One Musician’s Poetic Process in the Recording Studio
"The Voice in the Headphones" by Prof. David Grubbs follows a musician during an "epic" day in the recording studio — and it's told in the form of a long poem. Read more ›
Understanding How Same-Sex Couples Approach Open Relationships
In order to curtail the spread of HIV among queer men, researchers must understand how they approach casual relationships. Read more ›
This Professor Is Using Nature Tech to Solve a NYC Water Problem
Professor Jennifer Cherrier is testing her ecoWEIR nature-based water system in Prospect Park to solve New York's water problem. Read more ›
The Startling History of Jewish Burial In New York
In the 17th century, the first Jews who arrived in New York asked for a special burial place for their dead. Centuries later, Jewish burial in the city tells a broader story about life in America. Read more ›
NYC’s Tech Economy and the Double Meaning of ‘Innovation Complex’
A new book called "The Innovation Complex" examines how government fostered the growth of New York City's tech sector, and how it's reshaping the ecoonomy. Read more ›
The Mental Process of Learning Is More Complex Than We Thought
A new study found that the ability to perform a physical action actually requires two separate mental processes. Read more ›
How Carbon-14 Sparked a Scientific Revolution & ‘Left an Imprint’
Prof. John Marra details just why Carbon-14 is the most important isotope — existing in every living thing — in his new book "Hot Carbon: Carbon-14 and a Revolution in Science." Read more ›
The Key to a Happy Retirement May Be Staying Active
A study co-authored by Prof. Jacob Shane looked at how adults fared pre- and post-retirement when it came to work, health, finances, relationships and more. Read more ›
Emotional Devotion: Tracking the Roots of ‘Affective Piety’
Brooklyn College Prof. Lauren Mancia focuses on John of Fécamp, an 11th century spiritual writer, in her book about the world's transition to an emotional relationship with God. Read more ›