Differential Privacy’s Big Moment
Chris Sadler breaks down how the 2020 Census will use a new method for protecting privacy.
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Digital Resources and Pandemic Pedagogy
The second post unpacking RAND data underscoring teachers’ use of online instructional materials during the pandemic.
Eviction Data—For Better or Worse
While crucial for targeted rental aid and outreach, eviction data is also not a silver bullet for more just housing policy.
Our 8 Recommendations for Improving Local and National Eviction Data
Colleges’ Average SAT Scores Should No Longer Be Used in Rankings
Despite pandemic changes, U.S. News’ Best Colleges will continue to include incoming students’ average test scores in ranking institutions.
America’s Cutting Edge: Colleges and “Federally Funded R&D Centers” are partnering to align technology and talent development
Colleges and universities are partnering with federally funded Manufacturing USA Institutes and National Labs to create workforce programs.
Cleaning Up “America’s Dirty Secret,” Wastewater: Q&A with Catherine Coleman Flowers
The 2020 MacArthur Genius grant recipient on her work, wastewater, and how PIT could help.
Grantee Spotlight: UC Berkeley Prepares Students to Research Algorithmic Fairness
2020 grantees at UC Berkeley are partnering to engage students and prepare them for careers researcing AI and machine learning.