Fostering Collaboration in Science
By Julia Stewart Lowndes, Openscapes
Science
Workers are Hungry for Guidance on Using AI, New Research Shows
By Peter Cardon, University of California
U.S. Must Invest in Emerging Scientists
By Kafui Dzirasa, Duke University
How AI Can Help Predict Weather in the Era of Climate Change
By Priya Donti, Climate Change AI
A New Generation of Data Scientists Could Be Our Best Weapon Against Climate Change
By Weiwei Pan, Harvard University
Using Data Science to Make Clean Energy More Equitable
By Dr. Margot Gerritsen, Stanford University
Adaptation Could Reduce Damage from Climate-Driven Storms by a Third
By Stephie Fried, Arizona State University
When Will AI Be Ready to Really Understand a Conversation?
By Sandeep Konam
How A Baby’s Cry Can Predict Autism
By Stephen Sheinkopf & Barry Lester, Brown University
Scientists Have A New Weapon Against HIV: Your Phone
By Tyler Wray, Brown University
What Facebook Can Learn From Academia About Protecting Privacy
By Alexandra Wood, Harvard University & Micah Altman, MIT
AI Is More Powerful Than Ever. How Do We Hold It Accountable?
By Finale Doshi-Velez and Mason Kortz, Harvard University
Do Our Measures of Academic Success Hurt Science?
By Rinze Benedictus & Frank Miedema, University Medical Center Utrecht
Paving the Way to More Reliable Scientific Research
By Stephanie Wykstra, Ph.D.
How The Human Brain Keeps Time
By Vivian Hemmelder
The Twisty Road from Science to Technology
By Emily Weiss, Northwestern University
Why Humans Are Hard-Wired For Curiosity
By Vivian Hemmelder & Tommy Blanchard, Harvard University
Why We Need New Antibiotics More Than Ever
By Diana Brazzell, Footnote
Building the Emotional Machine
By Angelica Lim, Kyoto University
Scientific Research Needs More Funding, But Also Smarter Spending
By Deepti Pradhan, Yale