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Stunning One-Owner 1964 Mustang With 700k Miles for Sale, It's the Steal of the Millennium

Bought new in May 1964 and owned by the same man for sixty continuous years, the restored Ford Mustang is offered for sale for only $25,900

Social-behavioral studies can be highly replicable, new six-year findings suggest

Roughly two decades ago, a community-wide reckoning emerged concerning the credibility of published literature in the social-behavioral sciences, especially psychology. Several large scale studies attempted to reproduce previously published findings to no avail or to a much lesser magnitude, sending the credibility of the findings -; and future studies in social-behavioral sciences -; into question.

Research: Social-Behavioral Findings Show High Replicability

Social-behavioral findings can be highly replicable, six-year study by four labs suggests

In a six year study, labs at UC Santa Barbara, UC Berkeley, Stanford and U of Virginia, discovered and replicated 16 novel findings in social-behavioral studies using the best available research practices. Their findings suggest that with best practices, high replicability is achievable.

Monkeypox: How are lessons learned guiding us in our responses to upcoming emergencies?

The LSHTM-Charité Global Health Lecture Series brings together leading scientists from the UK, Germany and further afield to present cutting-edge research on pressing global health issues and to discuss the implications of their work for policy and practice. The series is supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Medical imaging: can artificial intelligence deliver?

In the past 10 years, computer image recognition has made huge strides forward thanks to Artificial Intelligence. In medicine it is used for the mass analysis of a wide range of images in order to diagnose tumours and other conditions. But when it comes to health, these algorithms still don’t always live up to their promise.

Medical imaging: can artificial intelligence deliver?

In the past 10 years, computer image recognition has made huge strides forward thanks to Artificial Intelligence. In medicine it is used for the mass analysis of a wide range of images in order to diagnose tumours and other conditions. But when it comes to health, these algorithms still don’t always live up to their promise.

Centex 2022: Tournament Preview, Filming Schedule

Jets Acquire Laurent Duvernay-Tardif From Kansas City for Daniel Brown

The Jets were active at the trade deadline but not in the way anybody expected. The team acquired guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif from Kansas City in exchange for tight end Daniel Brown. We've...