Article quotes Rebecca Chaplin-Kramer, lead scientist at the Natural Capital Project, on a new model that examines how the environmental effects of climate change will impact people.
Quotes Shelley Correll, professor of sociology, on a Stanford-led study that found that 60 percent of developmental feedback linked to business outcomes was given to men; only 40 percent were given to women.
Article quotes Jamie Zeitzer, associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, on a study that identified a genetic mutation that allows the body to get by with less sleep.
Article cites Sumit Bhargava, clinical associate professor of pediatrics, on a new law that pushes back start times at most public middle and high schools.
Quotes Alia Crum, an assistant professor of psychology, on a study that found that people are much more likely to choose good-for-you foods if labeled with names that emphasize taste.
Article talks about research co-led by Thomas Dee, professor at the GSE and senior fellow at SIEPR, that found that older kids were better at self-regulation than their youngest peers.
