A human-centered approach is needed to build sustainable solutions, according to Arizona State University professor Katina Michael. She will present evidence on operationalizing public interest technology in practice, emphasizing stakeholder engagement and empowerment.
Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University used a new network model to simulate the spread of COVID-19 variants. The study found that a non-linear dependence between variant infectivity and existing strain exists, leading to a more nuanced understanding of disease dynamics.
The workshop aims to provide tangible techniques for effectively communicating scientific results to general audiences. Researchers conducted surveys to understand the decline in public trust in science, citing insufficient science education and disinformation campaigns as key factors.
Researchers have developed an unsolved problem in microelectronics by creating the world's smallest battery, which can power tiny sub-millimeter-scale computers for about ten hours. The Swiss-roll process enables on-chip batteries for dust-sized computers with high energy density and integrability.
A 25-year longitudinal study of juvenile justice-involved youth found significant health needs and disparities. The Northwestern Juvenile Project has informed policies and driven reform in the US criminal justice system.