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Does Recycling Actually Help the Climate?

Feb 19, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Cameron Sabet

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Does Recycling Actually Help the Climate?

Feb 19, 2024 | finance.yahoo.com | Cameron Sabet

Has the phrase “reduce, reuse, recycle” grabbed your attention? The concept of recycling seems to be at the heart of every conversation around climate action. But a lot of misconceptions hover around the recycling process, which may lead you to believe you’re making a bigger positive impact on the environment than you truly are.
Techonomy - Worth

Jan 18, 2024 | worth.com | Jason Allen Ashlock |Cameron Sabet |Sean Captain |Kendall Wyckoff

View Past EventsBrowse 1200+ sessions in our catalog and see what the most brilliant minds in tech have to say. View All VideosWorth Media Group hoste a series of conversations at the World Economic Forum examining the impact of Artificial Intelligence on business and society. View More A three-day retreat dedicated to exploring the risks and rewards of the AI revolution.
Penn, Harvard resignations show ‘safe spaces’ can backfire. Here’s how we can move to ‘brave spaces’

Jan 3, 2024 | msn.com | Cameron Sabet |Simar Bajaj
Penn, Harvard resignations show ‘safe spaces’ can backfire. Here’s how we can move to ‘brave spaces’

Jan 3, 2024 | thehill.com | Cameron Sabet |Simar Bajaj

In recent years, the concept of the university as a “safe space” has come under scrutiny. The notion of insulating students from controversial ideas to protect marginalized groups, once heralded on many campuses, is being re-examined — both due to cultural war tensions but also more genuine questions around free speech.
Grad School Exams Should be Pass/Fail, Including the MCAT, GRE, and GMAT

Sep 6, 2023 | yahoo.com | Noah Harris |Lucy Tu |Cameron Sabet

This summer, the United States Supreme Court ruled to end race-based consideration in the college admissions process. For me, Noah Harris, a Black Harvard graduate from rural Mississippi, this decision feels like an assault on the legitimacy of my acceptance. And I know thousands of other Black and Latinx alumni feel the same.
Academic hierarchies are an uphill struggle for black women

Aug 2, 2023 | bmj.com | Cameron Sabet |Simar Bajaj |Fatima Cody Stanford

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Recruitmentology and the politics of consent in clinical research

Jan 27, 2023 | newsbreak.com | Cameron Sabet

Clinical Trials in the Millennial and Gen-Z EraCurrent trade developments akin to DCTs, AI, and machine studying are shaping the way forward for medical trials. Medical trials will proceed to play an important function in the way forward for medication. With the rise of the Millennial and Gen Z generations, you will need to take into account how these demographic shifts will influence the design and execution of medical trials.
Recruitmentology and the politics of consent in clinical research

Jan 26, 2023 | thelancet.com | Cameron Sabet |Simar Bajaj |Fatima Cody Stanford

Bearing the weight of a traumatic history, medical research is often seen as invasive and harmful by subaltern communities. The term subaltern, originating from postcolonial theory, refers to socio-politically silenced groups that are excluded from inner circles of colonial power. Western academia, however, primarily operates on the pretence of colonialism as a historical phenomenon.