Language

Computers have great trouble deciphering voices that are speaking simultaneously. That may soon change

Mathematicians unearth fractal counting patterns to explain a cryptic claim

This may be the golden age of small-screen science

The brain behind many of the shortened URLs on the Web talks about data analysis and how it lets her figure out which soccer team won without watching the match

What's next for the artificially intelligent Jeopardy! champion?

Unidentified aerial phenomena offer a lesson on the residue problem in science

Research shows that when we practice self-restraint, we also tend to prefer aggressive messaging and movies. Christie Nicholson reports

A brain-computer interface allows paralysed patients to play music with brainpower alone.

Recent research in the journal Psychological Science found that righties tend to prefer the right side of anything (spatially speaking) and lefties the left. Christie Nicholson reports

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