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How Feedback Affects Our Judgment of Complex Decisions

January 26, 2025

Ever wondered how we judge our own performance when faced with tough decisions? It turns out, our ability to think about our thinking, called metacognition, plays a big role. This is especially true when decisions are complex and need lots of mental energy, like in economic choices. But how do we es

technology

Solving #k-SAT Faster: Goodbye to #ETH

January 26, 2025

Imagine you're trying to count all the ways you can make a puzzle work. In the world of computer science, this is like k-SAT, where you're looking for solutions to a problem. Researchers have just found a clever trick using randomness to count these solutions super fast, in a time that grows slower

health

College Students and IPV: Coping Skills Matter

January 26, 2025

College can be a tough time. It's a period where many young adults experience intimate partner violence (IPV), either as victims or as perpetrators. A recent study looked into how coping strategies affect the psychological well-being of college students who face or inflict IPV. The study involved 3

technology

Boosting IoV's Energy Efficiency with Smart Route Planning

January 25, 2025

IMAGE THIS: You're on the road, with your car talking to other vehicles, traffic lights, and even road signs. Welcome to the Internet of Vehicles (IoV)! It's a smart world of connected cars that can chat away, sharing info and making driving safer and more fun. But, hold on a sec – these car chats n

celebrities

Erika Jayne's Cop Son Testifies in A$AP Rocky Trial

January 25, 2025

Imagine this: A reality TV star's son, who happens to be a cop, takes the stand in a high-profile trial. That's exactly what happened when Erika Jayne's son, Tommy Zizzo Jr. , testified in A$AP Rocky's assault trial. Tommy, who works for the Los Angeles Police Department, was one of the first respon

crime

Oakland Murder Case: Jury Deadlocks, New Trial Ahead

January 25, 2025

In Oakland, a 34-year-old resident, Elijah Rucker, had his murder case declared a mistrial after five weeks of trial. Rucker was accused of killing 34-year-old Romell Wright over a debt, but the jury couldn't agree on a verdict. The incident happened on January 7th, around 8 a. m. , on the 1700 bloc

health

The Timing of Female Circumcision in Ethiopia: A Deeper Look

January 25, 2025

Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a worldwide health issue. It's a non-medical practice that involves removing parts of the female genitalia. To understand the factors influencing when girls undergo FGM, researchers in Ethiopia analyzed data from the 2016 Ethiopian Demographic and Health Survey (ED

environment

The Journey of Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Wastewater Treatment

January 25, 2025

Imagine you're following the story of antibiotic resistance genes as they travel through a wastewater treatment plant. These genes, both inside (intracellular) and outside (extracellular) of bacteria, have different fates. When wastewater arrives at the plant, it carries a mix of these genes. Some a

business

Wall Street's New Crypto Hope: Trump's Pro-Crypto Stance

January 24, 2025

Just days into Donald Trump's second term, Wall Street's attitude towards crypto has done a 180. Morgan Stanley's CEO, Ted Pick, revealed at the World Economic Forum in Davos that the bank is keen to explore crypto transactions if regulations allow. Trump, once a crypto skeptic, has now embraced dig

technology

Cold Fuses: Revolutionizing Chip Memory with Nano Technology

January 24, 2025

You know how chips need to remember important stuff? Well, there's a special type of memory called one-time programmable (OTP) that does just that. The thing is, traditional OTP memory uses a lot of power. Why? It needs to heat up to remember things. Enter the clever scientists! They found a neat t