Bennett McIntosh content overview
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Professor Yael Niv Is Blending Neuroscience and Psychiatry
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With two disciplines, Niv’s new center is tackling the thorniest questions in psychiatry
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Scientists Consider Parallels in Climate, Conservation, and COVID-19
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Professor David Wilcove studies how humans can save wild animals and why conservation has proven so difficult
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Physics Professor and Colleagues Develop New Respirator For COVID
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Behavior Scientist Katy Milkman ’04 On Small Ways to Keep COVID at Bay
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The virus relies on human social habits that can be changed
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Q&A: Laura Kahn *02 on COVID’s Spread and How We Defeat It
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COVID-19 started in an animal host; new policy could help prevent the next outbreak
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Civic and Environmental Engineering: The Winds of Change
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Sociology: You Are Who You Know
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Who we become and why is more complicated than nature versus nurture
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Computer Science: Troubling Online Shopping Habits? Vendors’ Practices Might Be to Blame
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Psychology: Bias, Quantified
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New study explores how bias leads to more school punishments for black children
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Sociology: Janet Vertesi on Fair Necessities
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With training, a new generation of designers could reduce bias in machines
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Sociology and Public Affairs: How Facts Are Distorted
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New paper explains how scientific facts become skewed in the age of information
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Designs for an Uncertain Future
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Faculty Book: Guy Nordenson with Catherine Seavitt Nordenson *96 and Julia Chapman ’09 *14
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Astrophysical Sciences: Looking at the Sun
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Pioneering solar experiments could reveal ‘secrets of the universe’
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Making Smart Machines Fair
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Can artificial intelligence be less biased than we are?
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Ecology and Evolutionary Biology: A Species in the Making
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After 36 years of observation, Princeton scientists report incipient finch species
