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Jiaxin Pei is using information science to help AI reflect more diverse viewpoints.

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UMSI students are using information science to share collections globally in 3D.

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Aayana Anand is using information science to mitigate health disparities across communities.

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UMSI students are using information science to design a new future for U-M’s historical library.

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UMSI Research. Shared narrative and the role of collective memory for displaced Palestinians. UMSI PhD students Ghadir Award, Lavinia Dunagan, David Gamba and Tam Rayan.
Shared narrative and the role of collective memory for displaced Palestinians

New research by UMSI PhD candidates Ghadir Awad, Lavinia Dunagan, David Gamba and Tam Rayan studies how collective narratives are sustained through geography, gender and communal bonds in Palestinian oral histories. 

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Lecturer III James Rampton was quoted by News from the States in "Electric vehicle industry will persist despite Trump funding cuts"
Rampton: Despite Trump funding cuts, electric vehicles are here to stay

UMSI lecturer III Jim Rampton says vehicle manufacturers will continue to create more opportunities for the EV market, with or without government support. 

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Quoted by Tech Policy Press. Assistant Professor Ben Green. DOGE plan to push AI across the U.S. federal government is wildly dangerous.
Green: AI-first strategy by DOGE is a “recipe for disaster”

In an op-ed for Tech Policy Press, UMSI assistant professor Ben Green discusses the dangers of relying on algorithms for critical government services. 

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