In their research, Brittany Hansen and Julia Burger from the Lewis Katz School of Medicine have found that parents trust RSV immunization to protect newborns, despite hesitancy toward COVID-19 and flu shots.

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Marisol Tellez, Eugene M. Dunne and Elizabeth Konneker researched origins of dental anxiety.

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David B. Sarwer and Leah M. Schumacher are experts on obesity and its treatment. Sarwer directs the Center for Obesity Research and Education in the College of Public Health, and Schumacher conducts research for the center.

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The National Science Foundation has awarded a $1 million grant to College of Science and Technology Dean Miguel Mostafá and his research team to advance their high-energy astrophysics project.

Elizabeth Taylor is among the researchers developing JournAI, a first-of-its-kind mentorship app for student-athletes, with support from a two-year NCAA Innovations in Research and Practice Grant.

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Sunil Wattal, left, and Vinod Venkatraman, right, published new research examining which kinds of ads land best with distracted consumers.

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Bench Ansfield, assistant professor of history, examines the 1970s landlord arson wave in their new book Born in Flames.

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Kallie Willets, a professor of chemistry in the College of Science and Technology, will represent Temple’s efforts in the The Center for Single-Entity Nanochemistry and Nanocrystal Design, which recently received $20 million in Phase 2 funding through the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Centers for Chemical Innovation program.

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A new study from Elizabeth Taylor and Gareth Jones takes a closer look at the leadership traits developed by young women who participate in sports.

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