In his first column as APS President, University of Michigan professor Shinobu Kitayama lays out three steps toward creating a truly open psychological science and enabling the field to play a more significant role in addressing the urgent issues facing society. More
The American Philosophical Society is accepting applications for the Franklin and Lewis and Clark research grants. More
Developing a “true cognitive science” will depend on the integration of philosophy and psychological science, says researcher Valeria Giardino in a guest column. More
An innovative program at Indiana University shows how university generated research can help policymakers tackle real-world issues, including treatment for substance-use disorders. More
The National Science Foundation has announced a new NSF-wide program called Growing Convergence Research. Through this program, NSF looks to fund research proposals on the topic of integrative, interdisciplinary team research that addresses complex social problems. More
Colleagues celebrate the life of an APS Past President and William James Fellow who introduced the world to social neuroscience and championed interdisciplinary research. More
