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The global coronavirus pandemic, officially 1 year old today, has tested all of us. And each of us has had to draw on our own sources of resilience to make new sense of our lives. Some, like Obdulia Montealegre Guzmán, who sells tacos on the streets of Mexico City, have turned to their family. Hugo Tiedje, a budding actor in Germany, found strength in a community of artists and support from government aid. In Taiwan, real estate broker Yi-Ling Huang was comforted by the communal solidarity and compliance with government guidelines that is a hallmark of Taiwanese society. Syrian refugee Hanen...

iMotions Launches Online Data Collection Module, Expanding Human Behavioral Research Capabilities to Anyone, Anywhere at Any Time COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Feb. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- iMotions, the world's leading software platform for studying human behavior, today announced the launch of its Online Data Collection module, powering quick, cost-effective research in natural environments across the globe. The module already is helping organizations navigate study challenges presented by COVID-19 while creating long-term ideas for expanding and enhancing current, lab-based research approaches. Bu...

Pandemic boredom research is thrilling — and might even be helpful Boredom is a mental health issue, contributes to risky pandemic behaviour and might even affect our pandemic politics. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Jan 22, 2021 4:29 PM ET | Last Updated: January 22 Boredom is more than just a lack of something to do — it's an 'unfulfilled desire for satisfying activity,' according to researcher John Eastwood.(Shutterstock/fizkes)

Horsetalk.co.nz Running the curves: Thoroughbred limb dynamics explored Share Sharp turns have been shown in research to increase the risk of ligament-related injuries in the foot, and catastrophic injuries are more likely to occur in racing on a curve than on a straight segment of track. Photo by Pietro Mattia Researchers have charted the limb dynamics of Thoroughbred horses running curves in training, saying a better understanding of the effects of lean and torque on the lower limbs is required to better understand injury mechanisms. During racing, injuries are more likely to occur...