Faculty Archive

Technology Historian Nathan Ensmenger checks the pulse of the e-health revolution.

Penn psychologists identify neural correlates of visual and verbal cognitive styles.

A new book by historian Steven Hahn takes up the hidden history of African American politics and the politics of writing history.

Penn political science faculty members weigh in on the new president’s challenges and opportunities for U.S. foreign policy.

Douglas Jerolmack and Federico Falcini of the Department of Earth and Environmental Science discuss the catastrophic oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.

English professor Charles Bernstein publishes book of selected poems.

Larry Rome and John MacDermott introduce students to cutting-edge motion analysis technology. Three biomechanics students share their eye-opening videos below.

An audio Q&A with Professor of American Social Thought and Professor of History Mary Frances Berry

An audio Q&A with political scientist Brendan O'Leary on his service as United Nations advisor.

Audio Q&A with American historian Thomas Sugrue

Historian Barbara Savage's new book examines tensions between faith and political activism in black churches.

Guthrie P. Ramsey, Jr. echoes the past in his latest musical projects.

John Lapinski shares his insider view on the Republican presidential nomination race.

Antonio Merlo riffs on Italy’s looming economic collapse.

Bioethicist Jonathan Moreno discusses the battle over science in America.

Religious studies professor Jamal Elias explores the culture of truck decoration in Pakistan.

Middle East scholar Heather Sharkey’s new book examines the impact of American Presbyterian missionaries in Egypt.

Anthropologist Adriana Petryna charts the expansion of the global clinical trials industry.

Sociologist Charles Bosk analyzes the effectiveness of checklists in patient safety.

Historian Richard Beeman’s new book explores the making of the American Constitution.