Do you love xkcd as much as I do? Well, about 10 years ago, Randall Munroe published an article in Science on the growing scope of the literature and the… Read More

Public health professionals play a critical role in promoting and improving the health outcomes of communities. To succeed in this challenging field, professionals must possess a range of essential skills… Read More

Zimmerman and I were playing with chatGPT this morning in between improving PubTrawlr and getting ready for the relaunch. He had chatGPT write a story about PT’s future. We present… Read More

Good morning from Terminal B in Philadelphia. Representatives from our team will be meeting with WE in the World leadership in Phoenix later today to discuss measurement strategy over the… Read More

We were happy to be interviewed for the Reading Eagle about our work with Alvernia University. We were fortunate to spend a huge chunk of the last 18 months getting… Read More

Our team was privileged to be guests of the Rhode Island team this past Friday. Our goal was to help develop a quasi-experimental design to example the impacts of the… Read More

The headline is the thesis statement. Do not require answers to survey questions. That is, never make any answer to any question required for completing a survey. Never. Don’t do… Read More

The great folks at Grey Sky Films put together this retrospective of the Small But Mighty Communities project. We’ve said a few times that it has been a bittersweet journey… 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