As cyber threats continue to rise, universities involved in federally funded research are under increased scrutiny. It's not just about ticking boxes on compliance forms; it's about protecting sensitive info that, if compromised, could open up major vulnerabilities.

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Recent FCA Investigations at Universities: A Closer Look at Cybersecurity Compliance


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Sarah Motley Stone
Tara N. Cho, CIPP/US, CIPP/E
Taylor Ey, CIPP/US, CIPP/E
Christopher L. Lockwood

When considering scientific evidence, it's often assumed that the most frequently cited articles appear in the most prestigious journals. However, this isn’t always accurate. Journals are ranked by their impact factor, which measures how often articles are cited in a given year. Surprisingly, junk science can be found in both esteemed peer-reviewed journals and lesser-known ones. This segment, the second in our junk science series, aims to shed light on the increasing issue of flawed scientific articles and point out potential red flags to watch for when evaluating published studies.

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Gloria Malpass, Ph.D.*

Construction projects can be as thrilling as they are challenging. For project owners, they represent creativity and progress—but they’re also a significant undertaking filled with uncertainty, tight deadlines, and high expectations.

There’s often an imbalance of expertise between project owners, who only engage in construction occasionally, and contractors, who live and breathe it daily. This imbalance can lead to stress and, sometimes, trouble navigating risks. That’s where today’s episode comes in handy—we’ll uncover some of the warning signs of troubled projects, how to mitigate risks, and how contracts serve as the foundation for safeguarding success.

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Identifying The Warning Signs of A Troubled Construction Project

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Todd M. Conley
Jeremy L. Baker