Our first study harnesses the fact that rewards in real-world competitions often have predefined cutoffs. For example, in many sports, only the first three finishers are awarded a medal (i.e., the podium cutoff), creating a categorical difference…
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Escalating risk-taking is linked to emotional habituation
We first examined whether, as in real life, participants would perceive walking further and further down the plank in midair as riskier and riskier. Indeed, they reported feeling they were at greater risk the further they traveled down the plank…
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BLVRA promotes glioblastoma progression by regulating fatty acid metabolism
Development and validation of the FAMRGPI on the basis of an integrated computational framework
To investigate the expression patterns and clinical significance of fatty acid metabolism-related genes in GBM, we analyzed transcriptome data from…
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Multi-faceted investigation of ZnO nanoparticles with 1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium iodide for enhancing DSSC performance
Characterization
1H NMR
The 1H NMR characterization of the IL sample was performed, and a representative spectrum of EmimI is provided in Fig. S1. The assignment of the signals to the respective protons of the Emim+…
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Effect of cognitive control strategies on young children’s attention and emotion during coding learning
This study examined the influence of cognitive control strategies on young children’s attention, emotions, and coding skills during practical coding lessons. Involving 46 children from a Hangzhou kindergarten, the research compares an…
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The impact of slag swelling on building structures demonstrated through long-term measurement analysis: a case study lesson
Results of geodetic measurements
The results of the geodetic measurements are presented in the deformation graphs of the floor on the ground floor and the first floor, concerning the individual measurement points. Minor floor irregularities…
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NIH races to spend its 2025 grant money — but fewer projects win funding
The US National Institutes of Health fell as much as US$5 billion behind in its awarding of grants this past year, but has managed to catch up.Credit: Francis Chung/POLITICO/AP/Alamy
Staff members at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH)…
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Structural uncertainty in mapping Euro-Atlantic atmospheric rivers obscures understanding of associated meteorological extremes
Mapping Euro-Atlantic ARs using TECA-BARD
For example, Fig. 1 displays the output of TECA-BARD for an AR on 23 February 2020, covering the Euro-Atlantic region. A strong westerly flow over northwest Europe dominated February 2020, and the strong…
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Commensality and academic performance: measuring peer acceptance among college students
The short-term and sustained links between roommate-peer relationships and academic performance
To begin, we analyzed the short-term association between peer acceptance, as quantified by “commensality” among roommates, and their semester…
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Starry sky appearance of type 1 granular corneal dystrophy
Starry sky appearance of type 1 granular corneal dystrophy
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