Research

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Q&A: Denise Mauzerall, Clearing the Air

The health impacts of air pollution and climate change — and what to do about them

New Releases

Engineering: How Did They Do That?

Professors uncover how an immense slab of stone was transported in ancient China

Neuroscience: Rewriting History

Electrical Engineering: Healing Without Hurting

Lasers may provide a means for less invasive diagnosis and monitoring

Religion: The Book of Good News

AnneMarie Luijendijk studies an ancient advice manual for the religious

African-American Studies: Racial Surveillance

African-American Studies

Faculty Book: Naomi Murakawa

How Liberals Helped Fill America’s Prisons

Tackling antibiotic resistance one bug at a time

Faculty Book: Atif Mian

Faculty Book: Atif Mian

Economics: Making a Move

Greg Kaplan explains what moving — and staying put — means for the economy

Antibiotic Resistance: Invasion of the Superbugs

The stubborn problem of drug-resistant bacterial diseases is escalating

Near Eastern Studies: Understanding Islam

Michael Cook examines the political role of the faith founded by Muhammad

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Faculty Books

Faculty Book: Tali Mendelberg

Speak Up! Women Lack Confidence in Debates

Q&A: Author to Author: A Future in Ruins

Religion: Spiritual Awakenings

Little-known religious movements gave a fresh identity to African-Americans

Geosciences: Visualizing the Earth’s Interior

Nuclear Science: Trust But Verify

A technique to authenticate warheads could improve nuclear disarmament

Computer Science: Improving the Internet’s Busy Roadways

Religion: The Good Samaritan

How do we think about our obligations to strangers in a global community?

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