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How science influences, and is influenced by, the systems we live in. We explore the intersection of science with governance, economics, law, education, and social justice. This is where scientific thinking meets the real world of power, policy, and people.
Are fear-driven climate messages reducing public engagement? Scientists uncover what is missing from today's climate discussions.
Childhood cancer is rare, yet little is known about incidence rates in rural areas. We investigated childhood cancer incidence in nonmetropolitan U.S. areas.
What if geometry should never be quantised? Discover a provocative new framework that challenges decades of quantum gravity research.
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Central banks and asset managers plan our economic future. Can finance be steered toward social progress instead of profit?
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Are companies overplaying their safety nets to appear stable? Explore how option theory reveals the fine line between transparency and manipulation.
Scientists reviewed thousands of studies, but what did they discover about reducing HIV stigma? The answer may surprise many readers.
Discover how QS, THE, ARWU and CWUR rank the world's top universities and why Harvard, MIT and Stanford consistently lead global rankings.
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