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EPP is a highly collaborative department focused on bringing interdisciplinary methods to policy problems where the technical details matter and to technology problems where social influences and impacts must be considered.

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EPP is a highly collaborative department focused on bringing interdisciplinary methods to policy problems where the technical details matter and to technology problems where social influences and impacts must be considered.

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Jul 14

The hidden science strengthening federal policies for Americans

A new PNAS feature highlights how behavioral science protects public health, consumer rights, and finances across government agencies. Case studies show how "invisible" scientific frameworks streamline medical drug reviews, combat digital deception, and model public health crises like the opioid epidemic, calling for stronger long-term ties between academic institutions and public policy.

Jul 14

CMU, Pitt, WVU to boost energy innovation with $320M NSF Engine Opens in new window

As a core RETI Consortium partner with deep expertise in energy, industrial innovation, computing, and AI, CMU will drive multiple strategic areas to accelerate next-generation energy technologies.

Jul 13

Will pickup truck buyers go electric? Opens in new window

A new study shows that 74% of the toughest EV consumer demographic could adopt EVs for the right price and range.

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