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#ExpertSpotlight: Why Does a Phone at Thanksgiving Dinner Sting So Much? New Study Points to Belonging
A NeuroImage study published Oct. 29 found that a glance at a phone hurts more after a warm welcome.
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#ExpertSpotlight: How Electric Vehicles Could Power Homes and Support the Electric Grid
@UDelaware researchers Willett Kempton and Rodney McGee are advancing technologies and standards that allow electric vehicles to send electricity back to homes and the power grid. Known as vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology, this approach could help consumers manage electricity costs, provide backup power and improve grid reliability.
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Covering Cuba?
Check out the latest from @AUG_University and connect today if you're following this story.
Cuba Opens the Door to Tourism Investment - But Will Anyone Walk Through?
Dr. Paolo Spadoni examines Cuba’s tourism reforms and the challenges facing its economic recovery.
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#ExpertSpotlight: Rising Measles Cases Put Public Health Communication in Focus
Give this a read and connect with an #expert like Zach Jenkins from @cedarville today.
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When Pope Leo XIV was elected in May 2025, the first American-born pope and the first Augustinian friar to lead the Church, @VillanovaU became the first American university to claim a sitting pontiff as an alumnus.
Since then the world has had questions about his priorities, his travels and what his papacy means for the Church and beyond. Villanova has answered by putting its scholars front and center.
Its Papacy Experts hub brings together faculty in theology, law, sociology and Augustinian studies, including Massimo Faggioli, Michael Moreland, Ilia Delio and Tia Noelle Pratt.
They offer:
→ Timely insight into Pope Leo's travels and the challenges of his second year
→ Thoughtful answers to the questions people are asking about this papacy
→ Commentary already trusted by NPR, CNN, the Associated Press, the Financial Times and America Magazine
It's a model of how a university can serve journalists, students, alumni and the faithful alike: by making its expertise easy to find at the moment the world is paying attention.
Congratulations to the Villanova team. Take a look in the video below.
Link in the comments.
#Villanova #PopeLeoXIV #HigherEd #CatholicHigherEd
835 million dollars and the odds of winning Powerball’s jackpot are 1 in 292.2 million.
Rachel Volberg from @UMassAmherst is one of the world's leading #experts on the social and economic aspects of gambling, sports betting and problem gambling.
Connect today if you have questions.
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Diabetes Awareness Month: Why Early Action Could Change Millions of Lives
@AUG_University 's Dr. Lynn Glenn highlights how screening and healthier choices can save lives.
World Diabetes Day is Nov. 14 and the theme for 2026-2027 is Early Action. Worldwide, one out of nine adults are currently living with diabetes and in the United States, over 40 million people have diabetes. However, many people are undiagnosed and remain aware of their risk of diabetes.
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With governments around the globe reminding people to stockpile days of food and be ready for a crisis ... it's getting a lot of attention.
Need an #expert to explain what's going on?
Dr. Rodríguez-Espíndola from @AstonUniversity has a particular interest in the development of solutions to enhance humanitarian logistics and disaster response.
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Seen in @TheSun : Poland deploys ‘significant’ forces to Russian border after ‘disturbing’ incident amid fears of ‘armed incursion’
Are tensions escalating between Russia and Poland?
Adele Lindenmeyr, PhD, is an #expert in Russian history.
Connect with @VillanovaU today if you are covering and have questions.
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Texas goes blue ... and people are talking about how it happened!
The team @TCU can help break it all down if you have a story to cover.
Get in touch with the #experts on the ground today.
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