News and Awards

This new research highlights how two brain systems work together to support learning from rewards and consequences during adolescence.

The grant is in support of a project titled "Influencer-Led Education and Navigation to Improve Follow-Up Care Engagement in Adolescent and Young Adult Leukemia and Lymphoma Survivors."

The award honored Prof. Mroczek for his pioneering contributions to understanding personality development across the lifespan and its impact on health and well-being.

The Society for Research in Psychopathology (SRP) is a scientific organization created to bring together researchers in clinical science and related fields.

This work aims to characterize how adolescent brain development supports the maturation of memory-guided decision-making.

The conference brought together experts on developmental and leadership science to formulate a multilevel developmental science framework for the study of leadership in children and adolescents.

The Diversity Science Award recognizes early to mid-career researchers who have made substantial, innovative, and sustained contributions to advancing the social psychology of diversity.

New institute will study psychology of emerging adults, leading to innovative wellness programming for students at the University and beyond

The Alliance for Research with Chicagoland Communities Community-Academic Research Partnership Award recognizes exemplary research collaborations that embody the principles of community-driven inquiry.

ACM SIGCHI is the premier international community of students and professionals dedicated to advancing research, education, and practical innovation in human-computer interaction.