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Topic: Research

Rush-Hour Robotics

Rush-Hour Robotics

Winter 2007

Sex and the Female Mind

Sex and the Female Mind

Professor Anita Clayton (Med '82) explores the psychological dimension of women's discontentment with their sexual experiences.

Winter 2007

The Wired Mind

The Wired Mind

James Coan probes how the mind reacts to emotional situations, from holding hands to being homesick. Barry Condron blazes trails with computer images of fruit flies.

Winter 2007

Getting Out of a Jam

Getting Out of a Jam

Worsening traffic on Virginia roads demands high-tech solutions. The Smart Travel Lab uses advanced computer models to develop them.

Fall 2007

R&D in Brief

R&D in Brief

Fall 2007

Altered States

Altered States

For the past 30 years, UVA psychiatrist Bruce Greyson has tried to reach a scientific understanding of the phenomenon known as the near-death experience.

Summer 2007

Growing Bones

Growing Bones

Spring 2007

Learning Curve

Learning Curve

Spring 2007

Research Party

Research Party

Spring 2007

R&D in Brief

R&D in Brief

Spring 2007

Almost All Air

Almost All Air

UVA scientists led by Professor Pamela M. Norris research aerogels, solids that are 98 percent air.

Winter 2006

R&D In Brief

R&D In Brief

Winter 2006

Naming Evil

Naming Evil

Professor Jennifer Geddes analyzes the use of the word "evil" in a forthcoming book.

Winter 2006

Snap Judgments

Snap Judgments

The Implicit Association Test, developed by a team including UVA psychology professor Brian Nosek, shows the influence of unconscious attitudes on behavior.

Winter 2006

Home by the Sea

Home by the Sea

Winter 2006