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The eloquent ape.

Subjects: LANGUAGE ability; VERBAL ability; COMMUNICATION

• Source: New Scientist. 2/6/2016, Vol. 229 Issue 3059, p26-33. 8p.

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Dogs understand that certain words stand for objects.

• Authors : Woodford, James

Subjects: LABRADOR retriever; DOGS; DOG owners

• Source: New Scientist; 3/30/2024, Vol. 261 Issue 3484, p9-9, 2/7p, 1 Color Photograph

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Using tools can help you grasp language better and vice versa.

• Authors : Wilson, Clare

Subjects: TASKS; LANGUAGE ability testing

• Source: New Scientist; 11/20/2021, Vol. 252 Issue 3361, p16-16, 1/2p, 1 Color Photograph

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Untitled.

• Authors : Swain, Frank

Subjects: VIOLENCE & ethics; MILITARY robotics; WAR

• Source: New Scientist; 12/20/2014, Vol. 224 Issue 3000/3001, p1-1, 1p

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Playing with words.

• Authors : Christiansen, Morten H.; Chater, Nick

Subjects: PLAYS on words; FACE-to-face communication; TELECOMMUNICATION systems

• Source: New Scientist; 3/26/2022, Vol. 253 Issue 3379, p38-41, 4p, 3 Color Photographs

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Neanderthal hearing was tuned for language like ours.

• Authors : Charles, Krista

Subjects: NEANDERTHALS; HEARING; AUDITORY acuity

• Source: New Scientist; 3/6/2021, Vol. 249 Issue 3324, p16-16, 1p

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Stone Age sailors: Have humans been crossing seas for a million years? Colin Barras explores a theory that is rocking the boat.

• Authors : Barras, Colin

Subjects: RAFTS; FOSSIL hominidsAUSTRALIA; FLORES Island (Indonesia); INDONESIA

• Source: New Scientist; 6/2/2018, Vol. 238 Issue 3180, p36-39, 4p, 2 Color Photographs, 1 Map

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Meet Siri's rival, Iris, the future of chatbots.

• Authors : Firth, Niall

Subjects: CHATBOTS; STANFORD University

• Source: New Scientist; 8/12/2017, Vol. 235 Issue 3138, p10-10, 1/4p

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An instinct for language.

Subjects: LINGUISTSPINKER, Steven, 1954-

• Source: New Scientist; 6/25/94, Vol. 142 Issue 1931, p28, 4p, 2 Black and White Photographs

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Why are we so different from chimps?

• Authors : Jones, Dan

Subjects: COMPARATIVE genomics; CHIMPANZEES; HUMAN genome

• Source: New Scientist; 3/24/2012, Vol. 213 Issue 2857, p34-35, 2p

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