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As you squash the fruit flies invading your kitchen this summer, take a moment to revere them.

Influential computer scientist Kathy McKeown heads up two multi-million dollar grants—one to analyze cross-cultural norms and another to better understand grief in the Black community.

With the number of confirmed cases rising in the U.S. and other countries around the world, New York has declared monkeypox an imminent threat to public health in the state.

Elom Amematsro, a graduate student in the Center for Theoretical Neuroscience at the Zuckerman Institute, uses computer code to build mathematical models that predict the behaviors of brain cells that move our bodies.

The economic forecast is gloomy and confusing. Faculty members and researchers offer analysis and advice.

Researchers from the Mailman School of Public Health found that expanding Medicaid coverage for adults also helps to cover children.

As the decision of the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates captures news headlines, it is important to ask if it has taken on too much responsibility. Can it fix our economy?

Historian Anupama Rao thinks about identity and difference, equality and exclusion, through the caste system.

In her new book, “Making Space for Justice,” Professor Michele Moody-Adams shows how such movements bridge the gap between political thought and political activism.

Ali Hirsa, a financial engineering professor, mines data to design an algorithmic model for works of art.

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