Research Reports

This document explores the intersection of computer security, privacy, and DNA sequencing, specifically focusing on the potential risks of compromising computers through synthesized DNA and privacy leaks.

This document explores research design in social research, specifically focusing on the context of design. It is written by David De Vaus, a renowned expert in the field of social research.

This document explores the environmental and health problems related to livestock production, particularly pollution in the food system. It discusses the impacts of livestock farming on the environment and the potential health risks associated with consuming contaminated food.

This document provides updated guidelines on potentially inappropriate medication use in older adults, as determined by the American Geriatrics Society.

This document discusses ten equity implications of the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States, focusing on its impact on marginalized communities, as highlighted by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).

This literature review explores the media representations of Black men and boys and their impact on their lives. It examines how these portrayals may shape societal perceptions, opportunities, and challenges faced by this population.

This document presents the findings of the Chicago Council Survey, which provides insights into the views and opinions of Americans during a time of uncertainty.

This document provides statistical data and insights about engineering in the United States. It covers various aspects of engineering education and industry trends.

This document provides statistics and data on engineering in the United States, highlighting the current trends and demographics in the field.

This document provides an introduction to the process of class action lawsuits in the United States. It explains how these types of lawsuits work and what individuals need to know if they are involved in a class action case.

This issue brief discusses the reports of increased opioid and other drug-related overdoses during the Covid pandemic, along with other concerns.

This document provides insights from 15 years of research on the impacts of metal detector use in schools. It discusses the effects and benefits of implementing metal detectors to improve school safety and prevent violence.

This document discusses the evolution of a specific type of dinosaur called a basal dromaeosaurid, and how its size changed over time before the evolution of avian flight.

This document describes the increasing high school graduation rate that is nearing a significant milestone. The rate has reached its highest point in the past 40 years.

This research article examines the state of local journalism in North Carolina, including the phenomenon of news deserts and journalism divides. It explores the factors that contribute to the resilience and strength of local news outlets in the state.

This document discusses the impact of robots on the future of the workplace. It explores the potential benefits and challenges associated with the increasing use of robots in various industries.

This document provides a report on the external review conducted on the football program culture at the University of Iowa in Iowa. It examines the overall culture within the program and provides recommendations for improvement.

This document explores the mechanisms behind muscle growth (hypertrophy) and how they can be applied to resistance training. It provides valuable insights for individuals looking to maximize their results from exercise.

This document examines the effects of different color combinations between web page text and background on readability, retention, aesthetics, and behavioral intention. It specifically focuses on the research conducted by Richard H. Hall and Patrick Hanna from Missouri.

This document provides recommendations for increasing transparency, reducing friction, and promoting fairness in the music industry in Massachusetts. It aims to address issues related to payment flows and ensure fair treatment for musicians.

This document highlights the tradeoff fallacy in marketing and how it misrepresents American consumers, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation.

This document explores the ethical and social implications of genetic editing, specifically in the context of a high school bioethics project in New York. It discusses the potential consequences and concerns associated with manipulating genes and provides insight into the broader debate surrounding this topic.

This document provides a historical account of food fortification in the United States and its relevance for current fortification efforts in developing countries. It is written by David Bishai and Ritu Nalubola and is based in Chicago, Illinois.

This document is a proposed act by Senators Chuck Grassley and Dianne Feinstein from Iowa. It aims to address issues related to money laundering, terrorist financing, and counterfeiting in the United States.

This document explores the concept of structural racism, analyzing the ways in which systems and institutions perpetuate racial inequalities and discrimination. The authors, Keith Lawrence and Terry Keleher, provide insights into the complex dynamics of structural racism and its impact on diverse communities.

This document provides preliminary recommendations for governments and relevant national authorities on how to facilitate maritime trade during the Covid-19 pandemic. It offers guidance on ensuring the smooth operation of maritime transportation and the safe handling of goods.

This policy brief discusses the impacts of unconditional cash transfers on individuals and communities. It examines the effectiveness and potential benefits of providing cash assistance without any conditions or restrictions.

This document explores the fascinating topics of humor, laughter, and those moments of sudden insights, known as "aha moments". Discover the science behind what makes us laugh and the cognitive processes behind those moments of sudden understanding and realization.

This study explores how email can be a source of stress, highlighting its significance as both a source and symbol of stress. It provides insights into the implications of email use on individuals' well-being and work-life balance.

This document sets forth guidelines for conducting market and social research worldwide. It establishes ethical standards and best practices for researchers to ensure data privacy and accuracy in the collection and analysis of information.

This document outlines the rules and regulations that govern the Democratic Party in the United States, including the Democratic National Committee. It details the party's charter and bylaws, which govern its internal operations and guidance for its members.

This document provides a global overview of the music industry in 2016, including sales, streaming, and trends.

This document provides an overview of the global music industry, including statistics and trends in sales, streaming, and revenue for the year 2021.

This document is a grimoire that provides instructions for summoning demons and the spirits. It is often used in occult practices.

This document describes TaintDroid, a system that monitors smartphone privacy in real-time by tracking the flow of information.