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What We Learned about the Future of Education from COVID-19
Research Sprint

What We Learned about the Future of Education from COVID-19

By Elisabeth Sylvan and Sandra Cortesi, Harvard University

How to Help Young People Navigate Life Online Post-Pandemic
Digital Citizenship

How to Help Young People Navigate Life Online Post-Pandemic

By Alexa Hasse, Harvard University

To Navigate The Challenges Of AI, We Should Listen To Young People
Wisdom of Youth

To Navigate The Challenges Of AI, We Should Listen To Young People

By Urs Gasser, Harvard University

How A Baby’s Cry Can Predict Autism
Child Code

How A Baby’s Cry Can Predict Autism

By Stephen Sheinkopf & Barry Lester, Brown University

How Being A Working Parent Changes As Children Grow Up
Growing Pains

How Being A Working Parent Changes As Children Grow Up

By Danna Greenberg, Babson College & Jamie J. Ladge, Northeastern University

Why Public Engagement Is Essential To The Future Of The University
Academic Impact

Why Public Engagement Is Essential To The Future Of The University

By Diana Brazzell, Footnote

The Benefits & Challenges of Making Qualitative Research More Transparent
Qualitative Questions

The Benefits & Challenges of Making Qualitative Research More Transparent

By Colin Elman, Syracuse University & Diana Kapiszewski, Georgetown University

Do Our Measures of Academic Success Hurt Science?
Tenure Troubles

Do Our Measures of Academic Success Hurt Science?

By Rinze Benedictus & Frank Miedema, University Medical Center Utrecht

Can Better Training Help Fix the Reproducibility Crisis?
Drowning in Data

Can Better Training Help Fix the Reproducibility Crisis?

By Erin Becker, Data Carpentry

Should Journals Be Responsible for Reproducibility?
Trust, But Verify

Should Journals Be Responsible for Reproducibility?

By William G. Jacoby, Michigan State; Sophia Lafferty-Hess, Duke; and Thu-Mai Christian, UNC Chapel Hill

Paving the Way to More Reliable Scientific Research
Rethinking Research

Paving the Way to More Reliable Scientific Research

By Stephanie Wykstra, Ph.D.

Why Understanding Gender Is An Essential Part of A Business Education
Inclusive Education

Why Understanding Gender Is An Essential Part of A Business Education

By Susan Duffy, Babson College

Why Women Entrepreneurs Underestimate Themselves – And What We Can Do About It
Cultivating Confidence

Why Women Entrepreneurs Underestimate Themselves – And What We Can Do About It

By Susan Duffy, Babson College

Building the Emotional Machine
Robots Grow Up

Building the Emotional Machine

By Angelica Lim, Kyoto University

Helping Students Pursue Research With A Purpose
Engaged Inquiry

Helping Students Pursue Research With A Purpose

By Allen Hance & Stephen Buka, Brown University

Better Health, By Design
Design for Good

Better Health, By Design

By Ravi Sarpatwari, Brown Medical School

Teaching Robots To Behave Ethically
Moral Machines

Teaching Robots To Behave Ethically

By Bertram Malle, Brown University

How Engaged Learning Can Invigorate Higher Education
Scholars In Action

How Engaged Learning Can Invigorate Higher Education

By Alan Harlam, Brown University

After-School Programs & The Arts As Tools For Youth Development
The Art of Transformation

After-School Programs & The Arts As Tools For Youth Development

By Matthew Gregg, Rupayan Gupta, Roger Williams University & Michelle Bach-Coulibaly, Brown University

What Should A Robot Do? Designing Robots That Know Right From Wrong
Learning To Behave

What Should A Robot Do? Designing Robots That Know Right From Wrong

By AJung Moon, University of British Columbia

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