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Opinion: Scientific fieldwork culture needs to shift from "survive" to "thrive" as funding cuts threaten mental health resources for researchers working in challenging environments. undark.org/2025/04/17/opi…

Published: May 8, 2025 13:01

Opinion: Scientific fieldwork culture needs to shift from "survive" to "thrive" as funding cuts threaten mental health resources for researchers working in challenging environments. https://t.co/E2QWzwDxG6— Undark Magazine (@undarkmag) May 8, 2025

Why are ape first words downplayed? Scientists feared anthropomorphism and focused more on grammar than single words. Female researchers also battled sexism, avoiding appearing "maternal" about their subjects. undark.org/2025/04/18/wil…

Published: May 5, 2025 13:01

Why are ape first words downplayed? Scientists feared anthropomorphism and focused more on grammar than single words. Female researchers also battled sexism, avoiding appearing "maternal" about their subjects. https://t.co/Gw51EM1rQu— Undark Magazine…

While studies have found that some health apps can help individuals manage their health, questions persist about their effectiveness and risks when deployed in the real world, as well as whether they are appropriately regulated. undark.org/2025/04/09/hea…

Published: May 2, 2025 13:01

While studies have found that some health apps can help individuals manage their health, questions persist about their effectiveness and risks when deployed in the real world, as well as whether they are appropriately regulated. undark.org/2025/04/09/hea…

When bonobo Kanzi unexpectedly began using lexigrams, his first symbol was "chase." His first 10 words? "Orange, peanut, banana, apple, bedroom, chase, Austin, sweet potato, raisin, ball." undark.org/2025/04/18/wil…

Published: May 1, 2025 13:01

When bonobo Kanzi unexpectedly began using lexigrams, his first symbol was "chase." His first 10 words? "Orange, peanut, banana, apple, bedroom, chase, Austin, sweet potato, raisin, ball." https://t.co/Gw51EM1rQu— Undark Magazine (@undarkmag) May 1, 2025

Opinion: While the NSF introduced guidelines requiring field leaders to address hostile behaviors, stronger accountability measures are still needed to protect researchers' mental health. undark.org/2025/04/17/opi…

Published: April 29, 2025 13:01

Opinion: While the NSF introduced guidelines requiring field leaders to address hostile behaviors, stronger accountability measures are still needed to protect researchers' mental health. https://t.co/E2QWzwDxG6— Undark Magazine (@undarkmag) April 29, 2025

While studies have found that some health apps can help individuals manage their health, questions persist about their effectiveness and risks when deployed in the real world, as well as whether they are appropriately regulated. undark.org/2025/04/09/hea…

Published: April 24, 2025 13:02

While studies have found that some health apps can help individuals manage their health, questions persist about their effectiveness and risks when deployed in the real world, as well as whether they are appropriately regulated. https://t.co/inGyKWSE2C—…

The first human word pronounced by an ape was likely "feu" (French for fire) by a chimp named Moses in the late 19th century. He didn't know what it meant - he just knew making the sound earned him corned beef. undark.org/2025/04/18/wil…

Published: April 23, 2025 13:01

The first human word pronounced by an ape was likely "feu" (French for fire) by a chimp named Moses in the late 19th century. He didn't know what it meant - he just knew making the sound earned him corned beef. undark.org/2025/04/18/wil…

"Being a woman of color in these very rural places, I was feeling a lot of hypervigilance," says fisheries biologist Anna Le about the additional stressors faced by researchers from marginalized communities. undark.org/2025/04/17/opi…

Published: April 22, 2025 13:01

"Being a woman of color in these very rural places, I was feeling a lot of hypervigilance," says fisheries biologist Anna Le about the additional stressors faced by researchers from marginalized communities. https://t.co/E2QWzwDxG6— Undark Magazine…

Why are ape first words downplayed? Scientists feared anthropomorphism and focused more on grammar than single words. Female researchers also battled sexism, avoiding appearing "maternal" about their subjects. undark.org/2025/04/18/wil…

Published: April 19, 2025 20:30

Why are ape first words downplayed? Scientists feared anthropomorphism and focused more on grammar than single words. Female researchers also battled sexism, avoiding appearing "maternal" about their subjects. https://t.co/Gw51EM1rQu— Undark Magazine…

Traumatic fieldwork experiences can drive scientists away from their careers. Remote locations, isolation, and power imbalances heighten vulnerability during research expeditions. undark.org/2025/04/17/opi…

Published: April 19, 2025 17:01

Traumatic fieldwork experiences can drive scientists away from their careers. Remote locations, isolation, and power imbalances heighten vulnerability during research expeditions. https://t.co/E2QWzwDxG6— Undark Magazine (@undarkmag) April 19, 2025