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The New Yorker: What Scientists Learned by Eavesdropping on Thousands of People

Dr. Linda Hollis named 2026-27 MENTOR Fellow

Matthias Mehl Arizona Science podcast

Arizona Science: Facing a literal loss for words

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How Brain Aging Affects Sleep Habits

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$3.8M NIH Grant Awarded for Suicide Risk Factor Research

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Memory Recall in Life Compared to in a Lab

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Mapping the Mind: Navigation's Role in Brain Connectivity

Congratulations to Our 2026 Outstanding Senior

Psychology Professor Receives University Faculty Service Award

Undergraduate Senior Aidan Rains

The senior who turned one psychology class into a clinical career

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