Australian Government review praises CLLMM Research Centre's community-focused approach to climate change research in the Coorong, Lower ...
In a development sector saturated with dashboards and donor reports, whose story do these numbers tell? For Prerna Mukharya, ...
A robotaxi pulls up to the curb in Los Angeles. The front seat is empty, no driver in sight. The customer slides into the ...
The idea that building better health care systems can improve and save people's lives may seem obvious, but until now there ...
A research team at Northern Arizona University is launching a competition for Arizona’s middle and high school students to ...
Objectives To investigate the occurrence of depression and mental health disorders other than depression among Brazilian people with intellectual disabilities, analysing data from a national household ...
Institutions and advocates took issue with the proposal’s vague language and lack of privacy safeguards as well as the vast ...
Introduction This project aims to comprehensively examine the incidence of suicidality, individual and population characteristics, and health pathways, for a cohort of Australian veterans using linked ...
A biology teacher shares learnings and takeaways from the “controlled chaos” of her class’s first citizen science project.
But pretending problems don’t exist won’t make them go away. The ostrich approach is no way to solve U.S. hunger or any other ...
Many European countries avoid breaking down data along racial or ethnic lines out of concern over privacy or discrimination, but COVID-19's outsized impact on Black and Asian people has exposed flaws ...
Applied Analytics student M. Rake Lingor Anggoro discusses his research, presented to the IEEE SusTech 2025 Conference, on the use of AI in agriculture and beyond.
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