Research - The Temple News

The co-authors of the study sit in Paul Pavlou’s office on Jan. 30 to discuss the study. | Kara Milstein TTN

Fox professors link brain activity to ad success

03 February 2015 Steve Bohnel

Fox professors found which part of the brain responds to advertisements.

Dr. Erik Cordes is reflected in a case of coral in his office in the Bio-Life building. Cordes and a team of researchers collected coral samples for the tests during a month-long trip on a research ship in 2010. |KARA MILSTEIN TTN

Climate change tough for deep-sea coral

27 January 2015 Liora Engel-Smith

Corals were subjected to harsh conditions deemed likely by century’s end.

Even small head impacts can damage neurons

20 January 2015 Liora Engel-Smith

A protein called PINCH, indicative of brain damage, was found in athletes.

HIV research continuing

13 January 2015 Liora Engel-Smith

Researchers hope to hone their method of virus removal for safe use in humans.

President Theobald announces seed funding for arts and humanities research

21 October 2014 Kate Reilly

President Theobald’s office to fund arts and humanities research

14 October 2014 Marcus McCarthy

He made the announcement in a “State of the University” address to the Faculty Senate on Tuesday.

Temple's School of Medicine, located north of Main Campus near the intersection of Tioga and Broad streets. | HUA ZONG TTN

University researchers find potential HIV cure

21 July 2014 Logan Beck

After nearly two years of research, a molecular combination found to cure cells of HIV was published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The method is still a long way from widespread public use, however.

Criticism of professors’ study grows as university finishes ethics review

09 July 2014 Joe Brandt

Complaints of biased funding focus on two economics professors’ 2013 private-prison study.

University to review ethics complaint regarding two professors

13 June 2014 Joe Brandt

In a study of privately-run prisons, funding from private prison companies was not originally stated, something the complaint argues influenced objectivity.

The Rudmans to donate $1 million to SMC’s TUTV program

29 April 2014 Joe Brandt

The philanthropists followed up on donation that started campus station.