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MIT graduate student Hammaad Adam is working to increase the supply of donated organs for transplants, saving lives and improving health equity.

It has been two exciting months since the last update on KDE Itinerary again, with new vehicle and train coach amenity information, DST changes in the timeli...

Around 70 percent of DC’s streams are gone today, but we can reconstruct their paths. This piece looks at two of those lost streams, Slash Run and Brown’s Run, which once flowed from Adams Morgan and through Dupont Circle.

On 12 April 2024 from 10:00 to 11:30 CET, join us for the webinar on ‘Personal data management and altruism: how and when are individuals empowered to make data sharing decisions?’.

Haishan Fu is Chief Statistician of the World Bank and Director of the World Bank’s Development Data Group. In these capacities, Haishan leads and coordinates the

As LSU officials move forward on a proposal to build a $400 million new arena on campus, they plan to use a law passed by the Legislature last year to

As LSU officials move forward on a proposal to build a $400 million new arena on campus, they plan to use a law passed by the Legislature last year to

New York City has introduced a permitting system for companies seeking to test robotaxis on its streets, with one major catch — the city is mandating the presence of human safety drivers at all times.

California faces a water crisis, with groundwater resources dangerously overtaxed. Community engagement and the use of new technologies can help Californians mobilize.

New York City announced a new permitting process for companies that want to test autonomous vehicles, but only if they keep safety drivers in the front seat.