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Study Reveals Key Technical Skills in Demand for MPH Graduates Beyond Traditional Public Health Roles
A new study from Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health reveals intriguing insights into the current employability landscape for Master of Public Health (MPH) graduates. According to the research, while public health programs generally align with employment needs, stronger linkages with real-time labor market data could further enhance graduates’ job readiness. Published in the…
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New Study Reveals AI’s Impact on U.S. Jobs
Artificial intelligence (AI) has long been heralded as a game-changer across multiple industries, yet its precise influence on individual jobs remains a contentious topic. A new study promises to shed light on this issue by using AI to evaluate its own potential impact on various occupations. The research, conducted by Daniele Quercia and colleagues from…
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PLOS and DTH-Lab Partner to Empower Youth Voices in Science and Health
The Public Library of Science (PLOS) and the Digital Transformations for Health Lab (DTH-Lab) have announced a strategic partnership aimed at amplifying youth voices in health sciences and fostering a strong foundation for future leaders in scientific research. “This strategic partnership with DTH-Lab will ensure that the youth is empowered to shape the medical knowledge…
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How to Stand Out as a Leader on Zoom Calls, According to New Study
With remote work becoming more mainstream, understanding how leadership emerges in virtual teams is crucial. A groundbreaking study by Binghamton University, in collaboration with several State University of New York (SUNY) schools and research centers, sheds light on the significant role verbal communication plays in establishing leadership in virtual environments. “Emerging leadership is really important…
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Large Teams in Academic Research Linked to Decreased Career Prospects for Young Scientists
New research suggests that while teamwork is celebrated in arenas like the Paris Olympics, it may be less beneficial for early-career scientists aiming for academic success. The study, led by Donna Ginther, the Roy A. Roberts Distinguished Professor of Economics at the University of Kansas, reveals that larger team sizes in academic disciplines can adversely…
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EurekAlert! Expands Access to Student Journalists to Foster Inclusive Science Reporting
EurekAlert!, a leading science news service, is taking significant steps to empower the next generation of science journalists by expanding access to its resources. Aspiring reporters from student news outlets, such as campus newspapers and radio stations, will now be eligible for journalist-memberships. This initiative aims to provide budding journalists with essential hands-on experience, enabling…
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Study Reveals the Impact of Gaze Direction and Gender Bias on Online Job Interviews
Virtual job interviews have become the norm in a post-pandemic world, but a new breakthrough in artificial intelligence might change how hiring managers evaluate candidates in these digital meetings. A recent study, published in the journal Scientific Reports, underscores the importance of maintaining eye contact during online interviews, revealing it can significantly affect interpersonal evaluations…
