Curiosity Rover Captures Unfiltered Martian Sunrise Imagery

NASA's Curiosity rover reveals an authentic Martian sunrise, showcasing unique geological formations and offering insights into Mars' ancient volcanic activity.

New Research Reveals Hidden Material Phases for Improved Clean Energy Technologies

Recent discoveries in material science uncover hidden phases that could enhance batteries and solar fuel production, paving the way for advanced technologies.

Scientists Realize Bethe Strings Nearly a Century After Their Prediction

Researchers have confirmed the existence of Bethe strings in ultracold atoms, a phenomenon first predicted by Hans Bethe in 1931.

Astronomers Capture Rare Evidence of a Star Gradually Absorbing a Brown Dwarf

Astronomers have observed a red dwarf star slowly consuming a nearby brown dwarf, offering new insights into stellar interactions and material transfer.

Anne Carson’s Nobel Prize: A Celebration of Unconventional Literary Craft

Anne Carson, former professor at the University of Michigan, wins the Nobel Prize in Literature, recognized for her original contributions to contemporary writing.

New Coral Discovery in Costa Rica Defies Classification, Leading to Creation of New Family

Researchers have discovered a striking new coral species in Costa Rica, leading to the establishment of a new coral family due to its unique genetic traits.

Remembering John E. Malmstad: A Legacy in Russian Literary Scholarship

John E. Malmstad's dedication to Russian modernism and literary scholarship left an indelible mark at Columbia and Harvard, shaping generations of scholars.

Remembering Marcyliena H. Morgan: A Pioneer in Hip-Hop Scholarship

Marcyliena H. Morgan significantly advanced the field of linguistics and hip-hop studies, leaving behind a profound legacy at Harvard and beyond.