181 authors and 263 published articles later, University of Florida researchers have hit the milestone of 10 million reads on The Conversation, a nonprofit publisher of academic articles on timely, research-related topics.
Curious what readers found the most interesting?
Here are the top-10 most read articles by University of Florida researchers on the Conversation:
- That neat and tidy map of tastes on the tongue you learned in school is all wrong by Steven Munger, Associate Director of Center for Smell and Taste
- Explainer: where did Zika virus come from and why is it a problem in Brazil? by Amy Y. Vittor, Assistant Professor of Medicine
- For baby’s brain to benefit, read the right books at the right time by Lisa Scott, Associate Professor of Psychology
- Want better sex? Try getting better sleep by Laurie Mintz, Professor of Psychology
- Feast then famine – how fasting might make our cells more resilient to stress by Douglas Bennion, MD-PhD student; Martin Wegman, MD-PhD student; and Michael Guo, MD-PhD student
- ‘Gluten-free water’ shows absurdity of trend in labeling what’s absent by Brandon McFadden, Assistant Professor of Food and Resource Economics
- Freddie Mercury’s family faith: The ancient religion of Zoroastrianism by Vasudha Narayanan, Professor of Religion
- Our fight with fat: Why is obesity getting worse? by Kenneth Cusi, Professor of Endocrinology
- The Common Core is today’s New Math – which is actually a good thing by Kevin Knudson, Professor of Mathematics
- Teenage depression: If a parent doesn’t get treatment for a child, is that abuse? by Michael Shapiro, Associate Professor of Psychiatry