Research

Engineering: Aloft, Zondlo Tracks Greenhouse Gases

Q&A: Lucianne Walkowicz, Astronomer on Board

She rides the C train to bring astrophysics to New York City commuters

Three Views on Psychology: A Writer's Imagining

Behind the Hysteria

Sociology: Understanding Gender

Tey Meadow studies parents who advocate for their transgender children

In Short

Three Views on Psychology: Marketing

Building Your Brand

Engineering: A Cheaper Battery for Electric Cars

Education: Effective Schooling

Will Dobbie seeks to identify the elements that matter most in education

Q&A: Keren Yarhi-Milo

Intuition vs. Intelligence

Sociology: The Most Fragile Families

A decades-long Princeton study gathers extensive data on unmarried parents

History: Evolution of Anne Frank

How the story of the famous diarist changed, depending on who told it

Stereotypes: Mind the Gender Gap

How the power of language may affect gender representation in academia

In Short

Literature: It’s Not So Romantic

The popularization of Austen has overly romanticized her fiction, professors say

Faculty Book: Angela Creager

How Radioisotopes Changed Medicine

Photography: Capturing Stillness

A retrospective of photographer Emmet Gowin’s career displays intimate portraits

Faculty Books

Loved in the Lab

Molecular Biology: What Does it Take to Build A Heart?

Geoscience: Creative Destruction

To learn from the past, Adam Maloof must destroy it

Psychology: You Be the Judge

We’re hopelessly biased, Professor Emily Pronin says, but we don’t realize it

Biology: Some Respect, Please, for the Glorious Drosophila

Hate those pesky fruit flies? Think again

Chemistry: Going Inside A Cell

Haw Yang is working to build a tiny lab that can travel into a cell, à la Fantastic Voyage

They Rely on the Fly