Men Who Admire Their Own Work
Numerous studies have found that men are more likely to think highly of themselves and their talents than are women when they evaluate themselves.
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Numerous studies have found that men are more likely to think highly of themselves and their talents than are women when they evaluate themselves.
Ryan Mizner has a patent pending for a device called The Bridge, a physical therapy tool developed by the University of Montana associate professor and one of his students.
Weaning the U.S. economy off fossil fuels will involve the wide deployment of utility-scale solar power.
Scientists are studying a big mass of ice that has broken off the Jakobshavn Glacier in Greenland.
Shi Yongxin has been embroiled in controversies since I first heard his name.
Tackling climate change is expensive.
If you are reading a research paper, and scan the authors (in some disciplines, an increasingly long list), do you know who played a meaningful role in the work?
Is co-authorship of academic papers out of control?
Colorado students who have had difficulty affording college in the past may get some relief after the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative board adopted new rules relating to the state's ability to match scholarship funds.
New York City created a task force on Thursday to examine how it can rein in topless women and costumed cartoon and superhero characters who officials believe are aggressively soliciting tips after posing for tourists' pictures in Times Square.