Research News
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New Psychology Study Unearths Ways to Bolster Global Climate Awareness and Climate ActionGlobal Research Team’s Work Spurs Creation of “Behavioral Science” Tool for Policymakers and Advocacy Groups
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NYU Researchers Among the World’s Most CitedTwenty-two faculty recognized for publishing papers in top 1% by citations for their fields
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Online Course Informs Urban Planners in the Global South, Where Cities Are Densifying and Expanding RapidlyNYU Marron Institute provides municipal authorities with practical techniques for managing population growth amid climate change
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New Compound Outperforms Pain Drug by Indirectly Targeting Calcium ChannelsResearchers identify a small molecule that inhibits four types of pain in preclinical studies
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How Social Work Researchers are Developing Culturally Specific Interventions to Assist Youth of Color in DespairNYU Silver Dean Michael Lindsey and colleagues investigate suicide risk among Black and Latinx adolescents
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Studies Illustrate Moderate Awareness—and Room for Growth—with New 988 LifelinePublic survey and social media analysis provide insight into knowledge and use of the lifeline
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Did Nature Have a Hand in the Formation of the Great Sphinx?Researchers turn to erosion in exploring the role natural elements had in building an architectural wonder.
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Fighting Child Poverty, One Hard-Boiled Egg at a TimeSchool children’s nutritional status improved, as seen in changes in their height, weight, and body mass in less-developed villages in China, NYU study finds.
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Can AI Grasp Related Concepts After Learning Only One?Research Shows New Promise for “Compositional Generalization”
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Courant's Lerrel Pinto Wins Packard Foundation FellowshipComputer Science Professor Aims to Enhance Robots’ “General-Purpose Intelligence”