Neuroscience & Psychology
Brain research, cognition, behaviour and mental processes
Remembering John E. Malmstad: A Legacy in Russian Literary Scholarship
John E. Malmstad's dedication to Russian modernism and literary scholarship left an indelible mark at Columbia and Harvard, shaping generations of scholars.
Remembering Marcyliena H. Morgan: A Pioneer in Hip-Hop Scholarship
Marcyliena H. Morgan significantly advanced the field of linguistics and hip-hop studies, leaving behind a profound legacy at Harvard and beyond.
New Insights into Quark-Gluon Plasma Dynamics Revealed by MIT Physicists
MIT researchers discover unique wave patterns generated by quarks in quark-gluon plasma, shedding light on the universe's primordial state.
How Abortion Bans Drive Up Health Insurance Costs for Women
A recent study reveals that post-Dobbs abortion bans significantly raise health insurance premium costs, particularly affecting Black and Hispanic women.
Exploring the Mysteries of Dark Matter: Signals from the LZ Experiment
Recent data from the LZ experiment presents a tantalizing anomaly in dark matter research, highlighting the ongoing quest for understanding the universe's structure.
Exploring Altermagnetism: A Potential Breakthrough for Future Computing Technologies
Researchers have identified altermagnetism in Co<sub>1/4</sub>TaSe<sub>2</sub>, revealing material that could revolutionize energy-efficient computing and spintronics.
James Webb Space Telescope Reveals Hidden Brown Dwarfs in Stunning IC 348 Image
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a high-resolution image of IC 348, unveiling elusive brown dwarfs and new insights into star formation.
Researchers Explore New Limits of Superconductivity with Ultrafast Currents
A groundbreaking study reveals how ultrafast electrical current pulses can extend the limits of superconductivity, offering insights for advanced applications.
Enhanced Communication in Semi-Autonomous Vehicles Through Haptic Steering Wheels
A specialized steering wheel developed by researchers improves driver autonomy interaction, enhancing trust and reducing confusion during semi-autonomous driving.
Maaza Mengiste, University of Michigan Alumna, Receives Prestigious MacArthur Fellowship
Maaza Mengiste, acclaimed fiction writer and U-M graduate, has been awarded the 2026 MacArthur Fellowship, recognizing her profound literary contributions.
The Charles River: A Vital Hub of Activity and Reflection at Harvard University
The Charles River is central to Harvard life, offering a peaceful escape and a vibrant atmosphere for students and visitors alike.
Olayami Dabls Enriches Ann Arbor with Art Residency and Gallery Exhibit
Olayami Dabls brings his vibrant artistry to Ann Arbor through a new residency and gallery exhibit, offering insights into his storied career.
Astrophotographer Captures Stunning "Shark" Nebula in Majestic Detail
Ali Alobaidly's first-prize-winning photograph of the "shark" nebula reveals extraordinary interstellar detail, highlighting new star formation.
New Stick Insect Species Discovered in Australia Highlight Insect Diversity Gaps
Research finds two new species of stick insects in Australia, revealing that significant insect diversity remains undocumented, even in well-studied areas.
Caltech Physicists Validate Quantum Energy Rungs with Groundbreaking Experiment
Caltech physicists have achieved a significant milestone by directly measuring energy levels in quantum systems, confirming long-predicted behaviors of conformal field theories.
New Research Reveals Atmosphere on Lava Planet HD 3167 b
Recent findings indicate that the lava planet HD 3167 b possesses an atmosphere, shedding light on its composition and implications for habitability.
The Crucial Role of Nature in Enhancing Mental Health and Well-Being
Access to nature significantly influences mental health, reducing anxiety and depression while highlighting disparities in availability for various communities.
Next Planetary Prospects for 70 Ophiuchi AB After Latest Research
The University of Michigan's latest study on the binary star system 70 Ophiuchi AB rules out large planets but leaves room for rocky alternatives.
Telehealth Initiative Cuts Risky Gun Behaviors Among Young Adults in Emergency Settings
A telehealth program significantly reduced risky firearm behaviors in young adults, showcasing a potential strategy for addressing firearm violence in emergencies.
High Rates of Abuse and Disabilities Among Incarcerated Michigan Youth Revealed in New Study
A new University of Michigan study uncovers alarming abuse rates and disabilities among incarcerated youth, urging a shift in intervention strategies.