Maxwell’s ‘Agents of Change’ Conference to Celebrate and Examine the Nation’s 250th Anniversary
The Oct. 16 event, part of the school’s USA@250 programming, will feature a keynote by Goldman School Dean David C. Wilson and panel discussions.
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In Race With U.S., China Struggles to Recruit Foreign A.I. Researchers
Yingyi Ma, professor in the Maxwell School, warns that visa restrictions and funding cuts are creating a slow erosion of America’s appeal to global research talent.
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A Quantum Bubble Could End Reality as We Know It. Here’s Why It (Probably) Won’t
Gregory Kaplanek, postdoctoral researcher in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, co-authored a study suggesting quantum effects from the early universe may have locked reality into a stable state.
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Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Divides Rural Voters as Midterms Approach, AP-KFF Poll Finds
Shannon Monnat, professor in the Maxwell School, says immigration has been a demographic lifeline for rural America, keeping schools, hospitals and communities viable.
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Skydance Mashes Proven Properties of Paramount and Warner Bros. Into an Uncertain Hollywood Hybrid
J. Christopher Hamilton, associate professor in the Newhouse School, says consumers are unlikely to notice immediate changes from Paramount-Warner Bros. merger.
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Best Creatine for Women: It Carries Potential Benefits for Every Life Stage
Jessica Garay, assistant professor in Falk College, says research shows benefits to creatine outside the gym such as improvements in bone health, cognitive function and mental health.
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Gigi or Nana? The Difficult Process of Picking a Grandmother Name.
Madonna Harrington Meyer, University Professor in the Maxwell School, says the trend of creative grandmother names reflects a shift among women who want their identity to match their style.