Senior social scientist Alexus Brown is among the 29 emerging leaders selected for the mentorship and professional development program.

A critic of what he says are unjustifiably bold claims in his field, the Pitt physicist advocates for more data sharing in a new paper in Science.  

The research assistant professor will study goal-directed vs. habitual behavior over the next three years.

“Domestic Service in the Soviet Union” picked up honors from the American Historical Association and the Association for Women in Slavic Studies.

The Pitt professor of chemistry, known for pioneering rare-event molecular simulations, earned her PhD in biophysics from the school in 2002.

Pitt student Daniel Ivanov discovered what may be the earliest barred spiral galaxy that astronomers have ever found.

The professor emeritus received the 2026 Award for Distinguished Scientific Contributions, a first for the Department of Psychology.

These Pitt students are using computing skills and AI tools to design new experiences and preserve cultural stories.

Alex Taylor’s description of “Pittsburgh” will introduce thousands of travelers each year to the legacy and history of Alexander Calder’s iconic mobile.

A study out of Nadine McQuarrie’s lab found that river capture resulted in these vast geographical structures in the Andean Plateau.