” explains Scott Williams, an associate professor inNew York University’s Department of Anthropology and one of the authors of the paper, which appears in the journalPNAS Nexus. “However, over time, specific
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Another challenge is humidity, as it contributes to worsening thermal sensation (Oppermann et al., 2017). Lastly, due to the complex socio-economic context of such area − various inequalities (gender, education, poverty, etc.) and by the intersection of multiple of these conditions (Dodman ...
CRISPR. What is it? And why is the scientific community so fascinated by the potential applications of this gene-editing technology? Starting with its definition, we explain how this technology harnesses an ancient bacteria-based defense system — and how it will impact the world around us today...
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terms of circularity. Although economic complexity is a crucial enabler of circularity, it may also become too complicated, which could impede the process. This paper was supported by National Economics University. Author information Authors and Affiliations...
(potentially) be combined with many other skills. Secondly, we show that not only the number but also the value of complements matters: A skill is more valuable, if its complements are of high value, too. Thirdly, we show that the value of a skill is relative, as one and the same ...
which appears in the journalPNAS Nexus. “However, over time, specifically after the onset of industrialization in the late 19th century, we see increased wedging in the lower back bones of today’s humans—a change that may relate to higher instances of back pain, and other afflictions, in...
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Although interactions with Black female scientists can alter beliefs about STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) and encourage Black female