Boston University

psychiatry & psychology

David Proctor

Rehabilitation Sciences

Running for Life

November 1, 2016

experiment used by Boston University psychology professor Peter Blake where children were given 10 Starburst candies and asked them divide the candies into two bags, one to keep and one to give away

Psychology

Learning to Share

October 28, 2016

Barbara Shinn-Cunningham, professor of biomedical engineering at Boston University College of Engineering

Hearing Sciences

Tuning In

September 29, 2016

School of Education (SED) professors Jennifer Green, left, and Melissa Holt

Psychiatry & Psychology

Bullied in the Schoolyard, but Coping in College

April 25, 2016

Aging

Aging Too Fast, Too Young

April 19, 2016

human eye, photo by Andy Langager

Vision

What Rapid Eye Movement Reveals

April 1, 2016

Erika Wolf, Boston University School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry

Accolades

Presidential Honors for PTSD Researcher

March 9, 2016

Military

Psychiatry & Psychology

Alcohol Use Drives Up Depression among Military Service Members

January 4, 2016

Terence M. Keane, BUSM assistant dean for research, professor and vice chairman in the department of Psychiatry. Photo courtesy of Keane

Accolades

Keane Receives VA’s Highest Honor for Clinical Research

January 4, 2016

Peter Blake, assistant professor in Boston University department of psychological and brain sciences and director of Boston University Child Development Labs

Psychiatry & Psychology

“It’s Not Fair!”

November 18, 2015

New Chief Damage Controlman Keith Frizell stands at attention after being pinned to chief petty officer during a chief pinning ceremony aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71).

Psychiatry & Psychology

Suicide Risk in Veterans: A New Indicator?

November 11, 2015

Kim Mueser, executive director of the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation at Boston University Sargent College

Psychiatry & Psychology

Patient-Centered Team Treatment of Schizophrenia Works Best

October 26, 2015

Gerald Kidd and Jayaganesh Swaminathan study the cocktail party problem: why it’s so hard to distinguish one voice in a crowd. Can musical training help?

Hearing Sciences

The Cocktail Party Problem

October 5, 2015

Dr Richard Saitz

Addiction

Alcohol Only Carcinogen Touted for Possible Health Benefits

September 3, 2015

Steve Grossberg, Boston University Wang Professor of Cognitive and Neural Systems, in his home office

Neuroscience

Steve Grossberg’s Long Walk Toward the Light

August 6, 2015

Public Health

Recreational, Weekend Drug Use Can Morph into Daily Use

July 13, 2015

Homeless man sleeping on the street

Infectious Diseases

Hepatitis C Drives Hospital Visits for Homeless

May 27, 2015

Bhavya Narala, College of Arts & Sciences student, Boston University

Addiction

Breaking Nicotine’s Hold

May 7, 2015

Virginia Sapiro

Government & Law

Dean Sapiro Wins Harold Lasswell Award

April 15, 2015

Medicine

Top Research Paper Honors for School of Public Health Professor

March 9, 2015

Top Research Paper Honors for School of Public Health Professor