The world of data is vast and ever-evolving. With the sheer amount of information available today, it can be difficult to keep up with the latest research and evidence-based findings…. Read More
If you are looking for a way to get your organization’s project off the ground, fiscal sponsorship may be a good option for you. Fiscal sponsorship is a relationship in… Read More
If you’re working on a research project and are unsure if you need to submit it to an IRB, there are a few key things to keep in mind. The… Read More
Contributed by Kalie Mayberry To understand the decentralization of the internet and the concepts that fall within its scope, it is helpful to look at the bigger picture of how… Read More
The robots have been busy. As the last two years have demonstrated, public health moves lightning fast. New articles and evidence are being generated all the time. And it’s near… Read More
As part of the SBIR, we are going to be tasked with pulling together lots of different sources of textual and metatextual data to determine the state of the science…. Read More
9:23 p.m. In a minor miracle, two out four of my children are asleep right now. That means I can start pounding away on this application much earlier than I… Read More
Over the past month or so, we here at Dawn Chorus have been going full steam getting a proposal together for an NIH SBIR. No matter the outcome, we’ve learned… Read More
The NJHI project is wrapping up. As I put together the final report, I spread out all the data sources and artifacts that we’ve collected over the last few years…. Read More
Our friend and colleague just published a new paper on the importance of recruiting and supporting diverse sources in geosciences. Check out the full text (hooray for open access!) below!… Read More
It’s the spookiest of months, so it’s the time to break out our black metal logo. I’m not as comfortable putting this up front anymore, but we should still celebrate… Read More
Before we begin, please press play on the following video to accompany your reading. Our friend and colleague David Zimmerman pointed us to a just published study on the impact… Read More