Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

• LISTEN: ABC Radio National Interviews Grantees Corsi, Eisen, Sloan Program Director Paula Olsiewski about Indoor Ecology
• New York Looks to Fair Redistricting,
• Mystery Machines: The Photographic Allure of Big Science
• Restaurants Plan DNA-Certified Premium Seafood
• Scientists Study Bacterial Load on Surfaces in Public Restrooms
• Creating New Academic Networks with "Commons in a Box"
• Syneseizure, Isodrag Typeface, and Other Amazing Results from Science Hack Day SF 2011
• 2011 Highlights in DNA Barcoding (pdf)
• Public Mapping Project: If you want it done right, do it yourself
• Thirtysomethings Least Happy With Their Work, Study Finds
• Hedy's Folly: The Movie Star Behind Your Cellphone
• The Inventory in Hollywood: Review of "Hedy's Folly"
• Hedy Lamarr: "Most Beautiful Woman" By Day, Inventor By Night
• NYU Stern Unveils Global Systemic Risk Rankings
• Open Source Tool to Evaluate Redistricting Proposals and Stop Gerrymandering
• Older Workers in Central New York Have a Much Harder Time Finding Work After Being Laid Off
• Big Changes Coming to Future Workplace
• Women Chemists Tell Their Stories of a Life in Chemistry
• 2011 Steinberg Playwrights Awards Honors Melissa James Gibson and Lisa D'Amour
• New Project with Study "Deep Carbon"
• Obama Honors Science, Math Mentors
• President Obama cites Cornell's Diversity Programs in Engineering with mentoring award
• UMBC Pres. and Sloan Trustee Freeman Hrabowski III Profiled for Work as Science, Math Educator
• Funding Boost to Understand the Drivers of Global Migration
• How Crowdsourcing is Changing Science
• VIDEO: What You Need to Know About Infectious Disease The National Academies
• Students Pick Easiers Majors Despite Less Pay
• New Synthetic Bacteria Can Detect Air Pollution
• The Anatomy of Influence: Is Daniel Kahneman the Most Important Social Scientist of His Generation
• Opening Remarks from the October Plenary on the DPLA