Nicholas Bowman, professor of higher education and student affairs in the College of Education and a CSSI researcher affiliate, recently published a study examining which characteristics of academic journal articles were associated with being cited in other research articles. Bowman found associations between citation counts and several article characteristics, including its cost to access, length, and title construction.

DeShauna Jones, assistant director of engagement, integration, and implementation at the Institute for Clinical and Translational Science and CSSI researcher affiliate, recently published a study that sheds light on how a hospital program – aimed at improving outpatient antibiotic prescribing – functions in real-world settings. The findings can help hospitals successfully implement an antibiotic stewardship program that is designed to prevent antibiotic overuse by reviewing prescriptions and making recommendations as patients prepare to leave the hospital.

Ethan Kutlu, assistant professor of communication sciences and disorders in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and CSSI researcher affiliate, recently published a study tracking how school-aged children categorize speech sounds. His research supports new evidence that speech categorization continues to evolve beyond the first year of life, extending into elementary school years and becoming more refined.

Two Center for Social Science Innovation (CSSI) researcher affiliates, Megan Gilster and Iulian Vamanu, have published a recent study that explores how collaborations between social work students and public libraries can support library staff's professional and personal needs.

Amy Colbert, researcher affiliate in the Center for Social Science Innovation (CSSI), has published a recent study that links changes in employees’ mood with how important they perceive their job’s tasks.