UNC School of Education researcher Dorothy Espelage explains how our ideas about what makes a child a bully have changed.

UNC College of Arts & Sciences professor Perry Hall researches how music and expressive culture emerging from grassroots African American spaces shape the American perspective.

With leadership from researchers at RENCI, UNC will lead a $20 million project to create a platform for testing novel internet architectures that could enable a faster, more secure internet.

A UNC study explored how various forms of meditation, like loving-kindness meditation, affect our health and slow down our aging process at the genetic levels.

Psychology professor Paschal Sheeran applies his research to life advice. According to his research, we successfully achieve our goals only half the time. Here are his three steps to go from dreaming to doing.  

In this article by the Scientific American, psychology and neuroscience associate professor Kristen Lindquist discusses how we perceive emotions on other people’s faces.

Chemistry professor Matthew Redinbo discusses the fascinating world of the the gut microbiome, and how research into its interaction with drugs can inform how new medicines are created and tested. 

Less TV and more activity may mean extra years free of heart disease and stroke, according to UNC Gillings School of Public Health’s Carmen Cuthbertson, whose multi-decade study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association this week.

Danielle Christmas with UNC English and Comparative Literature joined The Institute Podcast to discuss her latest book project on the literature of the contemporary American white nationalist movement .

Nabarun Dasgupta with the UNC Injury Prevention Research Center spoke with WRAL news about ARCOS, which tracks the manufacture, distribution and shipment of medication across the country.