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Digital media may reshape people’s willingness to invest cognitive effort
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What happens when the cinema screen is no longer in front of the viewer, but the viewer is instead inside the film’s narrative?
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An “invisible” virus is destroying our potatoes. Can we save them?
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Birds may fly far, but their parasites do not
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Aphantasia challenges a centuries-old theory of abstract thought
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How psychedelics work?
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Treating Glioblastoma With a Trojan Horse
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Estonian camera headed for deep-space mission in 2028
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Participatory theatre helps young people become active citizens
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A new tool that helps schools and universities collaborate more effectively
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Seeking health information does not automatically improve health behavior
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Electric propulsion is not always the answer for small vessels
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Parental cooperation with the kindergarten is the most important way to support preschoolers’ academic skills
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Climate change threatens North Sea’s commercially important species
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Speeding up blood infection diagnosis to save lives and combat antibiotic resistance
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The comeback of the magic material! Estonia is replacing plastic with wool
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A robot that knows what it doesn’t know: navigating with a single cheap camera
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The real effect of digital media on thinking and learning
Members of the Health Informatics Research Group of the University of Tartu: Hendrik Šuvalov, Maria Malk and Raivo Kolde. Credit: University of Tartu, Marianne Liiv
Language models read doctors’ notes to reveal why patients discontinue medication
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Archaic DNA may lower defences against common DNA viruses in people today, a new study finds
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Neuromarketing helping reveal secret mechanisms behind purchase decisions
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From learning Estonian to a research project on racial stereotypes
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Our comfort confuses our phones
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Dark biodiversity helped solve Darwin’s 160-year-old puzzle

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