Research

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Feeling rushed at the food ordering kiosk? You’re not alone
New research from Temple University examines ordering anxiety when using kiosks in a busy restaurant.
April 12, 2024
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Temple professor helps African national malaria programs combat deadly new strains
Simulations from Maciej Boni’s Temple University lab are helping African countries implement strategies to slow down drug resistance in malaria.
April 3, 2024
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New research outlines how airlines covertly lobby Congress
New Temple research outlines how airlines work to lobby Congress.
April 2, 2024
Temple earns top 100 ranking for patents awarded
The ranking highlights the university’s commitment to innovation and invention.
Johanna Jarcho at the Temple University Brain Research and Imaging Center
Swipe left or right: New study examines social anxiety in adolescents
Johanna Jarcho and her team have been awarded over $3.7 million from the National Institute of Mental Health to study social anxiety in adolescents.
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Post #MeToo movement, new study finds the sport industry still has work to do
Women who work in sports continue to be sexually harassed at disproportionate numbers, study finds
Ollie Goss in the makerspace
Temple University Libraries launches new Makerspace Residency program
This new initiative supports the development of research and creative projects.
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What makes the Super Bowl so super?
Temple faculty members Jennifer Freeman and Bryant Simon discuss why the Super Bowl continues to be so super year after year.
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STHM study shows how Black college athletes alter self-presentation to avoid biases
Black college athletes often alter their self-presentation, study finds
Professor Sudhir Kumar at the white board teaching a small seminar class
3 Temple professors earn global recognition for research impact
Professors Criner, Kumar and Pond have been honored as “Highly Cited Researchers” by Clarivate, a global leader in data and analytics across the research, tech and innovation industries.
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Temple researchers examine patterns of inequality in banned books
A study of banned books at Temple explores questions of representation.
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Temple’s partnership with Cresco Labs explores cannabis’ untapped medical potential
Researchers from across Temple University are continuing to investigate cannabis as a treatment option for a variety of medical conditions.
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NIH awards grant to Temple professor to develop an app for incarcerated Philadelphia women
NIH has awarded Sarah Bauerle Bass a three-year $754,000 grant to create an app for women in prison who are at risk of HIV and opioid use disorder.