Julianne Hill

Julianne Hill is a Chicago-based journalist with an eye for health and mental health stories. Her award-winning nonfiction has appeared in outlets including National Public Radio’s “This American Life” and “Morning Edition,” PBS, Writer’s Digest, ABA Journal and Health. She served as a Rosalynn Carter Fellow, awarded to journalists covering mental health, as well as National Press Foundation Fellow, given for work focusing on HIV-AIDS.

Contributions by Julianne

Window for learning second language may remain open longer than thought

Julianne Hill / 17 May 2018

Article Development Language

“Being human means we have to interact with the arts”

Julianne Hill / 23 April 2018

Article Development Psychology

What does playing tackle football do to young brains?

Julianne Hill / 5 March 2018

Article Development Neuroscience

Artificial intelligence can make MOOCs smarter

Julianne Hill / 29 January 2018

Article Learning & Education Education technology

Timely data analysis needed to create education policy

Julianne Hill / 28 June 2017

Interview Learning & Education Education policy

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Saloni Krishnan

Reader in Cognitive Neuroscience, Department of Psychology, Royal Holloway, University of London

Chris Fu

Graduate Researcher, University of Washington

Catherine Lebel

Associate Professor, Radiology at the University of Calgary

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