Breaking Down Barriers: How the DOE Can Immediately Advance Racial and Gender Equity for Entrepreneurs
And as long as structural barriers stifle entry into the clean energy ecosystem by innovators who are women and Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC), we will squander essential entrepreneurial talent.
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FAS Announces Organ Procurement Organization Innovation Cohort
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the Federation of American Scientists (FAS), with financial support from Schmidt Futures, announced that six organ procurement organizations (OPOs) have joined the FAS Organ Procurement Organization Innovation Cohort, committing to use data science and transparency to accelerate improved patient outcomes and to inform ongoing, data-driven policy…
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First New START Data After Extension Shows Compliance
By Hans M. Kristensen The first public release of New START aggregate numbers since the United States and Russia in February extended the agreement for five years shows the treaty continues to limit the two nuclear powers strategic offensive nuclear forces. Continued adherence to the New START limits is one…
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The FDA should condition any vaccine approval on open trial data
With only 60 percent of Americans reporting that they’re willing to take a coronavirus vaccine, it’s not enough for the government to simply approve a vaccine candidate.