Articles related to learning

Australasian Science: Australia's authority on science since 1938

Cover Story: Turn Down the Volume? by: Matthew Flavel Does music help or hinder our concentration and memory?	Feature: Learning Before Birth by: Sonia Kleindorfer and Jeremy Robertson Superb fairy-wrens sing to their chicks before they hatch, teaching them a begging call that identifies them before cuckoo chicks can predate the nest.
Browse: Bees Distinguish Works of Art by: Stephen Luntz Bees can recognise the differences between paintings and show some signs of a capacity to generalise by recognising painting styles.	Browse: Your Baby Isn’t Mimicking You
Neuropsy: To Sleep, Perchance to Learn by: Tim Hannan New research finds that we can learn while we’re asleep under certain conditions.

Australasian Science July/August 2019

Browse: Bees Distinguish Works of Art

by: Stephen Luntz

Bees can recognise the differences between paintings and show some signs of a capacity to generalise by recognising painting styles.

Browse: Your Baby Isn’t Mimicking You

Australasian Science is no longer published.
© Control Publishing (ABN 52564109395). Except as permitted by the copyright law applicable to you, you may not reproduce or communicate any of the content on this website, including files downloadable from this website, without the permission of the copyright owner. Authorisation to mechanically or electronically copy the contents of this publication is granted by the publisher to users licensed by Copyright Agency Ltd. All other requests should be addressed to Control Publishing.
Website designed by Delphinus Creative

Privacy Policy