Do You Have a Nosy Coworker? BU Research Finds Snooping Colleagues Send Our Stress Levels Rising
Organizational psychologist Richard A. Currie studies the difference between prying and friendly curiosity—and nosiness’ impact […]
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Organizational psychologist Richard A. Currie studies the difference between prying and friendly curiosity—and nosiness’ impact […]
BU student researcher develops comic-style graphics for Boston Medical Center immigrant health unit.
Maria Abate and her students are working with the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) […]
BU researcher and physician Wendy Qiu says Lumipulse can help with clinical trials and screening […]
BU communications researcher Michelle Amazeen on what we lose when we stop regulating information as […]
Research by BU political scientist and Andrew Carnegie Fellowship winner Jacob Brown shows that where […]
Accounts focus on research, student life, and public outreach; “All of the posts have impacted […]
Student researcher and daughter of a lobsterman Sierra Koerber-Marx (CAS’26) dives to help save sugar […]