Research News
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The Black Women Behind Rock and RollAn NYU music historian points to the influences of African American groups such as the Shirelles in songs by Bob Dylan, the Beatles, and the Rolling Stones.
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NYU, Columbia, and Takeda Form Research Alliance for Gastrointestinal and Liver DisordersCollaboration will fund research to develop new drugs to treat gastrointestinal disorders
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Twenty-Six NYU Professors Among World’s Most-Cited ResearchersResearchers Named to 2020 List for Publishing Papers in Top 1 Percent by Citations
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Conservatives and Liberals Motivated by Different Psychological Factors, New Study ShowsLiberalism and conservatism are associated with qualitatively different psychological concerns, notably those linked to morality, shows a new study.
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Two Steinhardt Faculty Win Major Award in Art Therapy ResearchNYU Steinhardt’s Ikuko Acosta and Marygrace Berberian are the 2020 recipients of the Rawley Silver Research Award from the American Art Therapy Association.
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Biologists Create “Atlas” of Gene Expression in Neurons, Documenting the Diversity of Brain CellsUsing Gene Sequencing and Machine Learning, NYU Researchers Discover New Types of Neurons, Find That Gene Expression is More Diverse During Development
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Researchers Find that Affordable Care Act and Medicaid Expansions Improved Maternal Health for Low-Income WomenSignificant improvements seen in three preconception health indicators.
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Biden Leads Trump—In Online Searches for Yard SignsOnline searches for yard signs showing support for Joe Biden outpace those for Donald Trump yard signs, shows a new analysis by researchers at the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences.
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Republicans and Democrats Hate the Other Side More than They Love Their Own, New Analysis ShowsDisdain for the opposing political party now outweighs affection for one’s own party, shows a new analysis by a multidisciplinary team of researchers.
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NYU Rudin Center Report: New York Regional Economy to Suffer Catastrophic Effects If MTA Fails to Receive Federal AidReduced mass transit due to pandemic related budget cuts would decimate region – resulting in up to 450,000 jobs lost by 2022, $50 billion reduction in annual earnings, and Loss of $65 billion in regional GDP, according to the analysis.