Research & Innovation
UC Davis Study Shows How Video Games Can Be Used To Treat Depression
Specifically designed video games can help patients feel more in control of their depression. Video games and brain training applications have been known as effective treatments for depression.
University Of Otago Says Lead Exposure During Childhood Produces Low-Skilled Workers
Harvard Study: Loud Sound May Have More Serious Effect Than What People Believe [Video]
Researchers At Queens University Belfast Discover Cure For Chronic Lung Disease
University Study Finally Reveals Reason of Cats’ Aloof Demeanor
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Can Renew The Human Heart
What Too Much Academic Support Does To Asian-American Students, Study Reveals
MIT Professor Creates 'KUWTK'-Style Video Series To Help Students
By Emily MarksUniversity Of Sydney Gets Exclusive License For Brain Cancer Medicine
By Khaleb Skye A. CruzMeet Nadia, The Chatbot That Can Speak Like Cate Blanchett And Read Emotions
By Chris BrandtNASA Develops High-Speed Space 'Internet' Using Lasers
By Mark SpencerJohn Hopkins University Study Reveal How Cancer Is An Error In The DNA
By Chris BrandtArizona State University Receives Over 1.2 Million Insects For Research
By Khaleb Skye A. CruzResearchers Look Up To Outer Space As Womb For Stem Cells
By Mark SpencerHarvard Breakthrough Achieves DNA Repair In Cellular Aging ; Find Out How Study will Send People to Mars
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