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O'Donovan is a staff writer at Nieman Lab, part of Harvard University's Nieman Foundation, which aims to explore the future of journalism in the internet age.
Ms. Sussman, who was raised in Baltimore and lives in Brooklyn, is working on a project called "The Oldest Living Things in the World," which aims to explore the idea of deep time and the sublime.
But Arc, a new digital magazine from the makers of New Scientist, which aims to "explore the future" through "cutting-edge science fiction and forward-looking essays", claims that it is.
That belief is underlined by 'From Boys to Men', a three-year research project led by Manchester University criminologist Professor David Gadd, which aims to explore "why some boys become domestic abuse perpetrators when others do not".
The iBridges conference in Berlin, which aims to explore the challenges and opportunities of entrepreneurship in Iran, will be closely watched, especially at a time when diplomatic efforts to resolve Tehran's nuclear dispute are increasing hopes for an ease in the sanctions that would enable foreigners to invest in the tech sector.
This one-off film launched the channel's Defying the Label season, which aims to "explore what it's like to live with a disability in the UK today", and it did so with a kind of delicate ease that slipped new truths in unnoticed.
NIH spent $1.3 billion on planning and pilot studies before ending the NCS, which aimed to explore how everything from toxic chemicals to social factors shape the health of 100,000 U.S. children from birth to age 21.
There were two questions, which aimed to explore the opinions of the NIPFs towards the most suitable organization and method for disseminating information on forest-based bioenergy certification to the NIPFs in Finland.
As part of the Impact of Policies for Plagiarism in Higher Education Across Europe project (IPPHEAE, 2010 2013) the authors discuss the findings of research conducted in Cyprus which aimed to explore university students' awareness of and perceptions towards plagiarism.
The second part is conveyed through a Graduate Studio at the College of Architecture and Urban Planning at Tongji University in Shanghai, which aimed to explore connections between use of crafts and digital processes in architecture design and form making.
It is a retrospective scoping approach, applicable to projects which aim to either "monitor" the status quo of a region's existing bioenergy production (e.g., retrospective, attributional LCI [29]), or which aim to explore different options for improving the burdens relating to the existing regional bioenergy production "micro change" (e.g., system expansion through substitution [29]).
