Perpetual Learning
It’s not every day we hear about a major government agency like the National Institutes of Health (NIH) canceling contracts, especially in the sensitive area of vaccine development. But that’s exactly what happened recently, with reports indicating the NIH has decided to end several mRNA vaccine contracts. The stated reason? A perceived lack of public … Read more
It’s disheartening when the very foundation of knowledge we rely on starts to crack. Recently, headlines like “Fraudulent research is ‘destroying trust in science’” have been making waves, and for good reason. The rise of paper mills and outright research fraud isn’t just a behind-the-scenes problem for scientists; it has real-world consequences for all of … Read more
As a former tech executive, I’ve always believed that good data is the bedrock of smart decisions. In the tech world, if your data is off, your algorithms fail, your products break, and trust evaporates. This principle isn’t confined to Silicon Valley; it extends to the very statistics that shape our understanding of the economy. … Read more