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“#Our relationship with our stuff is mutual, says researcher” Writer Elizabeth Withey wearing Laverne, the black dress she wore every day for a year. U of A researcher Jessica Kennedy says Withey’s account of her experiences reveals how much we rely on the things we own, and how much those things rely on us. Credit:…
“#Ways to reduce tense relationships between detectives and homicide victims’ families suggested in study” Systemic changes may be needed to improve the relationship between police detectives and the families and friends of murder victims, according to a Georgia State University study. Homicide detectives and the families and friends of murder victims regularly experience some of…
“#Decade-long study shows why South Africa needs to stop stereotyping young black men” South Africa’s Youth Day celebration on the 16th of June, just after my birthday on the 15th, remained a special day in my life as a young black man. But the day also raised questions for me. A lot gets said in…
“#Racial discrimination ingrained in jury selection, law school report finds” A new report from Berkeley Law’s Death Penalty Clinic shows that racial discrimination is a deeply ingrained part of jury selection in California. Credit: Davide Bonazzi An eye-opening report from Berkeley Law’s Death Penalty Clinic finds that racial discrimination is a consistent aspect of jury…
“#New analysis of human portraits reveals shift in culture, cognition” The portrait on the left (Adrian Brouwer, 1630) is an example of a composition with the sitter centered. On the right, a portrait by Pierre Auguste Renoir (1905) shows the forward bias, with more free space in front of the sitter than behind her. The…
“#After coronavirus: how seasonal migration and empty centres might change our cities” The changes to urban space brought by the coronavirus have many people asking what the post-pandemic city might look like. For example, as people may continue to avoid crowds for fear of becoming ill and more are able to work from home, will…
“#Rethinking our built and open spaces after a pandemic” Credit: CC0 Public Domain Keep six feet away from others. Avoid crowds. Stay home. In this time of a pandemic, social distancing guidelines promote separation to avoid catching and slow the spread of the virus that causes COVID-19. As local and state governments begin to reopen…
“#Candidates who use humor on Twitter may find the joke is on them” Credit: CC0 Public Domain Political candidates’ use of humor on social media could sometimes backfire on them with potential supporters, new research suggests. People were more likely to view messages using humor as inappropriate for a political candidate they didn’t know, the…
“#Ethnic minorities’ employment prospects lag behind white majority because of ‘persistent racism’” Credit: CC0 Public Domain Research led by the University of Bristol has revealed that despite progress, most ethnic minority groups studied are still more likely to be in manual work or unemployed or sick than their white counterparts. The researchers analysed national census…
“#Choosing your mother tongue, rather than it choosing you” Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Young Ukrainian adults are prompting us to rethink what we mean when we talk about people having a ‘mother tongue’, as many are working to shift the primary language they use from Russian to Ukrainian amid the ongoing Ukrainian–Russian War. Much research…