A new study reveals that the “sight-over-sound” effect—where visual cues outweigh audio in judging music—depends heavily on the listener’s musical background.

As part of Upstate Art Weekend, Hudson Hall presents Hudson Terminus, an interdisciplinary installation and performance work by choreographer, artist, and sound-maker Jon Kinzel. Running July 18 ...

CNA's redesign lets you experience podcasts in a new way, and discover immersive short videos and visual stories. The revamped app also hands you control over your home page and lets you shift up your ...

Workplaces that fail to acknowledge the certainty of mistakes in learning risk generating a culture of turnover, where ...

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While iOS 26 introduces a major visual redesign for all supported devices, many of its most powerful AI-driven features ...

Effectively navigating negative people isn't about eliminating negativity but managing your responses thoughtfully and ...

A groundbreaking study from Flinders University reveals that it's not just making eye contact that matters, but precisely when and how you do it. By studying interactions between humans and virtual ...

Gen Z is reshaping corporate norms by openly discussing workplace challenges online. Executives can respond by listening and ...