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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Michael S. C. Thomas

Director, University of London Centre for Educational Neuroscience

Kathryn Bates

Research Fellow in youth development and mental health, King’s College London

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Science journalist, filmmaker and editor, BBC