Solving Global Policy Challenges: Five Lessons in Multilateral Negotiation
Editor's note: A version of this blog was also published on the Everyday Matters blog of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Your community, business, or organization is facing a monumental policy
Tips for the First 90 Days of Your STPF Fellowship
Along with the excitement of starting a new position, comes the anxiety of starting over and “proving yourself”. Whether a seasoned professional or a fresh graduate, we all wonder how to make the most
PODCAST | Funding the “Raindrops:" DoD and the US Research Ecosystem
The Department of Defense (DoD) shares a symbiotic relationship with the U.S. research ecosystem -- one that has generated tremendous breakthroughs for national security and economic prosperity.
Living with Environmental Change
Science has the capacity to bring together people, ideas, and solutions across borders, disciplines, sectors, ideologies, and traditions. This was the theme of the 2019 Annual AAAS meeting, with over
Consent in the context of genetic information: Does it really only belong to you?
“Genetics isn’t just about you. It’s about your family, too.” -- 23andMe Remember the Cambridge Analytica scandal, when Facebook allowed some people’s personal data to be passed to an app called “This
Do No Harm: An Ethical Data Life Cycle
Although research protocols to protect human beings have been in place for a while now, the pervasiveness of multiple types of data and their use make it less clear where the impact on human beings is
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