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Brandon Vaidyanathan

Professor of Sociology

Catholic University of America

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School of Arts and Sciences

Sociology

Brandon Vaidyanathan is currently serving as a School Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Sociology at Catholic University of America.

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Brandon Vaidyanathan

Catholic University of America

Professor of Sociology

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religion religious studies social sciences sociology psychology sociology of religion mental health scientific study of religion aesthetics science and technology studies psychology of religion spirituality religious research covid-19 pandemic aesthetic experiences philosophy of science social problems well-being race narrative community mental health religious groups business culture faith communities four-country study professional development psychological science higher education reading research psychological trauma interpersonal violence counseling psychology criminal justice forensic psychiatry digital scholarship academic librarianship thanatology accountability religiosity positive psychology sociology of education qualitative analysis evidence-based practice comparative religion socioeconomics minority influence social theory race relations social context context analysis police psychology correctional practice informal economy sociological research case analysis case-based reasoning case conceptualization case studies case series scholarly communication publication ethics clinical disease general internal medicine secular causes environmental action conflict narrative american jewish muslim views religious resources differential returns religious socialization informal sanctions scientific workplaces ethical violations social control professional socialization social innovation capitalism applied sociology social change religious institutions

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Beauty in Experiment: A Qualitative Analysis of Aesthetic Experiences in Scientific Practice. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A (2024)

Milena IvanovaBridget RitzMarcela DuqueBrandon Vaidyanathan

qualitative analysisscientific practicehistoryperformance studiesaestheticshistory and philosophy of sciencequalitative researchartaesthetic experiencesevidence-based practicehistory of sciencephilosophy of science

Evoking, Grounding, and Defining: How Contemporary Scientists Connect Religion, Spirituality, and Aesthetics. Religions (2024)

Bridget RitzDi DiBrandon Vaidyanathan

religious studiesreligioncontemporary scientistsaestheticsspirituality

Individual Differences in Scientists’ Aesthetic Disposition, Aesthetic Experiences, and Aesthetic Sensitivity in Scientific Work. Frontiers in Psychology (2024)

Christopher JacobiPeter J. VargaZohaib JessaniBrandon Vaidyanathan

aesthetic dispositionindividual differencesscience and technology studiescognitive scienceaesthetic sensitivityscientific workcommunicationpsychologyaesthetic experiences

Introduction to the Special Issue: The Catholic Priesthood in Times of Change. Review of Religious Research (2024)

Brandon Vaidyanathan

religious studiesreligionsociology of religioncatholic priesthoodreligious pluralismreligious researchritualreligious groups

Surprise in Science: A Qualitative Study. Erkenntnis (2024)

Milena IvanovaBrandon Vaidyanathan

qualitative researchqualitative studyscientific communicationsocial sciences

The Enchantment of Science: Aesthetics and Spirituality in Scientific Work. Sociology of Religion (2024)

Benedetta NicoliStefano SbalchieroBrandon Vaidyanathan

narrativesociologyreligious studiesreligionsociology of religionspiritualityscientific workaestheticscommunication

Beauty in Biology: An Empirical Assessment. Journal of Biosciences (2023)

Brandon VaidyanathanBailey HaraburdaChristopher Justin Jacobi

empirical assessmentbiologyaestheticsbiostatistics

Religion, Spirituality, and Mental Health Among Scientists During the Pandemic: A Four‐Country Study. Zygon® (2023)

Di DiStephen CranneyBrandon VaidyanathanCaitlin Anne Fitzgerald

psychology of religionpsychiatryfour-country studyreligious studiesreligionmental healthscientific study of religionsociology of religionspiritualitypsychology

Aesthetic Experiences and Flourishing in Science: A Four-Country Study. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

Christopher J. JacobiPeter J. VargaBrandon Vaidyanathan

four-country studywell-beingnarrativepsychological sciencepositive psychologybehavioral sciencesaestheticscommunicationpsychologyaesthetic experiences

Associations of Changes in Religiosity With Flourishing During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Study of Faith Communities in the United States. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

Christopher Justin JacobiRichard G. CowdenBrandon Vaidyanathan

psychology of religionwell-beingreligiosityreligious studiescovid-19 pandemicunited statespsychologyfaith communities

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Brandon Vaidyanathan

Professor of Sociology

Catholic University of America

Affiliations

School of Arts and Sciences

Sociology

Brandon Vaidyanathan is currently serving as a School Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Sociology at Catholic University of America.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Brandon Vaidyanathan

Catholic University of America

Professor of Sociology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Beauty in Experiment: A Qualitative Analysis of Aesthetic Experiences in Scientific Practice. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A (2024)

Milena IvanovaBridget RitzMarcela DuqueBrandon Vaidyanathan

Evoking, Grounding, and Defining: How Contemporary Scientists Connect Religion, Spirituality, and Aesthetics. Religions (2024)

Bridget RitzDi DiBrandon Vaidyanathan

religious studiesreligioncontemporary scientistsaestheticsspirituality

Individual Differences in Scientists’ Aesthetic Disposition, Aesthetic Experiences, and Aesthetic Sensitivity in Scientific Work. Frontiers in Psychology (2024)

Christopher JacobiPeter J. VargaZohaib JessaniBrandon Vaidyanathan

aesthetic dispositionindividual differencesscience and technology studiescognitive scienceaesthetic sensitivityscientific workcommunicationpsychologyaesthetic experiences

Introduction to the Special Issue: The Catholic Priesthood in Times of Change. Review of Religious Research (2024)

Brandon Vaidyanathan

religious studiesreligionsociology of religioncatholic priesthoodreligious pluralismreligious researchritualreligious groups

Surprise in Science: A Qualitative Study. Erkenntnis (2024)

Milena IvanovaBrandon Vaidyanathan

qualitative researchqualitative studyscientific communicationsocial sciences

The Enchantment of Science: Aesthetics and Spirituality in Scientific Work. Sociology of Religion (2024)

Benedetta NicoliStefano SbalchieroBrandon Vaidyanathan

narrativesociologyreligious studiesreligionsociology of religionspiritualityscientific workaestheticscommunication

Beauty in Biology: An Empirical Assessment. Journal of Biosciences (2023)

Brandon VaidyanathanBailey HaraburdaChristopher Justin Jacobi

empirical assessmentbiologyaestheticsbiostatistics

Religion, Spirituality, and Mental Health Among Scientists During the Pandemic: A Four‐Country Study. Zygon® (2023)

Di DiStephen CranneyBrandon VaidyanathanCaitlin Anne Fitzgerald

psychology of religionpsychiatryfour-country studyreligious studiesreligionmental healthscientific study of religionsociology of religionspiritualitypsychology

Aesthetic Experiences and Flourishing in Science: A Four-Country Study. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

Christopher J. JacobiPeter J. VargaBrandon Vaidyanathan

four-country studywell-beingnarrativepsychological sciencepositive psychologybehavioral sciencesaestheticscommunicationpsychologyaesthetic experiences

Associations of Changes in Religiosity With Flourishing During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Study of Faith Communities in the United States. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

Christopher Justin JacobiRichard G. CowdenBrandon Vaidyanathan

psychology of religionwell-beingreligiosityreligious studiescovid-19 pandemicunited statespsychologyfaith communities

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