Marc Maron’s story offers important insights into the ways that negative emotionality and neuroticism develop and change; affect coping, relationships, and daily functioning; and both shape and are shaped by challenging and stressful life experiences.
August 10–29, Assistant Professor Aubreya Adams sailed aboard the research vessel Sikuliaq as co-chief scientist with the Alaska Amphibious Community Seismic Experiment
Marital relationships evolve over time – even bad ones. As the degree of conflict in the home shifts, how does it affect and predict the mental health outcomes of the children who witness it?
Ten times in the past decade, Associate Professor Mike Loranty has flown to a remote research station in the Siberian settlement of Cherskiy to observe the Cajander larch firsthand.
In honor of its impact, the paper “Power Awareness in Network Design and Routing” — co-authored by Professor of Computer Science Joel Sommers — was just awarded a 2019 IEEE INFOCOM Test of Time Paper Award.
When Elodie Fourquet was a graduate student in computer science at the University of Waterloo in Canada, she was charged with creating a T-shirt for a computer ...
For most of us, barnacles are barely noticed — just some shells that blend into the rocks at the beach. For ship owners, they are a nuisance, adhering to ships’...
Prof. Bruce Hansen and colleagues have found that convolutional neural networks process images in stages that correspond to the same stages in the human brain.
