Unmasking Ugliness
Al Duncan has spent the last 15 years exploring why humans are drawn to the unpleasant and uncomfortable aspects of life.
Al Duncan has spent the last 15 years exploring why humans are drawn to the unpleasant and uncomfortable aspects of life.
From Black Twitter to influential women, Carolina faculty discuss recent book projects and the research that went into them.
Catherine Pabalate researches the intersection of public health and humanities.
Willie Payne works with blind and low-vision musicians to make music more accessible.
Lilly Nekervis is modifying a robot dog to be a guide for people who are visually impaired.
After helping create a fact-checking service in South Korea, Heesoo Jang continues to improve trust between readers and the media at Carolina.
Undergraduate researchers from Carolina’s 2024 graduating class share how research has shaped their college experience.
Keith Sawyer teaches innovative thinking by studying the psychology of creativity in group settings.
How will artificial intelligence change the world? This is just one of many questions philosopher Thomas Hofweber hopes to answer.