Brains, black holes & ‘bots, computers & chemistry, environment & engineering, & more - the best of science from Carnegie Mellon (we used to be @CMUScience)
RT @CmuScience: Been using the same password for years? Don't feel bad, @CMU_Bio found that bacteria has been using the same password to make spores for 2.7 billion years: https://t.co/vQPspunYRW @PLOSGenetics
RT @cmuscience: "Rules of Life is an interesting way to think about evolution" @CMU_Bio 's Dannie Durand; @NSF funds study of design rules for multidomain proteins https://t.co/PUJs7K164f
Experts say classroom temperature, noise stifle learning: @SCSatCMU’s Jessica Hammer says, "We need to treat our kids and our teachers with enough respect to say you don’t need to suffer to learn.” #CMUSimon@cmuhcii https://t.co/JKDRpBr3rZ
Researchers look to brain images to predict who will attempt suicide. @aneripattani talks to @cmupsych's Marcel Just about diagnosing suicidal thinking using brain imaging and the $3.8M @NIMHgov grant that'll help him do that. https://t.co/2mGu4xbBh1
Hey, Siri… What CMU linguistics major leads your language understanding team? Enrica Rosato (DC'13) joined Apple in February and is helping program the virtual assistant to understand and respond back to natural language. https://t.co/hsZHTnQ9uY
.@CarnegieMellon and @PittTweet have received a $3.8M @NIMH grant to diagnose suicidal thinking using brain imaging. Findings could improve how clinicians detect and treat suicidal patients: https://t.co/aftziK97hr
#CNN article on #deepfakes makes reference to @sei_etc research on heart rate from video. See the article https://t.co/JGFGezmjzQ and our blog post https://t.co/ppjo6biUnC
ICYMI this week, @cmupsych had a groundbreaking new study published in @cellreports. The short story? A boy’s lobectomy showed how the brain repairs itself. Here’s more great media coverage from @amandabux and @CBCNews https://t.co/527JuVEEYV
Are we getting things wrong about Mindfulness? @cmupsych Prof David Creswell tells @Jessica_E_Brown, "Mindfulness is being introduced into workplaces in the absence of top-notch trials." https://t.co/FFhFChvFvr
Surgery to remove a brain tumor took much of a boy's visual system. But the remaining part of his brain has adjusted, according to @cmupsych researchers. Now the boy wants to be a neurosurgeon. @maggiemfox reports for @NBCNews: https://t.co/aFO8IczFVg
Case Study: Child’s Lobectomy Reveals Brain’s Ability To Reorganize Its Visual System: a groundbreaking new study from @cmupsych in @CellReports https://t.co/QTIvS5mDFh
Understanding the Evolution in Color Naming: @cmupsych’s Charles Kemp and researchers from @HebrewU and @UCBerkeley have developed a computational model that explains why languages categorize colors the way they do. https://t.co/r6eezFI42j