Research led by the University of Michigan's Kresge Hearing Research Institute and the University of Rochester illuminates ...

With its unfurled red carpet, jutting boom microphones, flashing lights, and the sound of screeching reporters jockeying for an interview, Malachi Farrell’s Interview (Paparazzi), makes a raucous ...

TARRYTOWN, N.Y. — When Mike Sullivan flew to Sweden to meet with Mika Zibanejad shortly after accepting the job as the New York Rangers’ head coach, it wasn’t just a productive meeting with one of the ...

Culture is one of the most talked-about priorities in leadership, yet one of the least consistently understood. Executives routinely declare it is a strategic imperative. They launch values campaigns, ...

A major insurance spat is brewing in South Carolina, where Selective Insurance is asking a federal court to let it off the hook for a deadly crash involving a company officer’s truck. On August 4, ...

Abstract: Autonomous driving technologies are swiftly evolving, characterized by two main strategies: 1) single-vehicle autonomous driving (SVAD) and 2) vehicle-infrastructure cooperative autonomous ...

Herein, we report a visible-light-driven, cobalt-mediated, highly selective C–H arylation method to afford aryl-2,2′-bipyridine, a widely used class of ancillary ligands in transition metal catalysis.

There’s a famous selective attention experiment created by University of Illinois psychology professor Dr. Daniel Simons. It has nothing to do with boxing—yet its implications may have everything to ...

“Yesterday, children were bombed. This is cruelty, this is not war. I want to say it because it touches my heart.” — Pope Francis, condemning the bombing of children in Gaza Rachel Corrie was a young ...

Trillions of bacteria inhabit the human gut, playing roles beyond digestion, including influencing the immune system. These microbes interact with the body by releasing various chemicals that regulate ...