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"Saddam Hussein and the IST on Trial: The…
https://digitalcommons.law.buffalo.edu/bhrlr/vol13/iss1/10/
Heidi M. Spalholz, Saddam Hussein and the IST on Trial: The Case for the ICC, 13 Buff.
14 Oct 2022:
Yotam Ophir was interviewed for an article by Spectrum News 1, "White supremacism: How it's spread and the threat it poses" (6/16/22).
14 Oct 2022:
A new book edited by CII member James A. Gardner provides an ambitious and far-reaching roundup of current thought on the state of the world’s democracies and the struggle to make self-governance work — one nation at a time.
14 Oct 2022:
Though it might look like the paper you use to learn penmanship, in Alternative Rule, the lines on the paper are made up of micro-printed names and dates of children who have been victims of gun violence since the Columbine High School shooting.
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8 Apr 2024:
Michael J. Cowen, professor, Department of Mathematics. Heidi C. Crow, associate professor, Department of Oral Diagnostic Sciences.
14 Oct 2022:
Deepfake videos are showing up everywhere and Siwei Lyu is the go-to expert on the subject. He has recently interviewed by several prominent publications
14 Oct 2022:
The paper, Public health information for minority linguistic communities, seeks to raise awareness that assuming people from minority language groups will be able to read public health information in a majority language overlooks how language choice
14 Oct 2022:
The grant addresses the lack of collaboration and trust among researchers, public health officials, government and the public that hampered the response to COVID-19. To build trust with the public, the UB team will build on its strong relationships
13 May 2024:
Literatures), Amy VanScoy (Information Science) and Co-investigators, Heidi Julien (Information Science), Deborah Hicks (School of Information SJSU), and Alexandra Zirkle (Jewish Thought).
8 Mar 2023:
Insider (2/23) quoted both Ophir and Heidi Julien about a viral TikTok arguing the Titanic never sank that shows how quickly conspiracies spread on the platform.