Espresso Knowledge

Espresso Knowledge

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Espresso Knowledge episodes

  • Oldest known cave painting gives peek into our ancestors
    A cave painting in the Indonesian island of Sulawesi is possibly the oldest depiction of the animal world.
    Made with a red mineral pigment, researchers estimate the painting to be atleast 45,500 years old. It shows images of the Sulawesi warty pig, a small short-legged wild boar, native to Sulawesi...
    http://researchstoryteller.com/espressoknowledge/cavepaintingindonesia
    2 min
  • Stop publicizing unverified COVID19 research - misinformation can delay global recovery
    Preprints are free online scientific studies that are inconclusive or unverified. Researchers find them useful to get feedback quickly.
    Covering preprints is okay as long as one mentions that the work is tentative.
    Researchers analyzed over 450 media stories that covered preprints - only about half accurately portrayed them as being unverified research...
    http://researchstoryteller.com/espressoknowledge/preprintsmedia
    2 min
  • Manitoba! Do better for students with disabilities.
    Researchers unveiled a bleak picture about the treatment of students with disabilities in Manitoba.
    A summer 2019 anonymous online survey online of their parents shows that schools need to be more inclusive for students with disabilities...
    http://researchstoryteller.com/espressoknowledge/studentsdisabilitiesmanitoba
    2 min
  • Eagles and wind farms share the sky safely in South Africa
    A new tool reduces the risk of eagles colliding with wind turbines, while help build wind farms sustainably in South Africa.
    Between 2015 and 2019, almost 20 eagles have died colliding with fast-moving blades of wind turbines.
    South Africa's growing number of wind farms are reducing carbon emissions and ensuring consistent power supply, but are harming eagles...
    http://researchstoryteller.com/espressoknowledge/eagleswindfarms
    2 min
  • Emotionally charged headlines cloud our ability to judge news credibility
    Researchers found that emotionally charged headlines significantly influence how we process information and judge others, even when we are unsure about the credibility of the news source. The study highlights the need to further explore the consequences of reading emotionally charged news...
    http://researchstoryteller.com/espressoknowledge/emotiontrumpscredibility
    2 min
  • Age of oldest child key in retaining immigrant families in Canada
    The age of the oldest child is often a key reason that helps decide if immigrant families will be more likely to move or stay put. Families are unwilling to interfere with their children's high-school attendance. Canada must consider this important factor as it finds better ways to recruit and retain immigrants...
    http://researchstoryteller.com/espressoknowledge/oldestchildcanadaimmigrant
    2 min
  • Olympics moving ahead with the times by focusing on younger audiences
    Surfing, skateboarding, and karate will be new sports in Tokyo 2021Olympics. The 2024 Paris Olympics will include the hip-hop dance form breakdancing. Sports have always been added to or dropped from the Olympics. - golf and rugby, for example, were part of the Olympics in the 1900s, then dropped for decades, before being added back in. The reason for some of these changes traces to the International Olympic Committee's 2014 policy...
    http://researchstoryteller.com/espressoknowledge/olympicsbreakdancing
    2 min

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I share interesting research from universities around the world while making myself an espresso shot.