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Can locally, sourced fungi capture agricultural pollutants before they reach rivers, and recycle them as fertiliser? Stephanie Terreni Brown, Rhizocore, discusses here: faculti.net/fungal-filte...

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Can locally, sourced fungi capture agricultural pollutants before they reach rivers, and recycle them as fertiliser? Stephanie Terreni Brown, Rhizocore, discusses here: faculti.net/fungal-filte...

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What makes individuals susceptible to wartime misinformation, and how do dehumanization, conspiracy mentality, and political ideology shape their ability to distinguish real from fake news? Yaniv Reingewertz, University of Haifa, discusses here: faculti.net/wartime-misi...

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How do feminized public-sector roles like teaching absorb expanded societal expectations during crises, and what power mechanisms make this invisible labor feel natural? Tammy Rubel, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, discusses here: faculti.net/invisible-so...

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How can we design innovation incentives that value the health of all people equally, not just those who can pay? Thomas Pogge, Yale University, discusses here: faculti.net/why-patents-...

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How can we design innovation incentives that value the health of all people equally, not just those who can pay? Thomas Pogge, Yale University, discusses here: faculti.net/why-patents-...

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What psychological biases make the alien abduction narrative so compelling to believers? Jim Davies, Carleton University, discusses here: faculti.net/why-alien-ab...

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What psychological biases make the alien abduction narrative so compelling to believers? Jim Davies, Carleton University, discusses here: faculti.net/why-alien-ab...

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What does a revolutionary education look like when it is built by the community it serves? Robert Robinson, City University of New York, discusses here: faculti.net/black-panthe...

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What does a revolutionary education look like when it is built by the community it serves? Robert Robinson, City University of New York, discusses here: faculti.net/black-panthe...

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Does working remotely shield women from the subtle slights of everyday gender discrimination, and if so, for whom does this effect matter most? Laura Doering, University of Toronto, discusses here: faculti.net/remote-work-...

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Does digitalization expose banks to more operational risk than regulators assume? Hakim Md Ali, Manchester Metropolitan University, discusses here: faculti.net/digital-bank...

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Does digitalization expose banks to more operational risk than regulators assume? Hakim Md Ali, Manchester Metropolitan University, discusses here: faculti.net/digital-bank...

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Did Greece's austerity-driven bailout programs between 2010 and 2018 permanently damage the economic prospects of the next generation? Tuan Anh Luong, De Montfort University, discusses here: faculti.net/how-greeces-...

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If watching television is so bad for us, why do we spend so much time doing it? Manuel Hoffmann, University of California, Irvine, discusses here: faculti.net/does-watchin...

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What does it mean to be an excellent thinker, and how do intellectual virtues like curiosity and courage reflect on our personal worth? Jason Baehr, Loyola Marymount University, discusses here: faculti.net/how-intellec...

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Why do subsidies for water-saving technology only reduce groundwater pumping when targeted to water sellers, not individual farmers? Ujjayant Chakravorty, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/why-subsidiz...

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How can the clinical practices of medieval maristāns inform a modern, heritage-grounded Islamic psychology? Rania Awaad, Stanford University, discusses here: faculti.net/reviving-mar...

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How can the clinical practices of medieval maristāns inform a modern, heritage-grounded Islamic psychology? Rania Awaad, Stanford University, discusses here: faculti.net/reviving-mar...

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How do active-duty U.S. troops navigate the ethical and legal line between obeying and refusing unlawful orders in the current political climate? Charli Carpenter, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/us-troops-du...

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How do the six dominant sociological narratives about religion each offer only a partial picture, and what do they collectively overlook? Spickard, Jim, University of Redlands, discusses here: faculti.net/six-sociolog...

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How can the Business Sustainability Cycle reshape business education to help students grasp the full spectrum of sustainability? Tony Bradley, Liverpool Hope University, discusses here: faculti.net/teaching-sus...

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How do memes, parodies, and podcasts on Indian platforms redefine political expression beyond freedom and capture? Aswin Punathambekar, University of Pennsylvania, discusses here: faculti.net/indias-mobil...

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How can a case-study method uncover the intentional, often criminal, decisions by white powerholders that created today's environmental inequalities? Eric Bonds, University of Mary Washington, discusses here: faculti.net/excavating-e...

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How does embroidery become a form of historical documentation for communities whose voices are often sidelined? Nessa Leibhammer, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/needlework-a...

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How does embroidery become a form of historical documentation for communities whose voices are often sidelined? Nessa Leibhammer, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/needlework-a...

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How did multinationals reinforce gender norms through products, labor, and hiring, and what drove their hybrid adaptations? Paula A de la Cruz-Fernández, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/multinationa...

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Current accounts reflect goods — Daehwan Kim (Konkuk University), in conversation with Charles Yuji Horioka (Kobe University). Faculti Conversations: Should we fear capital flight? faculti.net/should-we-fe...

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What actually works to reduce bycatch when experimental trials give way to real-world fleetwide implementation? Ray Hilborn, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/gear-changes...

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What actually works to reduce bycatch when experimental trials give way to real-world fleetwide implementation? Ray Hilborn, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/gear-changes...

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If obesity is a 'wicked' problem shaped by biology, culture, and environment in infinite combinations, why does biomedical research still chase isolated causes? Diane Finegood, Simon Fraser University, discusses here: faculti.net/why-reductio...

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What happens to children's autonomous play cultures when they move from the street to the screen? Andrew Burn, UCL Bartlett School of Architecture, discusses here: faculti.net/childrens-pl...

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What happens to children's autonomous play cultures when they move from the street to the screen? Andrew Burn, UCL Bartlett School of Architecture, discusses here: faculti.net/childrens-pl...

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How did gold reserves remain central to post-war monetary systems without limiting domestic credit expansion? Eric Monnet, Paris School of Economics, discusses here: faculti.net/how-gold-bac...

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