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Authors & Insights: Major Garrett and David Becker
Join the McCain Institute for the next installment of its book talk virtual series on Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2024. This event will feature CBS Chief...
Responsible Artificial Intelligence: Policy Pathways to a Positive AI Future
The past 12 months have seen tensions escalate between the potential of artificial intelligence to positively transform society and the challenges of...
Unsilenced: Empowering Human Rights Defenders in Exile
The McCain Institute invites you to join the event, “Unsilenced: Empowering Human Rights Defenders in Exile” on Wednesday, Dec. 13, at the ASU Barrett...
Can We Build a Quantum Workforce Fast Enough to Avoid a “Quantum Winter”?
As quantum technologies for sensing, communications, and computing advance, the sector is approaching a critical juncture. There are simply not enough...
“Unacceptable Costs”: Managing for biological invasions and climate risks in the US Pacific Islands
This seminar will describe how the impacts of climate change and non-native, invasive species are inextricably linked in this region and introduce a...
McCain Institute Authors & Insights: Jake Tapper
Join the McCain Institute in person for an event with CNN’s Jake Tapper on Wednesday, Nov. 15, at noon ET. McCain Institute Executive Director Dr....
The Migrant Chef
In The Migrant Chef, Mexico-City based journalist Laura Tillman explores the story of Eduardo “Lalo” García Guzmán. Born in rural Mexico, he and his...
Patent Data & Publicly-Funded Research: Applications, Benefits, & Misuse
How does the public benefit from public investment in research and development? While there is broad agreement that new technologies have significant...
What Zombies Can Teach Us About Surviving the Apocalypse
How prepared are you to survive the zombie apocalypse? No, really: How long would you have before you got to the bottom of your pantry? Would your...
Have We Been Looking for Interdisciplinarity in All the Wrong Places?
Building interdisciplinary research capacity has been a holy grail for at least two decades, but in concept and practice that’s usually meant...
What Happens to Global Science If the United States and China Quit Collaborating?
Over the last 40 years, international scientific collaboration between the United States and China in particular has increased global research...
Arizona’s Youth Electorate: Exploring the Political Behavior of Young Swing Voters
In recent election cycles, Arizona has not only been a battleground state for domestic politics but has also attracted attention around the world. The...