Ece Demir-Lira, CSSI researcher affiliate, studies how children's brains and environments work together to shape learning. Read the story from CLAS.

Isaac Petersen, CLAS researcher and CSSI researcher affiliate, draws on his experience as a preschool teacher to better understand behavior issues and improve early prevention efforts. Read the story from CLAS.

A new federally funded research initiative will explore how therapeutic group singing can improve communication, well-being, and quality of life for people living with Parkinson’s disease. Read the story from CLAS.

Artificial Intelligence is not just for work. In the The Academic Minute, Kenneth G. Brown, CSSI researcher affiliate, says AI is becoming a go-to technology for home use as well as the office. Listen to the podcast episode.

Ethan Kutlu, assistant professor of communication sciences and disorders and CSSI researcher affiliate, discusses his research and work in the Speech, Signs, and Systems Lab at the University of Iowa. He was also recently named an Outstanding Reviewer by Cognition, one of the most prestigious journals in psycholinguistics. Read the story from the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders.

Democracy Works host Chris Beem talks with Julianna Pacheco, professor and chair of political science and CSSI researcher affiliate, about how the politicization of health issues is impacting physicians across the country. Within, she discusses emergent findings from her recent survey launched through CSSI's Surveying the Social World initiative.

CSSI researcher affiliates Ken Brown and Brian An recently purchased 10 questions through CSSI's SurveyHarvest initiative. Results from the survey of 1,000 U.S. adults yielded surprising results as to how people are using artificial intelligence tools in their personal and professional lives, prompting a drive to dive deeper. Read about the findings from Iowa Capital Dispatch.