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Penn and CHOP Researchers Track Working Memory From Childhood Through Adolescence

Penn and CHOP Researchers Track Working Memory From Childhood Through Adolescence

Working memory, the ability to hold information in your mind, think about it and use it to guide behavior, develops through childhood and adolescence and is key for successful performance at school and work. Previous research with young children has documented socioeconomic disparities in performance on tasks of working memory.

Evan Lerner

Heather Williams Appointed Sixth Presidential Professor at Penn

Heather Williams Appointed Sixth Presidential Professor at Penn

Heather Andrea Williams has been named the sixth Presidential Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, effective July 1.  Williams will be Presidential Professor and Professor of Africana Studies in the School of Arts and Sciences.
‘Couldn’t Be Chased From Studying Russia,’ Penn Professor Labors On

‘Couldn’t Be Chased From Studying Russia,’ Penn Professor Labors On

A research trip to Russia 12 years ago has left University of Pennsylvania political science professor Rudra Sil with an appreciation of why some people fear that extreme far-right groups will gain more influence in the new Ukraine. On June 9, 2002, Sil was attacked on the streets of Moscow.

Jacquie Posey

Penn Students Try Disengaging With Technology to Build Relationships

Penn Students Try Disengaging With Technology to Build Relationships

No phones, tablets or computers are allowed.At the University of Pennsylvania, the Penn Disconnects student group is encouraging students to unplug from technological devices and instead engage in human contact with friends on campus.

Jeanne Leong