
Paul M. Rand
@paulmrand
Vice President of Communications, University of Chicago
#UChicago
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19-06-2008 14:07:50
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I’m committed to telling the truth and pushing back on the conspiracy theories being peddled to the American people. Thank you National Press Club for the opportunity to discuss this and the other major issues we’re facing as a nation. press.org/events/headlin…

Trusted voices: a well-constructed and thoughtfully targeted podcast can amplify faculty expertise and build public trust, says Paul M. Rand, host of Big Brains Podcast bit.ly/3yKjcrb


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The Big Brains team (Paul M. Rand Matthew Hodapp Lea Battle 🇺🇦🌻) greatly appreciates your support of the podcast and our mission of sharing the impact of UChicago research with a global audience: 🎧givingday.uchicago.edu/campaigns/big-…🎧 #UChiGivingDay

No kidding. Mindblowing. Texas GOP gives Illinois businesses reasons to stay away chicagobusiness.com/greg-hinz-poli… via Crain's Chicago Business





Could #climate change require a new category of #hurricane? On Big Brains, climate scientist Michael Wehner Berkeley Lab discusses how a warming world is leading to more extreme weather. 🎧 Listen: ms.spr.ly/6017YkpwW

In the latest season of “The Bear,” Uncle Jimmy lectures Carmy about the breakthrough discoveries at UChicago—and the field-defining scholars behind them. Watch him explain carbon dating—one of the topics featured in the series “The Day Tomorrow Began.” youtu.be/3EwduM3pAyA?si…

How does someone in their 80s have the memory of a 50-year-old? On Big Brains, The University of Chicago Prof. Emily Rogalski explores her research on "superagers"—and what makes some people's brain so youthful. Listen: ms.spr.ly/6017Wu5UU


What role do parents play in their children's success in school? UChicago Harris Policy Prof. @Ariel_Kalil examines how simple interactions—like reading 15 minutes a day—can close the achievement gap and spark learning. ms.spr.ly/6017qZrfL


FACT: Big Brains Podcast is in 3rd place in #Webbys People’s Voice. FACT: They can’t win without your vote 👉 vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/…

What happens inside your body when you’re very sad for a long time? On the Big Brains Podcast, Prof. Mary-Frances O'Connor of the University of Arizona discusses the science of grief—and how to help your body recover. ms.spr.ly/6012qInoi #podcast #selfhelp #science #psychology


How can behavioral science address violence in America? On Big Brains Podcast, Prof. Jens Ludwig of UChicago's Crime Lab says most shootings are not premeditated but rather impulsive—driven by fast, emotional thinking. Listen: ms.spr.ly/6017SRIhD


A loved one suddenly stops caring. Is it a midlife crisis—or is something happening in their brain? On Big Brains Podcast, UC San Francisco neurologist Bruce Miller explores frontotemporal dementia—a little-known disease that alters behavior, empathy and even creativity. ms.spr.ly/6016Sioa0
