People More Likely to Defer Making Decisions the Longer They Wait
Would you rather eat an apple or a banana?
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Researcher Looks at Healthy Changes Through a Political Lens
In Governing With Words: The Political Dialogue on Race, Public Poli
Extreme Rainfall Doesn’t Always Mean Extreme Erosion
In the Puerto Rican rain forest, a strong storm can drop a meter of rain
Penn Joins in $40 Million Grant to Establish Simons Observatory
The Simons Foundation has awarded a $38.4 million grant to establish the
Michael Platt Earns NIH Award for Neural Circuitry Work
Michael Platt, James S.
Two Scientists Elected to the National Academy of Sciences
Marsha Lester, Edmund J.
Penn Arts and Sciences Launches Vagelos Institute for Energy Science and Technology
Penn Arts and Sciences has announced the creation of the Vagelos Institu
Roger Chartier Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Roger Chartier, Annenberg Visiting Professor in History at Penn Arts and
Rogers Smith Elected to American Philosophical Society
Rogers Smith, Christopher H.
Penn Arts and Sciences Announces 2016 Teaching Awards
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