February, 2009

I recently had the pleasure of meeting George DeBakey from ePals, the "internet based classroom tool of the future." ePals was founded on the idea o

Read on for a passionate debate between two of GSI's research interns...then weigh in with your own thoughts and opinions!

Connectivity has been one of the major inhibitors to growth in the developing world.

Here in Washington, we tend to think of power in terms of political, economic and military.

According to a report in the New England Journal of Medicine, doctors were able to perform a stem cell

As the realities of a recession set in, many families are reevaluating sending their children to college.

I am currently reading The J Curve and so far I'm absolutely enthralled.

Today at CSIS, the Scholl Chair in International Business hosted a roundtable discussion on the 838 billion dollar economic package approved by the Senate this afternoon.

The future of speech-recognition software is currently on hold.

In a recent issue of the Journal of Experimental Biology, entomologist Audrey Dussutour investigated the efficiency of ant traffic.

Ed Feulner, President of the Heritage Foundation, recently wrote an opinion piece in the Indianapoli

In the past 24 hours, I have been convinced that the economic future of our nation is secure.

The world deserves a good laugh, and the authors of the