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Ann Kan's role as a senior statistical analyst at NUDACC allows her to blend a skillset that optimally supports multisite ...

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The Center for Data Analysis specializes in quantitative research and simulation modeling of public policies for the Heritage Foundation. The CDA specializes in modeling the effects of federal fiscal ...

Scanning electron microscopes (SEM) combined with an energy dispersive X-ray detector (EDS) are commonly used to offer information about the chemical composition of a sample. This SEM-EDS method can ...

As investors look at how ESG scores can be used effectively, this article examines how different ESG score variants can be ...