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July 19, 2017

Justice-in-Education Initiative Featured in Columbia Magazine

The Initiative is a partnership between the Center for Justice, lead by Professor Geraldine Downey, and the Heyman Center for the Humanities.

June 28, 2017

Graduate Student Mark Conley and Professor Tory Higgins Featured in the Harvard Business Review

An article on gender and entrepreneurship that was recently accepted into the Academy of Management Journal is now featured in theHarvard Business Review.

June 20, 2017

Prof. Lemgruber will Work with Prof. Hart to Conduct a Comparative Analysis of the Cost of The War on Drugs in Brazil and the United States

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Comparison of intranasal methamphetamine and d-amphetamine self-administration by humans

Matthew G. Kirkpatrick

Erik W. Gunderson

Chris-Ellyn Johanson

Frances R. Levin

Richard W. Foltin

Carl L. Hart

Twelve hour days in the brain and behavior of split hamsters

MP Butler

MN Rainbow

E Rodriguez

SM Lyon

R Silver

The Implicit Power Motive in Intergroup Dialogues About the History of Slavery

Ruth K. Ditlmann

Valerie Purdie-Vaughns

John F. Dovidio

Michael J. Naft

Beyond multiple pattern analyzers modeled as linear filters (as classical V1 simple cells): useful additions of the last 25 years.

Graham NV

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Justice-in-Education Initiative Featured in Columbia Magazine

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Prof. Lemgruber will Work with Prof. Hart to Conduct a Comparative Analysis of the Cost of The War on Drugs in Brazil and the United States

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Comparison of intranasal methamphetamine and d-amphetamine self-administration by humans

Twelve hour days in the brain and behavior of split hamsters

The Implicit Power Motive in Intergroup Dialogues About the History of Slavery

Beyond multiple pattern analyzers modeled as linear filters (as classical V1 simple cells): useful additions of the last 25 years.

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