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A study finds a shift in attitudes about property ownership and caring for children as women achieve digital independence.

<p>Ukraine may have lost about 20% of its scientific research capacity — time directly spent by scientists on research activities — as a consequence of the Russia-Ukraine war...</p>

The study showed that Ukrainian scientists are getting more and more disconnected from the Ukrainian scientific community, proving dangerous for the future of Ukraine and Ukrainian research.

Ukraine has lost 18 percent of its scientists since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion, according to a study published by Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) on Dec 11.

<p><strong>18% of Ukraine’s most talented scientists have fled due to the war and research capacity is down 20%, according to EPFL researchers in a study where they urge stakeholders to plan future policies to ensure the return of talent for rebuilding Ukraine.</strong></p>

Research capacity for scientists who stayed in Ukraine has dropped by 20 percent

Research reveals that using emotional wording in your prompts will get generative AI to showcase better results. Heres why, plus how to benefit from it.

An innovative depression detection model that leverages audiovisual features from YouTube vlogs.

"...the spread of voter fraud messages on Twitter was driven by a bias for tweets with more negative emotion..."

Edmonton Journal readers sound off on city spending, feral cats, editorial cartoons, Danielle Smith and climate change.