Research News
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NYU Researchers Map Anti-Asian Bias and Xenophobia at State LevelA study finds that Republican-majority and swing states showed indications of greater stereotyping of Asian-born and Asian Americans, with European Americans more likely to see them as foreign.
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NYU Takes Quantum Step in Establishing Cutting-Edge Tech Hub in Lower ManhattanIn an industry first, NYU and Qunnect sent quantum information through standard telecom fiber in New York City, using Qunnect’s quantum-secure networking technology
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What Defines a Safety-Net Hospital?Study examines varied definitions and shared characteristics for hospitals serving low-income and uninsured populations
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“Gates of Heaven” Calcium Channel Drives Oral Cancer Pain and GrowthORAI1 fuels oral cancers—and may provide promising therapeutic target
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New Research Finds Way to Reduce Bias in ChildrenPsychology study shows that focus on structural origins of inequality can diminish biased views of others’ economic status
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More than Meets the Eye: New Research Shows How the Visual System Contributes to MemoryStudy identifies neural dynamics that our visual system uses to transform what we see into what we do
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Extreme Heat May Hasten Cognitive Decline in Vulnerable PopulationsBlack older adults and residents of disadvantaged neighborhoods at greater risk for cognitive decline linked to heat waves
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Factoring the True Benefit of Curbing Carbon Emissions into Policy AnalysisResearchers update the way the EPA measures the economic impact of regulations designed to fight climate change
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When Facing Language Barriers, Having the Same Home Health Nurse Improves OutcomesConsistent home nursing care prevents hospital readmissions among older adults with limited English proficiency—equivalent to having a nurse who speaks the same language
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Novel Molecules Fight Viruses by Bursting Their Bubble-like MembranesTargeting the membrane of a virus, rather than its proteins, could lead to a new generation of antivirals