Why small cities must fix governance and data before digital twins
Digital twins have become one of the most seductive promises in urban technology: virtual replicas of cities that update themselves...
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Digital twins have become one of the most seductive promises in urban technology: virtual replicas of cities that update themselves...
A new study argues that regulatory sandboxes designed for private-sector market entry must be substantially adapted to legitimately govern public...
In the rolling piedmont plains north of Mount Tai, in China's Shandong Province, lies one of the most remarkable Neolithic...
A study of 320 secondary students in South Eastern Kenya finds that household income, school costs, siblings and employment expectations...
Every day, across thousands of police departments, courthouses, and correctional agencies in the United States, officers and clerks type short...
A discrete choice experiment of more than 1,000 Hungarian adults shows that travel distance, price and appointment availability—not reputation—drive preferences...
A new commentary warns that U.S. surgical education leadership remains a terminal bottleneck where diverse surgical talent is steadily filtered...
A mixed-methods Spanish study of 439 teachers finds that infrastructure, training, and teacher perception drive classroom technology use differently in...
A University of Turku study found ChatGPT-4o, guided by a retrieval-augmented grading framework, matched human examiners' official scores on Finland's...
A systematic comparison of national policies shows China's management of nonprofit organizations shifting from deliberative state control in the 2000s...
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