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Kunal Kambli
03 Apr 2024, 13:15

Research unveils the key moment that transformed chickens into the economically relevant animals that they are today

Research unveils the key moment that transformed chickens into the economically relevant animals that they are today

Research unveils the key moment that transformed chickens into the economically relevant animals that they are today

Chickens, integral to the world's economy today, stand as one of the most consequential animals globally. Their significance spans various industries, from agriculture to gastronomy, solidifying their role in the economic landscape. Now, a new study has provided groundbreaking insights into the earliest evidence of chicken domestication for egg production.

Gen Z rates climate change as its top concern, but only one-third engages in activism: Study
Kunal Kambli
27 Mar 2024, 13:46

Gen Z rates climate change as its top concern, but only one-third engages in activism: Study

Climate anxiety is at an all-time high, especially among the younger generation, which shares a deep sense of urgency and fear about the environmental challenges ahead. Recent research from Curtin University shed light on similar anxieties among young Australians, highlighting their significant implications for the youngsters’ lives and futures. Yet, amid these prevalent concerns, the study also unveils a stark reality: a mere fraction of this demographic is taking proactive steps to address them.

Gamifying the grind: Turning work into play can boost productivity and motivation in monotonous tasks, study finds
Kunal Kambli
26 Mar 2024, 14:29

Gamifying the grind: Turning work into play can boost productivity and motivation in monotonous tasks, study finds

Believe it or not, “gamification” has already permeated various aspects of our daily routines, from fitness-tracking challenges to shopping rewards programs. To evaluate its efficacy in the workplace, researchers from West Virginia University devised an experiment to evaluate its efficacy in the workplace. They found that individuals tend to perform better at monotonous tasks when those tasks are transformed into games.