Faculty Research
On the Cutting Edge
No one is shaking up the world of research quite like our faculty leaders. You hear it in everything they do—from publications to community presence, they’re guiding a new generation of question-askers and researching to find their own answers along the way.
Exploring the nature of fathers: a new book combines personal insights with the science of paternal potential
James Rilling, Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ professor of psychology, interweaves his personal experiences as a son, husband and dad with the latest scientific insights into fatherhood. The MIT Press published “Father Nature: The Science of Paternal Potential.”
Faculty Research Spotlight
Harold Gouzoules
No matter what sparks them, human screams share distinctive acoustic parameters that listeners are attuned to, a study by Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ psychologist Harold Gouzoules suggests.
Judith Miller
Associate Professor of History Judith Miller’s Fake News class helps students learn to research and identify false information using Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ’s library and its special collections.
David Stephens
David Stephens, Interim Executive Vice President for Health Affairs, is co-principal investigator of a new effort aimed at developing vaccines and other therapies to combat infectious diseases.
From Fulbright Fellows to Pulitzer Prize honorees, our faculty scholars are well recognized.