It is #WorldMentalHealthDay! New research from Monash University and Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health has quantified the link between light exposure and mental health. #MentalHealth bit.ly/3tvaXRO

Today marks #WorldFoodDay! In this article, we discuss current issues in food authenticity. bit.ly/3Q19utZ

New research by CU Boulder 🦬 and colleagues found this to be the case throughout all career stages in U.S. universities. #Academia #Career bit.ly/3S6x0IE

What if your house plant could tell you your water isn’t safe? A new study by UC Riverside explores this. #Plants #Science bit.ly/3Qt11B0

In this list, we explore the #Halloween genes! bit.ly/46QLW1Z

The clocks are ticking 🕰️ Our Ask Me Anything session on Cancer Research and Precision Medicine with Mark Lawler is happening today at 4pm GMT/12 noon EDT! Register for your free place and submit your q's here: technet.works/AMA_CR #CancerResearch #AMA #PrecisionMedicine

Anger can be a powerful motivator for people to achieve challenging goals in their lives, according to research published in American Psychological Association. #Psychology #ScienceNews bit.ly/3QoVgDe

Today is National #STEMDay! This opinion article by Anca Ciobanu explores some ways to attract new talent to the disciplines 🔬 #NationalSTEMDay #STEM bit.ly/3MxLkX0

A new study by HHMI | Janelia suggests that animals also possess an imagination 💭 #Imagination #Neuroscience #ScienceNews bit.ly/3MvpK5o

Today is #WorldDiabetesDay, which aims to spread awareness about the condition. New research has identified a number of biomarkers associated with progression of Type 2 diabetes. #Diabetes #Research bit.ly/3soz9Fj

At least in the United States, the gap has been widening for more than a decade according to research from UC San Francisco and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. #Genomics #Research bit.ly/49BpGeq

It is the International Day of LGBTQIA+ People in STEM! In this article, we hear about the work and experiences of individuals in the fields. #LGBTSTEMday #STEM bit.ly/3MPN2mO

Research from Western Sydney University suggests that the world’s plants may be able to take up more atmospheric CO2 than previously predicted. #ClimateChange bit.ly/40JJ2di

Time spent watching TV or playing video games has long-term effects on children’s brain function, according to a study by The Education University of Hong Kong, Macquarie University, and colleagues. #Technology #Development bit.ly/3G9RHvX

Researchers from UCLA discovered that emotions evoked by music help mold otherwise neutral experiences into memorable events. #Music #Psychology bit.ly/40NZmd3

It is World AIDS Day, which aims to raise awareness about the AIDS and HIV epidemic. In this article, we speak to Dr. Chris Wymant about his work studying the virus. #WorldAIDSDay #HIV #AIDS bit.ly/49XrePX

A new study by WashU is the first to take a closer look at the emotional content of wandering thoughts. #Neuroscience #Daydreaming bit.ly/4a8ZDeU

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