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The Brain's Primitive 'Fear Center' Is Actually a Sophisticated Mediator
February 27, 2026

Study finds the amygdala helps the brain think strategically about the choices presented amid uncertainty.
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Equipping Future Leaders to Optimize Electricity Grids and Markets
February 18, 2026

Understanding electricity grids and markets is critical for energy leaders to facilitate the affordable integration of renewable sources while ensuring grid stability. Knowledge of these systems helps leaders advocate for supportive policies and plan necessary infrastructure upgrades.
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Betting on the Underdog can Lead to (Red) Giant Returns
February 17, 2026

Graduate student Artemis Theodoridis is using her latest catalog of red giant stars to prove to the asteroseismic community that TESS data is worth paying attention to.
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The Hop Announces Arts Integration Research Grants
February 13, 2026

The initiative funds faculty and student projects and strengthens campuswide collaboration.
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Bacterial Hitchhikers Can Give Their Hosts Super Strength
February 9, 2026

Study finds plasmids pack bacteria into dense groups more resistant to antibiotics.
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