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All four primates who developed bipedalism lived in the busiest bird migration corridors and wintering grounds in all of Africa.

Plato was right: newborns do math

The dance troupe for children, teens and adults with special needs entertained at the church's Galentine's party.

The free, 24/7 platform will be available to students beginning in late March.

Can a pigeon match wits with artificial intelligence? At a basic level, yes—and showing a level of learning that humans could benefit from.

Two-day event features talks on science, art, children's books

Can a pigeon match wits with artificial intelligence? University of Iowa researchers tested pigeons’ learning abilities and concluded the birds employ the same basic process, called associative learning, as the most advanced AI technologies.

If your company’s diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts have stalled, turning to specialty DEI tools may help.

A Texas A&M University study, published in the journal Appetite, suggests that intermittent fasting could raise people's risk of binge-eating or other food disorders. Here are details.

Scientists have shown for the first time that briefly tuning into a person's individual brainwave cycle before they perform a learning task dramatically boosts the speed at which cognitive skills improve.