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Habit formation can help us avoid some of the problems of moods determining our behavior, can help us resist distractions, and overall help us to be better writers because they force us to write regularly and often. But you can’t establish a good habit if you don’t understand what actually works for you. A fundamental aspect of building a sustainable writing practice is noticing.

Study led by Kari Nadeau, MD/PhD '95, is first to examine links between PM2.5 and maternal and fetal health at level of a single cell.

A new solar-powered aircraft will provide data on how climate change impacts the ozone layer better and faster than ever before thanks to the work of a team that includes PhD student Joe C. Gonzales. 

Study co-authored by L. Nicolas Gonzalez Castro, PhD '12, finds slow-growing glioma tumors become more aggressive when their cells acquire new genetic mutations.

Inspired by her multilingual upbringing in the Catalonia region of Spain, PhD candidate Saima Malik-Moraleda studies the brain to find the universal principles behind how it deciphers all language—and even how we define what language is. 

Michael Droste, PhD '24, turned to the study of economics and government policy to make sense of what he saw growing up in Iowa, a state that experienced a decades-long decline in manufacturing and jobs.