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School reform kept pupils with lower grades out

Vibrations in the ground can provide clean energy

“Many find it very difficult to refer to their own experiences with unwanted sex as rape”

This light reads the quality of raw materials from fish

This special solar cell system produces both electricity and heat

How shared labour keeps these old herding practices alive

Rethinking gender equality: Why the rankings don't tell the whole story

Asian leaders on social media: Share stories about their love lives, offer advice on radio shows, and play with cats

Electric car batteries in the cold: "Almost like honey"

Inactivity can leave lasting marks on your muscles

For those who started exercising when they were young, the researcher has encouraging news. But it's not too late to start either.

Demonstrations: Meeting face to face may be more important than ever

It's not just on social media that we express our opinions.

This increases the chance of patients regaining their pulse after cardiac arrest fivefold

Giving adrenaline to hospital patients whose heart has stopped is very effective and can increase the chance of bringing their heart rate back to normal.

What affects a chatbot's ability to solve logical problems?

Perpetrators of violence may benefit from prompt help

"Everyone knows it, everyone’s seen it. Most people have a perception of nightlife chaos”

The Nazis had "crazy" theories about the origins of the Sámi