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This article in PLoS ONE shows that listening to hip hop increases vocabulary skills.

Recent news stories reported a study that supposedly linked rioting to low levels of a brain chemical. The scientists behind the research put the record straight

Ananyo Bhattacharya: Extensive copy-checking by scientists before publication does not serve journalism, science or readers

The Guardian and the London School of Economics will work together on the first empirical study into the rioting and looting.

Brian Deer says his brand of journalism is impossible in Nature, which demands writers swallow all the legal and financial risks

This animation demonstrates a framework for retrieving and visualizing biologically and psychologically relevant information from biological motion patterns.

Your fascinating science article needs entertainment value and a narrative structure to compete with the latest gruesome murder/rape, X Factor and the price of houses

Les résultats de recherche de Google apparaissent instantanément, à mesure que l'on saisit la requête. Ces résultats ne sont pas neutres: ils reflètent une forme d'inconscient collectif

A crystal clear procedure for reporting dates and days in online news ... as proposed (and implemented) by the British newspaper "The Guardian"

Has your BlackBerry taken over your life, or your iPhone? Academics are trying to find ways to help

"You "click" on your friend, as you might click on a news item or a music video. He is one of the many products on display. Friendship with him and relationship generally belong in the category of amusements and distractions" ... That's what Roger Scruton explains in that brilliant article.