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Circadian rhythms: The internal clock at odds with modern life @qz obsession

Children’s Health Queensland is asking Queenslanders, especially young people, to help them find a name for the new adolescent mental health extended treatment centre, opening next year in Brisbane. .

4 key strategies to mitigate physician burnout

AI “emotion recognition” can’t be trusted

The sound of human poetry—read through speakers—so disturbed fierce predators such as mountain lions that they avoided the area it was playing in. This type of "landscape of fear," created by humans, can have cascading effects, @edyong209 reports:

The World's Largest Ocean Cleanup Has Officially Begun via @forbes

Elon Musk’s brain-interface company wants to start clinical trials on humans as early as next year via @BW.

Germs in Your Gut Are Talking to Your Brain. Scientists Want to Know What They’re Saying.

'Music for people living with dementia is a necessity’, says new national campaign - Classic FM @classicfm

Flowers are talking to animals—and humans are just starting to listen via @qz.

AI can diagnose some genetic disorders using photos of faces

The Amazing Psychology of Japanese Train Stations

Manus — Exploring Pack Behaviours in Autonomous Robots via @YouTube.

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A brand new campaign and sharp Pantone® colour to bring attention to the issues that so often go ignored in our communities. #unignorable #showyourlocallove #postiveimpact.

Watch “Kew | Fungi Matter” on #Vimeo

Skeletal stem cells could regrow damaged bones via @engadget.

Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky’s 155th Birthday #GoogleDoodle.

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