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Neuroscience Study Sheds Light on Fear Response
Findings could help treat anxiety disorders.
The Children of Superstorm Sandy a Decade Later
New research from a longitudinal study shows children who were exposed to the natural disaster in the womb have higher rates of developmental psychopathology in a sex-specific manner.
Study: Humidity May Dampen COVID-19 Transmission
Research by a Graduate Center biologist has implications for classroom and indoor safety.
Seungwon Kim and team solve a 40-year-old problem in topology
The mathematics alumnus helped show that certain 2D objects remain distinct in 4D space.
Study: When math class is boring, students lose interest in related careers
Teens are most turned off by classes that are too difficult.
Graduate Center professor uses AI to weigh the risks of preeclampsia
Team designs first machine-learning system to predict severe preeclampsia.
Two Anthropology Candidates Named 2022 Newcombe Fellows
Paloma Rodrigo Gonzales and Mikey Elster received the prestigious fellowship for their research in ethics and religion.
Don't Pin the Woes of American Workers on Immigration
In her new book, Professor Ruth Milkman argues that weakened unions and other labor market shifts, not immigrants, have hurt American workers.
Celebrate Earth Day with Our Scholars
Join Graduate Center scholars to protect the environment, advocate for positive change, and learn about the natural world.
What People Really Think About Climate Change
Alumnus Matthew Goldberg talks climate change and why some people continue to doubt it.