Architecture, Urban Planning and the Importance of Evidence-Based Practice
Drawing on extensive quantitative and qualitative research, including data from the UN-Habitat Global Urban Observatory and a global sample of…
What happens when vaping starts in adolescence?
Vaping is no longer something associated only with adults trying to move away from cigarettes. For many teenagers, it can…
Breaking Silence Across Generations
Gender-based violence is often discussed in terms of individual victims and perpetrators. Our research focuses on Arab-Palestinian women in Israel,…
Social impactability leads to social improvements
A growing number of scientific studies that lead to real improvements for citizens and society use a methodology we can…
Two Years of Daily27: Bringing Evidence Closer to Society
Two years ago, Daily27 was born from a simple but ambitious idea: that access to knowledge, culture and scientific evidence…
International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
On September 26, 1983, Lieutenant Colonel Stanislav Petrov did not know that he would help save the world. At his…
AI may have solved one of mathematics’ biggest puzzles
For centuries, scientific progress has depended not only on human curiosity, but also on the tools we have created to…
Artificial Intelligence and Several Learning/Working Implications
No technology has grown as rapidly and effectively in most of our lifetimes as Artificial Intelligence (AI). Personally, I transitioned…
The Making of the Medieval Cathedral
Many people assume that the great Gothic cathedrals appeared suddenly across medieval Europe. In reality, they were the culmination of…
Can We Learn to Live Together? What social science tells us about building peace
Every year, on September 21, the International Day of Peace invites us to reflect on one of humanity’s most difficult…