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Researchers Probe How Humans Recognise Images Better Than Computers
The study shows there is something elemental in our brains that is tuned to work with a minimal amount of information.
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Honey Bees Larvae Absorb Social Culture of Hive
Honey bees are tuned in to the social culture of the hive as larvae, becoming more or less aggressive depending on who raises them, researchers have found.
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Dyslexia may make it tough to tune out noise
Students with developmental dyslexia may not be able to focus on the teacher's voice in noisy school settings that include banging lockers, scraping chairs and other auditory distractions.
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Researchers Probe How Humans Recognise Images Better Than Computers
The study shows there is something elemental in our brains that is tuned to work with a minimal amount of information.
-
Honey Bees Larvae Absorb Social Culture of Hive
Honey bees are tuned in to the social culture of the hive as larvae, becoming more or less aggressive depending on who raises them, researchers have found.
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Dyslexia may make it tough to tune out noise
Students with developmental dyslexia may not be able to focus on the teacher's voice in noisy school settings that include banging lockers, scraping chairs and other auditory distractions.
