Regular communication, flexibility in timelines, a willingness to look beyond academic disciplines and a shared commitment to the bigger picture kept this university-industry research collaboration on ...

Artificial intelligence is everywhere these days, from the apps on your phone to the cars on the road. If you want to get started with AI, you don’t need to spend a lot of money. MIT free AI courses ...

Where should we stand on the subject of ‘Christian nationalism’? As a Christian historian (with a very eclectic set of interests, and having written about early-medieval national origins, attempts at ...

A paper published a few years ago in the American Economic Journal has raised eyebrows within and outside of the profession. Combining national accounts data with household surveys, its authors found ...

For more than a decade, Android has been a playground for innovation because it is open-source, flexible and developer-friendly. But a new shift is underway. As Google pushes Gemini deeper into ...

In December 2022, Maria, a bright 7-year-old refugee from Ukraine, was killed by a hit-and-run driver while walking to school in Montréal. The driver, a parent rushing home from an overnight shift, ...

Fried’s parents, Stanford professors Barbara Fried and Joseph Bankman, and their roles in the FTX story and aftermath.

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This paper aims to use this boundary conflict as an entry point to reflect upon two major issues. First, we intend to use the eruption of the dispute between Bari and Mundari to analyze and ...

Bitcoin may stage a “very quick” breakout to $150,000 next, as Cathie Wood likened the Hyperliquid token to Solana during the previous bullish cycle.

At first, it was tentative. But now almost all parts of the U.S. healthcare system are racing to adopt some form of artificial intelligence. Some leaders caution about using it too widely, too fast.

Every biotech software engineer needs a handle on at least one or two languages. Here’s a quick run-down that’s pretty standard in 2025: Python is the go-to language because it’s flexible and has ...