William Labov, Who Studied How Society Shapes Language, Dies at 97
William Labov significantly advanced the field of sociolinguistics by emphasizing fieldwork and its role in understanding how social factors influence language.
AI Is Helping Solve Biodiversity's Data Problem
Artificial intelligence is transforming wildlife research by providing deeper insights into animal populations and their ecosystems, addressing fundamental field research questions efficiently.
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Desert locusts, while being pests that devastate crops, remain understudied, highlighting the need for targeted research to understand and manage their populations.
How We Got the Story
The article highlights a comprehensive investigation into corporate governance involving extensive research, diverse methodologies, and maintaining journalistic integrity throughout the process.
The Bitter Feud at the Heart of the Paleontology World
The article explores the journey of Melanie During, a graduate student uncovering prehistoric secrets in South Dakota.
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New Yorkers can benefit from treating themselves to staycations to explore local hotels.
Pokemon Go 'Bug Out' event, Collection Challenge guide
Increased bug-type Pokemon spawns during 'Bug Out' event and special challenges for players.
Hands-on science program puts students in an outdoor classroom
Connecting students with nature is crucial in the digital age.
Field research programs like BioSITE help students learn in a hands-on way.
Toilet Taboos Can Make Scientific Fieldwork Dangerous
The lack of guidance and resources for bodily needs in field research can have serious consequences and disproportionately affect marginalized researchers.
Conversations about sanitation in the field are starting to become more open and certain universities are taking steps to address the issue.