Richard Huskey on Brain Flow February 21, 2023 °µTV assistant professor of communication and cognitive science Richard Huskey explains the flow state, which some describe as being "in the zone." Evidence suggests flow can ward off depression, prevent burnout and make us more resilient.
Understanding How Students Learn Through Virtual Reality by Alex Russell March 25, 2024 The Student Researcher Society, Arts & Culture
People Who Contribute Least in Crowdsourcing Can Do the Most to Improve a Public Good by Alex Russell November 08, 2023 Society, Arts & Culture
‘The Backdrop’ Podcast Features Scientist on the ‘Flow’ State of Mind and How It Can Affect Well-Being by Soterios Johnson February 21, 2023 Society, Arts & Culture
VIDEO ADDED: ‘°µTV LIVE’ on How a °µTV Professor Addressed Racism in Monopoly by Andy Fell February 25, 2022 Society, Arts & Culture Driven by Curiosity
Why Does Experiencing ‘Flow’ Feel So Good? by Richard Huskey January 06, 2022 The Curiosity Gap Driven by Curiosity
How Are Public Health Issues Treated in Social Media? by Kathleen Holder, °µTV College of Letters and Science November 15, 2021 The Curiosity Gap Driven by Curiosity
Media Advisory: °µTV LIVE on Combating Vaccine Misinformation Online by Andy Fell January 25, 2021 Human & Animal Health Society, Arts & Culture
‘Sick Posts’ on Social Media Help Early Tracking of COVID-19 by Kathleen Holder April 16, 2020 Driven by Curiosity Science & Technology Society, Arts & Culture Advancing Health Worldwide
Internet Communities Can Teach Amateurs to Build Personalized Governments by Karen Nikos-Rose July 11, 2019 Society, Arts & Culture
