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NASA-backed study reveals key to teamwork under pressure
Michigan State University- Journal
- Personnel Psychology
Chinese porcelain for a Spanish queen: Thousands of pieces and two inventories of Elisabeth Farnese
KeAi Communications Co., Ltd.A new study in the Journal of International Ceramic Studies reconstructs Queen Elisabeth Farnese's renowned collection of Chinese and Japanese porcelain in Bourbon Spain. Drawing on the 1746 and 1766 palace inventories, it traces how around 3,000 objects shaped chinoiserie interiors at La Granja de San Ildefonso, and how wars, political upheavals and the 1918 fire reduced what survives today. The article highlights Blanc-de-Chine figures from Dehua, as well as monumental 'soldier vases' and enameled baluster jars from Jingdezhen, which are now preserved at La Granja and Madrid's Royal Collections Museum.
Paramedics bridging medical care and community support: status of collaboration between prehospital emergency care and community-based long-term, welfare, and health organizations in Japan
Kanazawa University- Journal
- Prehospital Emergency Care
Kelley Indy researcher explores how sacrifice shapes judgments
Indiana UniversityExplore new research from a Kelley Indianapolis professor revealing why people admire self-sacrifice—even when it doesn’t change outcomes. Discover what this instinct says about human judgment and how it shapes the way we evaluate effort, purpose, and impact.
- Journal
- Journal of Behavioral Decision Making
UT San Antonio researchers find ‘perfect recipe’ to regrow bone and blood vessels
University of Texas at San AntonioFor patients suffering from traumatic injuries that leave behind “volumetric” gaps — where significant bone and blood vessels are lost — the clock is always ticking. Without a nearby blood supply, cells in the center of a large injury cannot survive, often leading to permanent tissue loss or failed grafts.
A team of eight scientists at The University of Texas at San Antonio has discovered a potential “perfect recipe” to address this challenge. By blending two natural proteins found in the human body, the researchers created a specialized scaffold that allows bone and blood vessels to grow simultaneously at an accelerated rate.
- Journal
- Biomaterials Advances
WVU study links support for rural women entrepreneurs to economic growth
West Virginia University- Journal
- Small Business Economics
The rise of meme advertising: Why are luxury brands more shareable?
Sungkyunkwan University External Affairs Division (PR team)Research suggests that luxury-branded meme ads are perceived as funnier and generate stronger social media sharing intentions because consumers view the combination of luxury brands and memes as unexpected.
“Supporting Florida Farms” emerges as most persuasive message for pollinator-friendly roadside advocacy
South China Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of SciencesA University of Florida-led study of 1,051 Floridians finds strategic environmental communication significantly boosts public support for roadside pollinator habitat, with agricultural benefit frames driving the strongest attitudinal shifts.
- Journal
- Biological Diversity
- Funder
- Disney Conservation Fund