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Science Enterprise

MIT SPR spreads its wings in Volume II

Yana Petri

MIT SPR has significantly expanded as a journal and as an organization since its founding two years ago.

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Science Enterprise

On the landscape of youth participation in science policy

Shashank Agarwal , and Richard D. Sung

The youth are capable of positively contributing to science policy through passion and fresh perspectives.

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Science Enterprise

Equitable bikeway expansion: investigating potential links to gentrification and displacement

Lizzette Soria3 Jesse Cohen3 Maria Fernanda Molas y Molas , and 2 more

Disaggregated data and qualitative methods can help transportation planners and local governments better understand the relation between bikeway expansion and gentrification.

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Science Enterprise

An interview with Professor Sheila Jasanoff: On lessons from science, technology, and society

Joan Chang3 Maanas Sharma , and Kushal Seetharam

A discussion about lessons from her pioneering work in Science and Technology Studies (STS) and the role of the public in policymaking.

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Science Enterprise

An interview with Professor Squire J. Booker: On science and diversity

Axel O. Vera3 Franklin J. Avilés Vázquez , and Edward D. Badding

A conversation about his trajectory in science, how he became a faculty member, and his efforts to increase diversity in science.

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Healthcare

Preventing the next pandemic

Michelle E. Matzko3 Marie Floryan3 Christian L. Loyo , and 2 more

A combination of clear public health messaging, accessible testing, and advances in biotechnology can be powerful tools to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.

Space & Security

Policies for incentivizing orbital debris assessment and remediation

Carson Bullock , and Robert T. Johanson

A universal system for risk assessment and financial incentives can be strategies to mitigate threats posed by space debris on space infrastructure.

Artificial Intelligence Science Enterprise

Catalyzing the quantum leap

Kushal Seetharam , and Michael DeMarco

A focus on the workforce may be necessary to unlock the potential of quantum information science.

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