Medicine’s Rubin, Zorumski write ‘Demystifying Psychiatry’ blog
Eugene Rubin, MD, PhD, and Charles F. Zorumski, MD, both at the School of Medicine, have been blogging for Psychology Today for several years. The two are celebrating their 1 millionth hit for their blog, “Demystifying Psychiatry,” which deals with research and issues in psychiatry, attempting to make them understandable and relevant.
The blueprint for a 3-D-printed gun was uploaded in book form to Amazon as a free speech exercise. Amazon removed it.
Neil Richards, the Thomas and Carol Greene Professor of Law
Portraits depict ‘struggles and joys’ of older transgender people
Vanessa Fabbre, assistant professor, Brown School
‘The meaning of labor’s win in Missouri’
Sociologist Jake Rosenfeld, of Arts & Sciences, writes a piece in The American Prospect about what lessons the labor movement can learn from Missouri voters overwhelmingly siding with unions in this month’s election rejecting a so-called “right to work” law.
Don’t believe the naysayers: Self-driving cars are already here in many way
Sanjoy Baruah, professor of computer science and engineering
Ice Cube’s Big3 shoots for basketball-hungry TV viewers on Fox
Patrick Rishe, Director, Olin Sports Business Program & Senior Lecturer of Management
A Visual Record of the Joys, Fears and Hopes of Older Transgender People
Vanessa Fabbre, assistant professor, Brown School
We Discovered Helium 150 Years Ago. Are We Running Out?
Sophia Hayes, professor of chemistry
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