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Ten 12-year-old girls navigate life independently in a house without adult supervision, showcasing their social dynamics and survival skills.
Young children navigate their social environment in a specially designed school, while experts analyze their behavior and personality development.
Thousands of dogs from around the world participate in the largest animal communication study in history, examining their ability to use recordable buttons.
Britain has an estimated 880,000 autistic people, yet there are fewer than 500 places in sheltered communities for families seeking support.
Over 50 international neuroscientists present findings on the brain's neuroplasticity, revealing its ability to adapt and rewire itself throughout life.
Homo ergaster, the earliest human ancestors from southern Africa, exhibited unique adaptations that paved the way for the evolution of modern humans.
The evolution of communication from ancient pictorial scripts to the Phoenician alphabet and Roman roads illustrates the enduring human need to connect.
The metaverse is explored through the visions of technology giants like Meta and Microsoft, highlighting its potential effects on work, socialization, and reality.
Tabletop games reflect societal values and relationships, featuring insights from key figures like Gary Gygax and Syd Sackson on their cultural significance.
A newly created puppet takes its first steps, guided by its artist, as it begins to engage with the world around it.
