A Technology-Transformed Way of Life
 
Bike sharing, ride sharing, freelancing—all have emerged as technology-enabled ways of doing business. How do we assess these new business models?
 
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Shosics and the Right to Vote
 
People who live in the U.S. but cannot vote include entrepreneurs, professors, artists, farmworkers, and a host of talent from all over the world.
 
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The Making of a Young Artist
 
With considerable training in classical art, Maggie O’Keefe came to Cornell, expanded her classical skills, and found her own voice.
 
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Deploying Population Genetics
 
Charles Aquadro infuses the population genetics way of thinking into research and teaching, with implications for medicine, agriculture, and ancestry.
 
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What’s Behind Your Navigation App
 
Driving apps and shopping incentive platforms—multi-armed bandits—learn optimal routes or routines similar to how gamblers play slot machines.
 
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