Josie L. Otto, Xenia Guardado Rivera, Asmita Basu, and 5 other authors reviewed Wilting Wildflowers and Bummed-Out Bees: Climate Change Threatens U.S. State Symbols Sociology and Political Science Review published September 28, 2024 Preprint server bioRxiv
Josie L. Otto, Abrao Pereira, Kira Matthews, and 2 other authors reviewed Improved science communication and student gains from an undergraduate biomedical research experience Sociology and Political ScienceDevelopmental and Educational PsychologyBiomedical Engineering Review published July 30, 2024 Preprint server bioRxiv
Josie L. Otto, Bertha Mendoza, and 2 other authors reviewed Is ChatGPT detrimental to innovation? A field experiment among university students Health InformaticsComputer Science ApplicationsRadiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging Review published July 30, 2024 Preprint server bioRxiv
Josie L. Otto, Diane Wright, Sophie Maksymkiw, and 3 other authors reviewed More than a token photo: humanizing scientists enhances student engagement Developmental and Educational PsychologySocial PsychologyEducation Review published April 17, 2024 Preprint server bioRxiv
Josie L. Otto and Alexandra Badeaux reviewed Drab and distant birds are studied less than their fancy-feathered friends Social PsychologyEcological ModelingSensory Systems Review published February 27, 2024 Preprint server bioRxiv
Josie Otto, Elizabeth Diaz-Clark, Jessie Mader, Sophie Maksymkiw, and Lauren Gouldey reviewed “Important enough to show the world”: Using Authentic Research Opportunities and Micropublications to Build Students’ Science Identities General Health ProfessionsSafety ResearchEducation Review published November 2, 2023 Preprint server bioRxiv