District of Columbia Research News (United States)

PinkReport®, Let’s Get Emotional: Using Emotional Science to Segment the Beauty Consumer unveils the deep emotional connection consumers have with their beauty products using a sophisticated survey tool and proprietary Emotional Beauty Spectrums.

All- New Medical Technology Allows For Instant Voice Communication From The Patient to Family, Friends, and/or 911 Operator - No Monthly Fees - No Longer Worry About Paying Any Recurring Monthly Bills - Pay Just Once and Own Security for Life!!!

An innovative Muslim Democrat Dr. Zamani advocates that American interventions are categorically required in the interest of global security and economy. Dr. Zamani is a US – based physician, PhD in International Politics & a Muslim Democrat.

U.S. States’ overall public spaces quality from litter removals. BEST States include Washington, California, Maine. WORST include Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Nevada, Alabama, Indiana.

Mandala Research and World Footprints, leaders in travel market research and sustainable tourism, are teaming up with travel industry leaders on a Sustainable Travel and Tourism Study.

Evans’ major responsibilities will include developing and overseeing clinical operations across all Sibley locations that provide cancer care to patients.

A new poll suggests cultural heritage plays a key role when it comes to destination selection for African Americans travelers, including sites related to Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement.

This book discusses the similarities between the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts

The current issue of the Biblical Archaeology Review (BAR) explores many questions about historic Jesus through an interview with Jesus scholar, Sean Freyne of Trinity College Dublin.

Trend POV through its expansive C-Suite executive network, recently uncovered some interesting statistics about executives who currently use LinkedIn as a professional resource.

Massachusetts' new law, designed to help nullify the Electoral College by requiring state electors to vote as a block for the national popular vote winner in presidential elections, could cut the power of its citizens to affect elections

MMTVN will be Broadcasting a New Web TV Series from a Diverse Group of Ghost Hunters in the Nation’s Capital called Research and Investigation of the Paranormal (R.I.P) and will be documenting their investigations of the paranormal for broadcast

The Financial Times, New Scientist, the London School, and others are all explaining the effects of the British elections, and the unusual coalition government which resulted, by using a mathematical tool termed the Banzhaf Index of Voting Power

• 6 studies to include DMA; clearinghouse & system risk; OTC-clearing; and position limits • Research to be done by academics from Yale, Univ. of Illinois, Singapore Management Univ., Univ. of Delaware, HEC Paris & Hong Kong Baptist Univ.

More than 100 select invitees representing elite financial institutions, exchanges, corporations, government agencies and universities will gather at the Four Seasons Hotel this week in Hong Kong.

The Institute for Financial Markets (IFM) proposes to fund studies on high-priority -financial industry issues. Interested researchers are invited to submit proposals to the IFM by March 15, 2010,

Most people assume the editorial was an immediate hit when published in 1897 and that the Sun reprinted it every year at Christmastime until the newspaper folded. Not so, said W. Joseph Campbell, an expert on media myths at American University.

An article in the December issue of The Human Fertility Journal reports on a first-ever large-scale survey of women choosing to be single moms. The majority of participants (59%) had completed a postgraduate degree; 29% had an undergraduate degree.

Lt. Colonel Wangyee Vang, of the Lao Veterans of America Institute, met with Members of the U.S. Congress to rally support in Washington to grant veterans' benefits to Lao Hmong veterans who served secretly in Laos during the Vietnam War.

The Global Initiative on Sharing Avian Influenza Data (GISAID), a nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., today announced the launch of its new flu database to be used by researchers in the ongoing fight against various forms of influenza.

Sibley welcomes Dr. Chernofsky, Gynecologic Oncologist

It's a big week for Asia. Election results are due in India, swine flu has claimed its first cases in Asia and countries from Japan to Pakistan are experiencing political turmoil of one kind or another. How to stay informed? Asia Chronicle.

The George Washington University Homeland Security Policy Institute (HSPI) today announced its 2009 Senior Fellows class, a distinguished group drawn from many disciplines that will contribute greatly to HSPI’s policy and research agenda.

Leximo , a collaborative, user-run, world dictionary pioneering a new approach towards the dictionary, unveils the Leximo Dictionary Manifesto on their company blog, LexiBlog.