A tiny primate, the marmoset, appears to process pitch perception the same way we do, implying that the ability evolved in a common ancestor at least 40 million years ago   -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Thanks to strong revenue growth in Q4, Google's parent company overtook Apple in after-hours trading.The king is dead. Long live the king.Read Full Story

All of the museums will be posting throughout the day, and naturally there's a hashtag. Follow along at #museuminstaswap. The post 18 NYC Museums Swap Instagram Subjects for the Day appeared first on WIRED.

Adapted from Wired to Create: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Creative Mind, by Scott Barry Kaufman and Carolyn Gregoire -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

We're looking for a business reporter to cover the people who are leading the world's most innovative companies into the future.Fastcompany.com is hiring a business reporter with experience writing about leadership to cover the world's most innovative companies—and the people who are leading those companies into the future.Read Full Story

Here are the 10 must-see films and television series available this month. The post The 10 Things You Must Watch on Netflix in February appeared first on WIRED.

Blood tests are safer for pregnant women but do not tell the whole truth -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Meanwhile, Trump spent more on hats than on data.Ted Cruz doesn't have Donald Trump's star power, but he may make up for it by having more science—data science—behind his campaign.Read Full Story

Better late than never? The post The Wild West of Exploding Hoverboards May Soon Come to an End appeared first on WIRED.

Newly discovered giant rifts and lakes mean that ice sheets could become surprisingly unstable as climate changes -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Just because you can get what you want doesn't mean you should. The best negotiators achieve their goals and find a way to benefit everyone.When companies negotiate, they are often looking for sources of advantage in the negotiations that give them power to control the outcome. That power might come from having a desirable resource that is valuable to the negotiation partner. It might come from having an acceptable best alternative to a negotiated agreement, so that walking away from the current negotiation is a possibility. Or it might come from having less time pressure on reaching an agreement than the negotiation partner.Read Full Story

In place of Uber’s signature black, gray, and blue color palette, the company will embrace bright colors---lots of them. The post The Inside Story of Uber’s Radical Rebranding appeared first on WIRED.

The organization will hold an emergency meeting on February 1 to discuss further response -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

We talked to six recruiters to find out when the office culture should be a deal breaker in an otherwise perfect job offer.You're offered your dream job at the company you always aspired to work at, doing exactly what you've always wanted to do, and at an amazing salary. But there's a problem: You have concerns about the office culture and whether you will fit in. Do you take the job and hope for the best, or turn it down? Here's what six recruiters say.Read Full Story

And you thought it was so easy. The post How to Order a Drink Without Looking Like a N00b appeared first on WIRED.

Sediment cores show that in the past, higher iron concentrations in the equatorial Pacific did not enhance growth of carbon-storing algae  -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Want to raise big bucks for charity? Some tips from Cycle for Survival, which is on track to raise $100 million this year to fight cancer.Each year, millions of people march, run, bike, swim, and even climb in the name of raising money for a charity of their choice. Today there are more than 40,000 walkathons alone in the U.S., and the top peer-to-peer fundraising programs raised more than $1.6 billion in 2014. But motivating people to give their time and energy—plus solicit donations from their family and friends—is a big ask. So how do the most successful fundraising events do it?Read Full Story