“I Want to Make Queer Films, But Not LGBT Films”

I Want to Help You, But I Am Not Sure Why: Gaze-Cuing Induces Altruistic Giving

Detecting subtle indicators of trustworthiness is highly adaptive for moving effectively amongst social partners. One powerful signal is gaze direction, which individuals can use to inform (or deceive) by looking toward (or away from) important objects or events in the environment. Here, across 5 experiments, we investigate whether implicit learning about gaze cues can influence subsequent econ...

Conventional chest films can reveal emphysema, but not COPD.

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I want to lie about not knowing you, but my precuneus refuses to cooperate

Previously identified neural correlates of deception, such as the prefrontal, anterior cingulate, and parietal regions, have proven to be unreliable neural markers of deception, most likely because activity in these regions reflects executive processes that are not specific to deception. Herein, we report the first fMRI study that provides strong preliminary evidence that the neural activity as...

P-40: "I Want to Bring God in": ReligiousWomen

How Stretchable Can We Make Thin Metal Films?

Thin metal films deposited on elastomeric substrates can remain electrically conducting at tensile strains up to ~100%. We recently used finite-element simulation to explore the rupture process of a metal film on an elastomer. The simulation predicted the highest stretchability on stiff elastomeric substrates [1]. We now report experiments designed to verify this prediction. A ~15-μm thick sili...