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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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Science Enterprise

The impact of international scientists, engineers, and students on U.S. research outputs and global competitiveness

Sarah M. Rovito3 Divyansh Kaushik , and Surya D. Aggarwal

The U.S. may consider taking strategic action to retain international scientific talent and maintain global competitiveness.

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Science Enterprise

An interview with Professor Jonathan King. Part I: On social responsibility and activism in academia

Manraj S. Gill3 Dylan M. McCormick , and Jennifer A. Cascino

A discussion about effectively and collectively engaging in public policy through the lens of his diverse experiences as an academic and activist.

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Science Enterprise

An Interview with Professor Jonathan King. Part II: On the influence of private funding on public policy

Manraj S. Gill3 Jennifer A. Cascino , and Dylan M. McCormick

An exploration of the relationship that funding sources and lobbying have with the social and scientific institutions that we configure.

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Science Enterprise

Reducing open access publication costs for biomedical researchers in the U.S.A.

Daniel A. Gorelick , and Ye Li

To achieve open access publishing of the U.S. biomedical researchers, all stakeholders in the scientific publishing enterprise may need to reevaluate the status quo.

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The next frontier of combating drug addiction in America

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Evidence-based policies and new technologies may help the U.S. in the future of combating drug addiction.

Climate Change & Energy

Methane emissions and global warming: Mitigation technologies, policy ambitions, and global efforts

William J. Sawyer3 Islam Genina3 Rebecca J. Brenneis , and 3 more

Reducing global methane emissions may require technology development, proven policies, and private-public sector collaboration.

Science Enterprise

Whither Section 230? – Law and disruptive technology

John L. Akula

The U.S. court system is set to impact the future of Section 230 policy debate.

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