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Presidential Column: Is Interdisciplinary Science Worth It?
“You don’t want scholars answering to two or more disciplines. You want them to enrich and integrate their own discipline with ideas drawn from others.”
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Member Spotlight: 2026 APS Spence Awardee Yuan Chang Leong’s Pursuit to Understand the Brain
Learn more about the Spence Awardee and his research into how social context and affect construct subjective experience.
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Seeking Empathy in the Age of AI
Findings are pushing psychologists to ask not only whether AI can simulate empathy, but what empathy requires in the first place.
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Teaching Collective Memory
Use this lesson plan to show students how collaboration reshapes both the content and structure of recall.
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Vaccines, Tylenol, and Leucovorin: Autism Scientists Band Together to Refute Misinformation
A year after the Coalition of Autism Scientists was established, Helen Tager-Flusberg talks about the creation, impact, and future of the organization.
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2026 James McKeen Cattell Sabbatical Awardees Will Study Nature Exposure, Adolescence, and Maternal Immunity
The award supplements the sabbatical allowance provided by each researcher’s institution for the 2026–2027 academic year, allowing the recipients to expand their research projects.
