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Stanford-led study of poison frogs in tiny trackable pants tests two theories for sex differences in spatial skills.
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Stanford-led study of poison frogs in tiny trackable pants tests two theories for sex differences in spatial skills.
To test two theories of sex differences in spatial skills, researchers put poison frogs in tiny pants and gave them a spa bath.
South Korea's Trio Unio wins 2nd prize in Austria's chamber music contest
South Korea's Trio Unio has won the second prize at an international chamber music competition in Austria, its organizer said.
Date Time Improvisation and Ethics project awarded 1.7 million Euros by Austrian Science Fund New research project “(Musical) Improvisation and Ethics”, recently awarded 1.7 million Euros by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF)’s Young Independent Researcher Group program. The project, which is led by musician and artistic researcher Christopher A. Williams (University of Music and Performing Arts Graz (KUG) and ACPA alumnus), anthropologist Caroline Gatt (University of Graz), and philosopher Joshua Bergamin (University of Vienna) with the collaboration of Prof. Deniz Peters (KUG), will inv...