Here’s what we are reading today: babies and advanced degrees are compatible ““As more women entered the labor force and became professionals, a lot of them put off having children, said William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, who was not involved in the analysis. “But then they realize Read more…
Heres what we are reading today: theories about schizophrenia “Published May 4, 2015, in Nature Neuroscience, the new findings may eventually lead to treatment strategies targeted for the underlying causes of schizophrenia and related disorders, said the study’s corresponding author Scott Soderling, an associate professor of cell biology and neurobiology Read more…
the “other” happening in Las Vegas this weekend besides “the fight of the century” was the conference of the Western Psychological Conference! I had a great time! I met one of my early students who now is a coauthor on a textbook, friends and many students and faculty who made Read more…
Here’s what we are reading today: new techniques in eye gaze tracking “Dr Pradipta Biswas, Senior Research Associate in the Department’s Engineering Design Centre, and the other researchers provided two major enhancements to a standalone gaze-tracking system. First, sophisticated software interprets factors such as velocity, acceleration and bearing to provide Read more…
We hear so much these days about how Millennials, or those born approximately between the years of 1982 and 2004. In other words, these are most of our current college students now and for the next 7-8 years. Response to the characteristics of this cohort has been mixed so far. Read more…