How Unequal Is AI Readiness in EU E-Government Systems?
We spoke with Mijail Naranjo-Zolotov, corresponding author of a study on unequal AI readiness across EU member states.
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Fungus First Discovered in South Asia Now Found in Virginia
Researchers from the University of Virginia have reported the first detected cases of the fungus Trichophyton indotineae in Virginia, found in two brothers, causing persistent skin infections that can be difficult to treat with standard antifungal medications.
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Through the story of two Labradors, this study shows how breeding conditions shape a dog’s entire life
According to Four Paws (2024), around 2.4 million dogs enter the Western European pet market each year from Eastern European breeding establishments, while at the same time the number of abandoned dogs continues to rise.
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Inside the “Zelensky Moment”: What European Investment Patterns Reveal About Geopolitical Risk
We spoke with Dr. Plantinga, lead author of a recent study on the ‘Zelensky moment.’ As Dr. Plantinga notes, ‘European security and political unity benefit when Europeans share the same beliefs and opinions about geopolitical risks.’
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Has political violence in the United States had a negative impact on your sleep?
According to the results of a new study, more than 36% of adults in the United States (around 98 million people) reported that political violence has a negative impact on their sleep.
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¿Ha tenido la violencia política en los Estados Unidos un impacto negativo en su sueño?
Según los resultados de un nuevo estudio, más del 36% de los adultos en Estados Unidos (alrededor de 98 millones de personas) informaron que la violencia política tiene un impacto negativo en su sueño.
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Disinformation and Emotions in the 2024 US and EU Elections: How Emotions Shape What People Believe
A new study on the 2024 US and EU elections reveals how emotions drive disinformation, with insights from co-author Andreu Casero-Ripollés.
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Scientists from Universidad Rey Juan Carlos investigated self-medication among people experiencing pain in the European Union
This study examines the prevalence of self-medication among individuals experiencing pain across EU countries using EHIS data (2018–2020).
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How a rare bacterium ended up in a dialysis patient’s abdomen?
Japanese researchers report the first case of Pantoea septica infection in a patient on peritoneal dialysis.
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The other side of relationships and female satisfaction
The study on penile implant surgery for erectile dysfunction involved 33 couples, who shared their experiences with French researchers via interviews and questionnaires.
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A través de la historia de dos labradores, este estudio muestra cómo las condiciones de cría moldean toda la vida de un perro
Según Four Paws (2024), alrededor de 2,4 millones de perros entran cada año en el mercado de mascotas de Europa occidental procedentes de establecimientos de cría de Europa del Este, mientras que al mismo tiempo el número de perros abandonados continúa aumentando.
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Professor Freitas-Magalhães Analyzes Rosalía’s Face During Performance, Revealing One of the Most Intense Neuroemotional Moments on Stage
We spoke with Professor Armindo Freitas-Magalhães about his analysis of Rosalía’s performance of “Mio Cristo piange diamanti” in London
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) is investigating environmental justice in Bolivia, while a co-author of the study is a finalist for the Frontiers Planet Prize
A study in Bolivia’s Katari River Basin examines environmental justice through citizen science, highlighting how Indigenous communities document severe water pollution and its impacts.
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El otro lado de las relaciones y la satisfacción femenina
El estudio sobre la cirugía de implante de pene para la disfunción eréctil involucró a 33 parejas, que compartieron sus experiencias con investigadores franceses mediante entrevistas y cuestionarios.
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Primer caso pediátrico reportado de un tumor cardíaco raro descubierto en una niña de 12 años
Los médicos han identificado el primer caso pediátrico conocido de un tumor vascular cardíaco raro, descubierto después de que una niña presentara síntomas inespecíficos, lo que subraya la importancia de un diagnóstico preciso.
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