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Diagnosing the world economy
Neuroeconomics expert Camelia M. Kuhnen explains why the coronavirus has made the market so volatile.
Why do sea turtles eat ocean plastics? New research points to smell
A Carolina research team is studying the impact of plastics on sea turtles and other ocean species.
Library presents a view of ‘Race Deconstructed’
The new exhibit, opening today in Wilson Library, examines the historical role of science in creating concepts of race.
Two-time Carolina alumna graduates from NASA astronaut basic training
Zena Cardman is a member of the first class of astronauts to graduate under the Artemis program, which aims to land the first woman and next man on the moon by 2024.
New study estimates the global extent of river ice loss as Earth warms
A new study from Carolina researchers found that annual river ice cover will decline by about six days for every one degree Celsius increase in global temperatures.
The meaning of emotions may differ across the world, new research shows
In the largest study of its kind, Carolina researchers examined languages around the world and how humans conceptualize emotions.