OPEN SCIENCE

Fostering Collaboration in Science

By Julia Stewart Lowndes, Openscapes

FUTURE OF WORK

Workers are Hungry for Guidance on Using AI, New Research Shows

By Peter Cardon, University of California

BRAIN DRAIN

U.S. Must Invest in Emerging Scientists

By Kafui Dzirasa, Duke University

MINDFULNESS

Want to Be More Present? Try Taking Out Your Phone

By Kristin Diehl, University of Southern California

financially trapped

Why do women stay with their abusers? Here’s one overlooked reason.

By Emily Nix of the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business

ECONOMIC ABUSE

Why Do Women Stay with Their Abusers? Here’s One Overlooked Reason.

By Emily Nix, University of Southern California

EQUITY AND REAL ESTATE

Who Decides What American Neighborhoods Look Like?

By Mark Stapp, Arizona State University, and Murphy Cheatham, CBRE

CAREER PATHS

Are You Hung Up on That Career Path You Didn’t Choose?

By Rachel Burgess, Arizona State University

WEATHER FORECASTING

How AI Can Help Predict Weather in the Era of Climate Change

By Priya Donti, Climate Change AI

BRAND LOYALTY

To Build Love for Your Brand, Focus on Customer Experience and Innovation

By Hang Nguyen, Michigan State University

PSYCHOLOGY & AI

AI is Taking Over Our Workplaces. Here’s How It Could Impact Human Psychology—and Vice Versa

By Nathanael Fast, University of Southern California

DEI AND HEALTHCARE

A More Diverse Biomedical and Healthcare Workforce is Within Our Reach

By Tracie Locklear, North Carolina Central University, Kathryn Dickerson and Kafui Dzirasa, Duke University

Speech

Research: Men Speak More Abstractly Than Women

By Cheryl Wakslak, University of Southern California, and Priyanka Joshi, San Francisco State University

GIG ECONOMY

We’re Headed for a Great Gig Divide. Here’s Why We Should Be Worried

By Eric Anicich, University of Southern California

Inclusion and DEI

How a Culture of Conformity Can Stymie Even the Best of DEI Intentions

By Sarah Townsend, University of Southern California

Dollar Stores and Food Deserts

Are Dollar Stores the Villains They’ve Been Made Out to Be?

By Lauren Chenarides, Arizona State University