Research News
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Food Marketing and Research on Kids Lacks Government OversightLax industry self-regulation and no rules on research leave children vulnerable to marketing of unhealthy food, according to a new analysis
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Racial Bias in White Children Linked to Beliefs about the Causes of InequalityThose who believe that inequalities are caused by “natural” or “internal” differences among racial groups show more racial bias against Black children
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Nearly Two Dozen NYU Professors Among the World’s Most Cited ResearchersNYU researchers again recognized for publishing papers in top 1% by citations for their fields
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Scientists Find New Variations Among Sperm CellsResearch Offers Additional Insights into the Reproductive Process
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Diving For Treasure in a Huge Data PoolNYU’s Medicaid Data Initiative Churns Evidence on What Ails New Yorkers
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Our Brains “Time-Stamp” Sounds to Process the Words We HearNew Research Shows Why We Hear “Lemon” and Not “Melon”
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Researchers Unveil Data-Driven, Automated Machine-Learning System for Detecting Emerging Public Health ThreatsNew York University, Carnegie Mellon, and NYC Health experts test and develop new pre-surveillance method.
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Intensified Meat Production in Response to Climate Change Would Bring Short-Term Rewards, Long-Term RisksRamped-Up Animal Agriculture Would Increase Efficiency, But Potentially Increase Animal-Borne Diseases, Risk of Future Pandemics, New Analysis Finds
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Anthropologists Find New Ways Female Bones Are Permanently Altered After Giving BirthAnalysis of Primates Shows Permanent Changes in Bone Composition After Giving Birth, Breastfeeding
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Was Choreographer George Balanchine Ahead of His Time—Or of It?A new book examines the genius and the complexity of the man called the Father of American ballet