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How Animals Recognize Themselves in a Mirror – and Why Cats Are a Whole Different Story

Psychology & Society • Animal Behavior

The mirror test is one of the most beautiful and unsettling experiments in the science of consciousness: it calls into question what we consider a privilege of the mind.

Sophia Lorenz Mar 4, 2026

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Why AI Doesn't Understand Language Like a Human: A Lesson from Cases and Markers

Computer Science

Researchers trained a language model on synthetic languages and found that AI learns some grammatical patterns intuitively, while others it seems to miss entirely.

Dr. Sophia Chen Feb 27, 2026

Lab

The Operator Approach to Solving Differential Equations: Breaking Down the Complex into the Simple

Physics & Space • Mathematical Physics

A mathematical method that transforms high-order equations into simpler problems, revealing unexpected connections between seemingly incompatible equations.

Dr. Alice Wort Feb 25, 2026

Lab

When Mathematical Symmetry is Asymmetric: How Non-Invertibility Solves Two Cosmic Puzzles

Physics & Space • High Energy Physics

Why do neutrinos have mass, and why is dark matter stable? A new mathematical structure offers a unified explanation by breaking the conventional rules of symmetry.

Dr. Daniel Stern Feb 24, 2026

Lab

Gravity and Statistics: When the Symphony of Spacetime Plays in an Unexpected Key

Physics & Space • General Relativity

Research in loop quantum gravity reveals that the elementary excitations of spacetime can follow not only bosonic but also fermionic statistics.

Professor Oliver Harris Feb 21, 2026

Lab

Seeing the Invisible: Why We Can't Understand People Just by Looking at the Crowd

Finance & Economics

Research revealing the conditions under which we can spot different behavioral spikes in society by merely watching general choice statistics.

Dr. Isabel Martin Feb 16, 2026

NeuroBlog

A Gerontologist Explains Why the Body Starts «Falling Apart» After 30

Science & Technology • Biology

Deconstructing the body's aging mechanism: why we notice the first system failures specifically around age 30, and the explanation modern science offers.

Igor Krause Feb 13, 2026

AI: Events

AI2's AutoDiscovery: When AI Formulates Scientific Hypotheses Automatically

Research

AI2 has introduced AutoDiscovery, a tool that automatically formulates scientific questions, tests them, and compiles the results into complete research studies.

Ai2allenai.org Feb 13, 2026

AI: Events

How to Generate 2K Video Fast: The Two-Stage SANA-Video Approach

Research

An MIT team has developed a method for generating 2K video that runs at the same speed as standard 720p generation, utilizing a two-stage processing scheme.

MIT HAN Labhanlab.mit.edu Feb 12, 2026

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