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Shalin Jyotishi wrote a Forbes article exploring how 71 regional teams are competing for funding through the National Science Foundation.
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SThree’s Forces of STEM featured Shalin Jyotishi on an episode discussing how workers are responding to emerging technologies.
How Federal Policy Can Better Serve the Rural Health Care Workforce
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