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UC researcher Vesna Novak, who is transfeminine, says, "Either we're going to start development (off the app) or we're going to partner with somebody to add the bare app."

Transgender and gender diverse people can struggle to sound like themselves. An app aims to help

Some people don't sound like they want to, and others want to adjust their voice in certain situations. UC researcher Vesna Novak is collaborating with the trans community to find out what a voice training app should include.

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Larry is an English Lab trained to sniff out electronic devices during search warrants.

Meet Larry, the dog who tracks down electronics criminals don't want found

The English Lab is the Hamilton County Sheriff Office's newest hire and a gift from the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force

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a hand holds a remote that's pointed at a tv in the background that has a blurry screen

'There is progress, but much more is needed' for the visually impaired to experience events like the Super Bowl

Juandez “Dez” Scruggs, adaptive sports coordinator for Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, has limited sight. He planned to sit a couple inches away from his 70” TV and watch the big game. Some companies are working on a better way.

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People took shelter in natural rock overhangs, leaving behind an archaeological record of their daily activities – and sometimes their graves. By digging carefully, archaeologists can connect information from aDNA to information about the social lives of these people

Scientists are finally digging deep into African history and making discoveries

Some say a lack of funding and interest in African culture over the years points to a scientific racial bias. Historians know a lot more about ancient societies in Europe and Asia than they do about Africa, where human origin is traced.

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