A new study aims to uncover genetic and phenotypic factors affecting maternal health, including Alzheimer's disease. The research may lead to preventive or therapeutic strategies for women's health worldwide.
Researchers at USTC observe higher-order and fractional discrete time crystals in floquet-driven Rydberg atomic dissipative systems, exhibiting robustness against perturbations. The team identifies phase transitions between adjacent integer DTCs and discovers fractional DTCs with stability against perturbations.
A new theory of flexible multimodal synchrony challenges traditional views of social coordination by emphasizing its dynamic nature and context-dependent changes. The study provides insights into individual differences, relationship dynamics, and the role of synchrony in optimal functioning.
Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have used skin conductance measurements to tell emotions apart. The team's analysis showed that changes in skin conductance over time can be used to discriminate emotional states, with potential applications for emotionally aware devices.