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A new data-driven research study that explains how a collective resilience strategy can ... It derives different measures to counter these forms of non-market coercion, combining traditional ...

In this issue, we examine a new conversation segmentation method that delivers more coherent and personalized agent conversation, and we review efforts to improve MLLMs’ understanding of geologic maps ...

Shifting focus from external chaos to internal peace, reducing stress, and improving relationships. We can incorporate this ...

Research interns put inquiry and theory into practice. Alongside fellow doctoral candidates and some of the world’s best researchers, interns learn, collaborate, and network for life. Interns not only ...

Kindness not only boosts mood but boosts motivation to do good. The warm feeling that comes from helping others can have long ...

A recent study presents an efficient crystal-structure search method for this task, utilizing symmetry and graph theory.

French strategic expert Bruno Tertrais charts the awakening of empires contesting the United States’ monopoly on global leadership in “War of the Worlds: The Return of Geopolitics and the Clash of ...

Quantum gravity is the missing link between general relativity and quantum mechanics, the yet-to-be-discovered key to a unified theory capable of explaining both the infinitely large and the ...

We map globalization with Inter-Country Input-Output (ICIO) Tables, and we construct measures to describe the structure, interdependence, and power dynamic of globalization by tracing origins of value ...

Relations (IR) as an academic discipline seeks to understand the complex interactions between states, non-state actors, and international ...

Special subjects are in-depth taught modules that draw on the current research interests of staff. They enable you to focus on an aspect of contemporary art, cultural theory or contemporary thought ...