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Baby Chicks Hear "Bouba" as Round, Like Humans Do
InnovationFeb 20

Baby Chicks Hear "Bouba" as Round, Like Humans Do

Scientists discovered that day-old chicks associate the sound "bouba" with round shapes and "kiki" with spiky ones, just like humans do. This finding reveals we share surprising mental connections with creatures across the animal kingdom.

Ars Technica Science3 min read
Google Opens $1M+ Fund for AI-Powered Science Research
InnovationFeb 18

Google Opens $1M+ Fund for AI-Powered Science Research

Google.org just launched a global funding program to help scientists use artificial intelligence to solve humanity's biggest challenges, from curing diseases to fighting climate change. Researchers worldwide can now apply for grants, cloud computing access, and expert support to accelerate discoveries that could change millions of lives.

Google: scientific discovery2 min read
Four Embry-Riddle Grads Win Prestigious NSF Fellowships
InnovationFeb 7

Four Embry-Riddle Grads Win Prestigious NSF Fellowships

Four Embry-Riddle graduates earned National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships this year, the university's highest number ever. They're now pursuing breakthrough research in everything from quantum computing to exploding stars.

Google News - Researchers Find3 min read
OpenAI Launches Free Tool to Speed Science Research
InnovationJan 27

OpenAI Launches Free Tool to Speed Science Research

OpenAI just released Prism, a free AI assistant that helps scientists write research papers faster and collaborate more easily. The tool uses advanced AI to improve writing, find citations, and even turn hand-drawn diagrams into digital versions.

Google: scientific discovery2 min read
Why Humans Still Lead Science Despite AI Breakthroughs
InnovationJan 20

Why Humans Still Lead Science Despite AI Breakthroughs

While AI can crunch data faster than ever, a philosopher explains why scientific discovery will always need the human touch. The answer reveals something beautiful about how knowledge really grows.

Phys.org2 min read