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Researchers think they know why children aren’t getting enough sleep

The likelihood of relationship breakdown may be influenced by our genes

Researchers are surprised that these chemicals have skyrocketed in Svalbard

Technology is making the music industry more individualistic and less equal

Sports professor is dismayed by the gamification of the running world

Study: Parents’ substance use influence their children, but good parenting can break the cycle

These plants are already preparing for next spring

Why some people can’t stop pulling out their hair or picking their skin

Archaeology is helping researchers understand the effects of forced displacement

Can Europe create AI that we actually understand?

Artificial intelligence is currently controlled by a number of tech giants in the United States and China. But Europe can choose a smarter and more democratic path, according to a professor.

This could determine Norway's World Cup success

A new study offers unique insight into just how important team spirit is for a national team – and what fosters it.

Doctors and nurses believe their own substance use affects patients

A recent study suggests that more doctors and nurses struggle with substance use than we are aware of.

Children who eat unhealthy snacks are more restless

When the offshore wind turbines fall silent: What happens to the waste?

A brutal field trip gave researchers new insight into Arctic winters

“Norway used German soldiers to clear minefields and dump explosives in fjords and lakes"