#ISRNextGeneration scholar Myriam Bcherraoui came to @umisr with a research question: how do early contexts in which children develop, like home, neighborhood, and school, shape educational attainment? She is supported by the Sarri Family fellowship in CPS & using data from the @umpsid.bsky.social.

With Roy Pierce funding, Siwen Xiao explores "science as statecraft" -- specifically, how state-led science popularization in China can shape political beliefs and social attitudes. Learn more and RSVP for the #ISRNextGeneration 2026 Poster Session: myumi.ch/nVrJ5

When do Americans support or oppose investing in public transit? The work of CPS Converse-Miller Fellow @nicolashf.bsky.social investigates the impacts of postwar history and race on the way people think about public transportation today. More at the #ISRNextGeneration Poster session: myumi.ch/nVrJ5

Americans are increasingly turning to AI for news and political information. CPS fellow Amanda McKeever investigates how AI technologies influence political attitudes and behavior, and what that could mean for democratic decision-making. #ISRNextGeneration Poster session: myumi.ch/nVrJ5

How does party conflict shape how individuals engage with politics and interact with each other? How do strong emotional attachments to national political figures influence these outcomes? Find CPS fellow @zichettella.bsky.social at the #ISRNextGeneration poster session Oct. 14: myumi.ch/nVrJ5

PSC postdoc Cayley Ryan-Claytor is working to answer 2 big questions: How do we use the resources we have to shape our health across the life course? And how are these strategies changing in the context of aging societies? Presenting at the #ISRNextGeneration poster session Oct. 14: myumi.ch/nVrJ5