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Recent court decisions have signaled the English courts’ willingness to embrace multi-claimant litigation and to broaden the types of questions decided on a collective basis. These...

Leading biotechnology firm Amgen Chinas Healthy Aging Project has won the Excellence Award for Corp

A curated collection of HCI demo videos produced during the golden age from 1983-2002.

In-person lectures return next month.

 Aligarh: Mr. David Puig, His Excellency Ambassador of Dominican Republic to India spoke at length about the case study of Dominican Republic and its roles and responsibilities in relation to outward and inward immigration taking place in the co

In 2011, the Federal Circuit in TianRui Grp. Co. v. Int'l Trade Comm'n affirmed the International Trade Commission's (ITC) authority to look to extraterritorial conduct of a respondent to determine whether that...

We seem to be poised on the threshold of a bright new era in which nonreligious Americans will be properly studied by the social sciences. What better time to review what we know about the various flavors of religious nonaffiliation and nonbelief? And what better time to review the facts and fal ...

Something novel happened during this century’s first decade: Social scientists (re)discovered the nonreligious. Call it “reaching critical ma ss” or a “tipping point,” but suddenly quite a few researchers in quite a few places began to focus their attention directly on the nonreligious—not just ...

Ohio University alumnus Mark Gibson, Ph.D., returns to Athens this semester to share his experimental work studying speech with faculty and students in two colleges.

All of us who often speak and write about the ongoing revolution in data analytics for litigation have heard it from at least some of our fellow lawyers: "Interesting, but so what?"...