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Hamilton's rule, introduced in the 1960s, says that altruism—helping others at your own expense—can evolve when the benefits ...

AI is changing higher education’s landscape as professors aim to circumvent students outsourcing thinking to ChatGPT and ...

Valdosta State University recently announced the launch of a new degree program — the Bachelor of Science in Data Science.

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New research reveals that current climate fairness assessments reward top polluters while punishing vulnerable nations.

An insightful webinar that uncovered a practical framework that surfaces the three most critical gaps undermining students’ path to long-term math success.

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Researchers led by Noah Cowan at Johns Hopkins University have secured NIH funding to probe how animals alternate between ...