Dr. Seuss Analyzed for Political, Social Effects
From there to here, from here to there, researchers find that Dr. Seuss is — in political, social, psychological and even business terms — everywhere.
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Comparative Effectiveness Research Cornered by Foes
Can $1.1 billion make comparative effectiveness research a regular part of medical care and health insurance in the United States?
Outsourcing Science to Keep Results Untainted
State governments are using nonprofit organizations to conduct research that will guide future policy without being tainted by it.
A Wary Eye on ‘Big Oil’ Funding Energy Research
The Center for American Progress fears a potential loss of academic control as major oil companies pay for much of the energy research done at universities.
Gauging the ‘Yuck Factor’ of Synthetic Biology
A poll tries to get a handle on how far Americans are willing to take a chance on the brave new world of synthetic biology.
The Scientist and the Journalist Can Be Friends
Nancy Baron’s new book is an excellent guide for academic researchers on how to effectively communicate with the press, public and policymakers.
A Promise and a Throng Ups Voter Turnout
Social scientists have determined that desperation is a poor substitute for the bandwagon in getting the base out on Election Day.
Studies That Stretch to Infinity, and Beyond
As Pixar launches "Toy Story 3," we look at research the innovative animation studio has inspired.
Lies of a Cell
The importance of including cell-only households in phone surveys continues to grow alongside the difficulty of getting accurate results if you don't.
Science Comes to the Rescue of Lab Rats
Scientists at Tel Aviv University are bioengineering tissues that can take the place of lab rats, saving untold lives.