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Infidelity isn’t just about sex: Couples therapist has one piece of advice she often gives

Chornobyl 40 years later: What we learned and what we forgot

Study: Greenhouse gas emissions from cultivated peat soils may be lower than assumed

"All warning lights are flashing red" – but a democracy researcher believes the US can turn things around

How this researcher became an expert on life and work at sea

Research uncovers considerable differences in what therapists know about LGBTQ+ issues

Why seafarers have little confidence in autonomous ships

Researchers found 90 previously unknown Greek proverbs

These house sparrows can help us save other endangered animals

Will a vaccine against urinary tract infections become a reality?

The bacterium E. coli is the most common cause of urinary tract infections and infections in the bloodstream.

Experienced therapists can give psychology students an extra boost

Psychology students who will work with patients can benefit from observing experienced therapists at work.

How fish farm nets are cleaned affects how much microplastic is released into the ocean

The fishing and aquaculture industries are major consumers of plastic. But research shows that simple methods can reduce emissions.

Can artificial birdsong make indoor public spaces more inviting?

How researchers aim to protect the power grid from the northern lights’ dark twin

Teamwork is a skill – it must be practiced

Researchers have discovered why so many dogs in Norway became seriously ill and died in 2019