Violet Appeared in Just 2–4% of Artworks Before the 1860
Study author Allen Tager, in an interview with Unknown Focus, explains more about how the violet reshaped artists’ creativity and perception
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Dr. Bode: “The experience of being in love has been the same for about 300,000 years”
There are billions of people in the world, and countless ways in which they find one another, fall in love, build a life together, and sometimes lose each other. Yet, beneath all these different stories, there is something we all know and experience, even if we still understand so little about it: love. We spoke with Dr. Adam Bode about it.
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Trust in Science Is More Than Just Evidence
Researchers analysed papers from five leading international science education journals published between January 2024 and June 2025. Out of 116 articles that included the words “trust” or “mistrust”, only 17 directly addressed the issue of trust in science.
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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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The Study: Supporting Ukrainian Scientists
A new study reveals which types of support most helped Ukrainian scientists during the war.
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