The Brain Consumes Half of a Child's EnergyNew study by IPR's Christopher Kuzawa proposes that variation in brain energy expenditure during childhood could be linked to obesity riskRead more...
Faculty Spotlight: Annette D'OnofrioLinguistics scholar and IPR associate Annette D'Onofrio studies how speech defines our perceptions of ourselves and others.Read more...
Accuracy v. Cost in the 2020 CensusIn a working paper, statisticians Bruce Spencer and Zachary Seeskin weigh the importance of an accurate census count versus the financial expense of gathering information.Read more...
IPR@50: The Fourth DecadeDuring the 2000s, IPR built on its strong interdisciplinary structure to elevate education policy to a formal research area and launch two innovative research centers.Read more...
RESEARCH
The Impact of Car Pollution on Infant and Child Health
D. Alexander and H. Schwandt
Self-Selection into Corrupt Judiciaries
J. Gans-Morse
The Role of Neonatal Health in the Incidence of Childhood Disability
T. Elder, D. Figlio, S. Imberman, and C. Persico
IN THE NEWS
- Newsweek: The Brain Gobbles Up Almost Half of a Child's Energy Chris Kuzawa
- AP: Census Bureau Estimates Show Chicago Population Declining Christine Percheski
- NYTimes: No, Night Owls Aren’t Doomed to Die Early Kristen Knutson
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