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The university’s beleaguered president, Kent Fuchs, said Friday in a campus-wide email that he was asking the school’s conflict-of-interest office to reverse its decision and permit the testimony. At least one of the professors confirmed that he was subsequently…

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The neurobiological mechanisms that mediate psychiatric comorbidities associated with metabolic disorders such as obesity, metabolic syndrome and diabetes remain obscure. High fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is widely used in beverages and is often included in…

Install noscripts that can run just about anything by default pose some pretty serious security considerations, and these are inreasingly moving out of the theoretical realm and becoming actively exp...

These designs capture a period of cultural change in Japan, when the kimono became increasingly associated with national mythmaking and tradition.

Proposed guidelines in the state would de-emphasize calculus, reject the idea that some children are naturally gifted and build a connection to social justice. Critics say math shouldn’t be political.

World-first psilocybin clinical trial in the treatment of Generalised Anxiety Disorder receives ethics approval

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A collection of resources to start learning compilers (with a focus on LLVM)

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In the C programming language, we allocate memory dynamically (on the heap) using the malloc function. You pass malloc a size parameter corresponding to the number of bytes you need. The function returns either a pointer to the allocated memory or the NULL…

Its total greenhouse-gas emissions are 1/700th those of coal—and one-fourth those of solar.

Introduction to project designing a MIPS CPU with Hardcaml. Blog post series demonstrating hardware design using OCaml.

Nature - Cutting-edge microscopy techniques are allowing researchers to spy on the innards of cells in all their crowded glory.