If you’re getting your news from a smartphone, size matters. Heart rate variability decreases and changes in sweat are muted
Screen size matters: Consumers less attentive to news content on small screens
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A personality test for ads: Machine learning algorithms could personalize advertisements for individual consumers
It’s no surprise that images used for advertising on television and online play a powerful role in triggering emotions and
Is email evil? Bosses are getting boxed in by their inbox
Want to be a better boss? Check your email less often. Research from Michigan State University shows that keeping up
Circuit found for brain’s statistical inference about motion: Brain’s equation for prediction looks like a Bayesian inference
As the eye tracks a bird flying past, the muscles that pan the eyeballs to keep the target in focus
You can’t tell whether an online restaurant review is fake — but this AI can
Sites like TripAdvisor, Yelp and Amazon display user reviews of products and services. Consumers take heed: nine out of ten
Improved passphrases could make online experiences both user-friendly and secure
Although passphrases, or phrase-based passwords, have been found to be more secure than traditional passwords, human factors issues such as
Human and artificial intelligence join forces to study complexity of the brain: World first gene expression map of all the cells in the brain of an aging
A team of scientists lead by prof. Stein Aerts (VIB-KU Leuven) is the first to map the gene expression of
Be wary of cosmetic surgeons’ online reviews: Ratings are highly polarized, some are written by non-patients
Consumers consider online reviews important for choosing physicians, but they should be wary of using those ratings to choose plastic
2.7 billion tweets confirm: Echo chambers on Twitter are very real: Bipartisan users, who try to bridge the echo chambers, need to pay a price for their work: They become less central in their own network, lose connections to their communities and receive less endorsements from other users
Bipartisan users, who try to bridge the echo chambers, need to pay a price for their work: they become less