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The Mystery of Australia s Paralyzed Parrots - Scientific American

Rainbow lorikeets are Australia’s most abundant native bird. What is paralyzing thousands of them every year?

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Under the Cortex: Constellations Across Cultures

New research, as discussed by Charles Kemp and published in the journal Psychological Science, reveals that our visual processing system may explain the striking commonality of constellations across cultures.

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How to measure creativity at the employee level

How to measure creativity at the employee level
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New exhibition to explore mental health perspectives at Science Gallery Melbourne

Date Time New exhibition to explore mental health perspectives at Science Gallery Melbourne Interactive artwork Mirror Ritual by Nina Rajcic and SensiLab augments a mirror with AI to foster both literal and metaphoric reflection. Image: John McCormack Opening on 15 June, MENTAL: Head Inside, the first exhibition to be presented at Science Gallery Melbourne’s new purpose-built gallery, will reflect a range of different perspectives on mental health. In the exhibition, science, technology and art come together to showcase stories and experiences from across the mental health spectrum. It will feature over twenty projects from local and international artists and research collaborators, each challenging societal stereotypes surrounding mental health and reflecting different ways of being, surviving and connecting in the world.

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