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Economists at J-PAL North America are turning data into decisions

Economists at J-PAL North America are turning data into decisions

“What really drives us is making sure the results from our studies are useful and used to inform policy.”
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Faye Saulsbury
The FAST and the Curious: what it takes to bring up the next stars in astronomy

The FAST and the Curious: what it takes to bring up the next stars in astronomy

This initiative brings historically under-represented minority groups into the field of astronomy
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Faye Saulsbury
If these walls could talk: lessons from a boom decade in indoor chemistry

If these walls could talk: lessons from a boom decade in indoor chemistry

A growing community of scientists is learning to hear the chemical stories our indoor spaces have to tell.
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Faye Saulsbury
Can this trio of researchers create a lifelike system from microscopic magnets?

Can this trio of researchers create a lifelike system from microscopic magnets?

They want to know how a universe that started with only physics can end up with biology. Why not try to create the process themselves?
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Faye Saulsbury
Dr Semmelweis: bringing dissident voices from science to the stage

Dr Semmelweis: bringing dissident voices from science to the stage

“If we tell science stories that are only about success, then we are lying about the reality of science, and the reality of life.”
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Faye Saulsbury
Meeting of the Minds: this small conference devoted to innovation is leading to big results

Meeting of the Minds: this small conference devoted to innovation is leading to big results

Two early-career scientists, Jenny Yang and Neil Dasgupta, have both scaled Scialog ideas into federally-funded research.
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Faye Saulsbury
Education, Equity and Elk: indigenous knowledge is at the heart of this wildlife research

Education, Equity and Elk: indigenous knowledge is at the heart of this wildlife research

Daniel Bird’s story demonstrates the power of opening science to all…
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Faye Saulsbury
A new side of Charles Darwin, revealed in letters

A new side of Charles Darwin, revealed in letters

After more than 40 years of gathering, deciphering, and researching over 15,000 handwritten letters, the Darwin Correspondence Project is…
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Faye Saulsbury
Celebrating Innovators in Open Source Hardware

Celebrating Innovators in Open Source Hardware

Alicia Gibb Seidle is spearheading efforts to recognize academic pioneers who are leveraging the power of open source in scientific…
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Faye Saulsbury
Introducing New York City’s next generation of farmer-scientists

Introducing New York City’s next generation of farmer-scientists

New York Sun Works teaches K-12 students across the five boroughs the science of sustainability through the wonders of urban farming.
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Chris Richardson
Meet the courageous Ukrainians fortifying science at risk

Meet the courageous Ukrainians fortifying science at risk

A media collective called Science at Risk is spearheading efforts to support scientists affected by the war — and reboot Ukrainian science.
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Chris Richardson
This biologist is analyzing evolution in the age of the Anthropocene

This biologist is analyzing evolution in the age of the Anthropocene

Shane Campbell-Staton is exploring the ways animals are responding to human behavior
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Chris Richardson
Meet the brains behind the world’s first fully remote global censorship observatory

Meet the brains behind the world’s first fully remote global censorship observatory

Roya Ensafi is a computer scientist working to protect billions of users from internet censorship and surveillance.
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Chris Richardson
Lishin Yu’s plague doc brings a lost history to the big screen

Lishin Yu’s plague doc brings a lost history to the big screen

“Plague at the Golden Gate” explores a long-forgotten epidemic of bubonic plague in San Francisco.
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Chris Richardson
The nation’s largest gathering of Ph.D. scholars of color

The nation’s largest gathering of Ph.D. scholars of color

The Institute on Teaching and Mentoring convened in Atlanta, Georgia to discuss essential strategies for surviving graduate study.
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Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
New York City’s ‘Nobel Prize of Public Service’

New York City’s ‘Nobel Prize of Public Service’

For almost 50 years, one organization has been honoring the unheralded heroes of the nation’s largest city.
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Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
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