The Academic Minute

Do you feel loved?

What happened on Easter Island?

We have much to learn about wildfires.

Not every animal experiences the world at the same speed.

What are the consequences of letting AI read for us?

How do we best understand the relationship between politics and anxiety?

Surviving cancer may come with neurological side effects as well.

How can we use technology to clean the air around us?

What motivates runners?

What are the barriers to recruitment for women in law enforcement?

Can artificial intelligence help us detect brain cancer early?

On University at Buffalo Week: Speeding up drug discovery will have many benefits.

On University at Buffalo Week: Can we use AI to help give those with motor neuron diseases their voices back?

On University at Buffalo Week: Finding ways to reduce AI’s energy consumption can be crucial.

On University at Buffalo Week: Inclusive design works to eliminate friction for everyone, but how do we achieve it?

On University at Buffalo Week: What can we learn from embracing historically marginalized students on campuses?

What can protein shape tell us about Alzheimer’s disease?

Do you have a junk food craving?

Why is the turnover rate so high for CFOs, and what can we do about it?

The creation of NASA’s space shuttle years ago may still spark innovation today.

Choosing between collecting fingerprints or the DNA is often a decision crime-scene investigators must make; but why can they not get both?

On New York University Week: How do animals make inferences?

On New York University Week: Think you can match inaugural address quotes to the presidents who spoke them?

On New York University Week: Boomeranging back to live with your parents may be necessary, but not helpful in the long term.

On New York University Week: Does discrimination affect our immune system?

On New York University Week: How does housing affect which older adults go into a nursing home?

What can sororities teach us about belonging?

What happens when platforms recommend opinions instead of users?

There are stark mortality differences between pregnancy and abortion.

How do we pull back the curtain on China’s use of AI in its military?

What is Gulf War Illness and why is recognition important?

On Old Dominion University Week: A non-invasive method for detecting an aggressive brain tumor could be key for patients.

On Old Dominion University Week: How fast can a viral variant spread?

On Old Dominion University Week: When it’s hot out, some places are hotter than others.

On Old Dominion University Week: Can AI chatbots spread generalizations?

On Old Dominion University Week: Coastal resilience will be key going forward in a warming climate.

Are you good at multitasking?

The intersection of race, gender, and financial access needs further study.

What do electronic medical records have to do with declining COVID mortality rates at hospitals?

There may be encouraging news for ovarian cancer patients on the way.

Language can shape our societies and our political lives.

On Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at Virginia Tech Week: Can weight loss drugs help reduce alcohol use?

On Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at Virginia Tech Week: How do we distinguish which symptoms belong to what neurological disease?

On Fralin Biomedical Research Institute Week: Early interventions are key for children with cerebral palsy

On Fralin Biomedical Research Institute Week: Can a diet help you get more benefits from exercising?

On Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at Virginia Tech Week: Is there a better exercise than running for blood sugar control?

On Texas Christian University Week: Geography education may be getting an upgrade thanks to AI.

On Texas Christian University Week: Have you sent your DNA off to be tested?

On Texas Christian University Week: Misinformation in the medical field is not new.

On Texas Christian University Week: What you think about your body’s appearance can have many effects on your well-being.