https://sites.temple.edu/cnltu/files/2025/07/The-Limits-of-Agency.pdf
Abstract It is commonly claimed that curiosity, agency, and choice enhance learning and memory in children. However, the few studies that have investigated this in young children reveal mixed effects on memory. To test this, in Experiment 1, children aged 4–7 years watched short cartoon clips and then viewed one of two endings: either in an “active” condition, where they made choices ...
https://sites.temple.edu/newcombe/files/2025/07/Nguyenetal.2025.JEPG_.pdf
Navigation and episodic memory are foundational cognitive processes that guide future decisions and are often linked to one another due to their behavioral and neural similarities. However, the extent and nature of their interdependence is unclear. We investigated this question using a real-world encoding experience with 8- to 13-year-old children and young adults. Participants were guided on ...
https://sustainability.temple.edu/sites/sustainability/files/Sustainability_Annual_Report_23-24.pdf
Five years ago, the updated 2019 Climate Action Plan set measurable goals and called upon the Temple community to collaborate across disciplines, silos and institutional levels to innovate in university operations, research, teaching and policy. This year marks an important milestone as we reflect on the progress made since the plan’s launch, celebrate successes and identify opportunities to ...
https://global.temple.edu/isss/students/current-students
International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) is here to help you every step of the way during your time at Temple. Seek guidance from ISSS on any matters related to immigration and your experience at Temple. Find more information about services provided to international students in the International Student Affairs and News and Events pages. See frequent topics of interest for current ...
https://law.temple.edu/wp-content/uploads/22.05.11-Salil-K-Mehra-CV.pdf
Charles B. Klein Professor in Law and Government, 2018-present (5-year rotating chair) Professor of Law, 2014-2018 Inaugural Co-Director, Temple University Institute for Law, Innovation and Technology (iLIT), 2020-present Director, LL.M. Program in Asian Law, 2017-present James E. Beasley Professor of Law, 2009-2014 (5-year rotating chair) Professor of Law, 2007-2009 Associate Professor of Law ...
https://sites.temple.edu/weishihyang/
David Klein and Wei-Shih Yang, ”Absence of phase transitions for continuum models of dimension d > 1”, Journal of Mathematical Physics 29, 1130-1133 (1988).
https://www.temple.edu/academics/degree-programs/statistics-data-science-ms-bu-sdsc-ms
Master of Science in Statistics and Data Science Hone the predictive analytics skills needed to join the next generation of elite data analysts with the Master of Science in Statistics and Data Science in Temple University’s Fox School of Business. This 30-credit graduate degree utilizes an innovative curriculum with classes offered in-person on Temple's Main Campus. Students have the option ...
https://global.temple.edu/isss/faculty-staff-and-researchers/j-1-research-scholars-professor/prospective-j-1-exchange-visitors/limitations-j-status
J-1 scholar status may not be used for tenure-track faculty positions or administrative/staff positions. It is limited to those who hold temporary, "visiting" academic positions that require a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree. This status is inappropriate for anyone wishing to pursue US Permanent Residency (Green Card). Prior to requesting J-1 sponsorship from ISSS, departments should check ...
https://tuljournals.temple.edu/index.php/kjm
The Katz Journal of Medicine is excited to announce we are now accepting submissions for the inaugural issue. Authors should review the About the Journal and Author Information pages prior to submitting their work. All submissions will be peer-reviewed in a bias-blind manner by 2 student editors and 1 topic expert. Feedback and publishing decisions will be communicated to authors within 4 ...
https://sites.temple.edu/americanicons/tag/rosie-the-riveter/
The popularized media image of our beloved wartime heroine Rosie the Riveter seems to be ingrained in our brains as a young, white, American woman, eager to help on the home-front while the boys are away. But how much of this iconic image corresponds to what the face of a “Rosie” actually looked like in the forties? Did all the women who stepped forward to work fit this cookie-cutter ...