Research in United States

Apm Research Lab

The APM Research Lab is home to a team of researchers and analysts who inform and equip the communities we serve with both original and curated research, facts, and analysis. This work helps inform journalists, civic and business leaders, and others who want to know what the best data and the best research has to say about challenges and opportunities facing families, communities, and organizations throughout the nation. The APM Research Lab is a division of American Public Media Group.

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Aprovecho Research Center

Research, design, development and testing of applications of appropriate technology to problems in the developing world. Currently focused on improved cook stoves, especially rocket stoves. Aprovecho formed a partnership in 2008 with Shengzhou Stove Manufacturer to build Aprovecho-designed rocket stoves in China. The partnership won the 2009 International Ashden Award, presented by Prince Charles, recognizing their achievement.

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Artillery Intelligence

ARtillery Intelligence chronicles the evolution of AR & VR, otherwise known as spatial computing. Through writings and multimedia, it provides deep and analytical views into the industry’s biggest players, opportunities and strategies.

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Asher Consulting

Our goal is to provide researchers with the knowledge and tools they need to investigate humanity beyond generalizations. We feel that researching humanity beyond statistics allows researchers to gain insight into the essence of the human experience by exploring people’s thoughts, behaviors, attitudes, and/or beliefs. We are a small women-owned business who works with national and international clients. Our clients are scholars, doctoral candidates, non-profit organizations, and local and federal government. We are doctoral level researchers who specialize in qualitative methods, research design, data collection, data analysis and NVivo 9 or 10 qualitative research software training. We work with researchers at any stage of the process to meet your project needs. Asher Consulting, LLC is listed company with QSR International (the makers of NVivo software).

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Baxter Research Center, Inc

Baxter Research Center (BRC) is a marketing research firm whose fieldwork and analysis serves a wide range of successful media companies, magazines and professional journals. BRC conducts custom and branded specialty surveys that provide actionable advertising and brand metrics for magazines and media companies, professional associations, advertising agencies, and advertisers. Our research-based audience metrics help businesses build market share, achieve advertising goals and develop brand value for greater profit. We’ve been helping businesses understand their market landscape by providing data-driven analysis and intelligent reporting since 1989.

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Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research

The Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research (BAIR) Lab brings together UC Berkeley researchers across the areas of computer vision, machine learning, natural language processing, planning, and robotics. BAIR includes over two dozen faculty and more than a hundred graduate students pursuing research on fundamental advances in the above areas as well as cross-cutting themes including multi-modal deep learning, human-compatible AI, and connecting AI with other scientific disciplines and the humanities.

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Bill & Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute

The Bill & Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to the development and effective use of novel biomedical interventions addressing substantial global health concerns, for which investment incentives are limited. The institute works through collaborating partners and organizations, coordinating and driving the full spectrum of biopharmaceutical development activities, including pre-clinical development, full clinical development (from phase 1 through to and including phase 3), and global regulatory interactions. The institute focuses on programs aimed at reducing the burden of TB, malaria, diarrheal diseases, and maternal, newborn, and child illnesses worldwide. As an affiliate of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the institute’s programs are focused on disease and health areas of primary focus at the foundation. The interventions under study and development are derived from sources both within and external to the foundation.

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Boston Children's Hospital Chip

The Boston Children's Hospital Computational Health Informatics Program (CHIP), founded in 1994, is a multidisciplinary applied research and education program. Our faculty advance the science of biomedical informatics for molecular characterization of the patient, gene discovery, medical decision making, diagnosis, therapeutic selection, care redesign, public health management, population health, and re-imagined clinical trials. The Program’s innovations have transformed the landscape of big data in health care, the use of AI in clinical decision making, and the IT strategies of commercial enterprises. CHIP discoveries and inventions have been widely adopted by technology companies such as: Apple, Microsoft, Google and Amazon. Leading projects include the SMART on FHIR “app store for health”, the cTAKES pipeline for computerized “reading” of clinical text, the HealthMap global surveillance system, and the federated data sharing Genomic Information Commons. CHIP software is reading millions of doctors’ notes across sites of care and surfacing key insights about adverse medication effects. CHIP research has strongly influenced public policy from vaccine recommendations to health IT provisions in the 21st Century Cures Act to paradigm shifts in data provisioning by CMS. CHIP’s biosurveillance computational platforms have found the earliest signals of Ebola outbreaks. On the basis of these advances, Health 2.0 voted Boston Children's Hospital the 10 Year Global Retrospective Top Influencer among all health care organizations.

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Boulder Biocomputing, Inc

BBC is now Boulder BioComputing! Having launched some great products, we realized that our prior name was a bit limiting. Boulder BioComputing, BBC, is populated with industry veterans with expertise in all aspects of pharmaceutical sciences and informatics for Research and Development. We specialize in R&D informatics, bioinformatics, and scientific consulting for non-commoditized problems. If you are just getting started with R&D information systems, if you have a pile of data and don't know what to do with it, or if you are trying to create a late-stage development plan for a challenging drug, we are your people.

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Brain Tool Laboratory

In 2015, the Brain Tool Laboratory was established by Dr. Patrick Codd as a collaboration between the Department of Neurosurgery and the Pratt School of Engineering. Since that time, engineers and neurosurgeons have worked together to tackle some of the most difficult problems facing the surgical community. Fostering a true atmosphere of collaboration, the Brain Tool Laboratory is in a unique position to bring about significant change to the field of surgical robotics. Through a careful examination of surgical operations, researchers approach each problem by stripping away the physical and mental constraints imposed by decades of traditional surgical methodology. In this manner, the Brain Tool Laboratory is able to advance the field of surgical robotics while keeping patient benefit and overall device value as its highest priorities.

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Brownstone Research

Brownstone Research is a high-performance growth asset research company. Wherever there is high-performance potential in the markets, wherever there is growth, you’ll find us there. For too long, the best investment research has not been available to individual investors. It has been typically reserved for investment banks, hedge funds, private equity, and high-net-worth clients. The mission of Brownstone Research is to make that kind of proprietary research available to any investors looking to gain an edge in the markets. The goal is simple: To deliver unique and profitable investment research on growth assets, research found nowhere else. Brownstone Research publishes one of the most widely read e-letters in the world, The Bleeding Edge, which delivers tech expert Jeff Brown’s daily insights and information from the outermost limits of the high-tech world. Brownstone’s flagship investment newsletter, The Near Future Report, is focused on large-capitalization technology companies that are still in growth mode and deliver outsized returns. Its model portfolio consistently outperforms the markets year after year. Additionally, Brownstone Research publishes highly specialized, alpha-driven investment research in Exponential Tech Investor, Permissionless Investor, Neural Net Profits, and Deep Access. Exponential Tech Investor focuses on small- and micro-capitalization technology companies on the bleeding edge. Permissionless Investor shares cutting-edge research on exciting opportunities within the developing blockchain and digital asset space. Neural Net Profits uses a proprietary AI system to spot shorter-term cryptocurrency trading opportunities. And Deep Access uses a proprietary artificial intelligence technology to identify stocks with a high likelihood of a large decline.

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California Research Foundation

California Research Foundation (CRF) has been a leader in clinical trials since 1966, performing hundreds of protocols covering most areas of Internal Medicine. CRF is a multi-specialty group of private practice Board-Certified specialists supported by a full-time staff dedicated solely to clinical research. California Research Foundation has completed over 500 FDA sanctioned clinical investigative studies covering all phases, with enrollment totals of up to patients.

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Cardiovascular Research Foundation Of Southern Ca Cvrf

From the time of the Cardiovascular Research Foundation’s formation in 2007, our Board of Directors has been very clear about its "Hope for Hearts" purpose: 1) To fund, support and conduct research that potentially could be a “game changer” in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease. This is the foundation’s reason for being and the source of the passion of our physician researchers whose common goal is to make a difference and improve the prognosis and quality of life of patients everywhere. From the inception of the Foundation, it has been very important to us to strive for a significant proportion of our funding to come from independent sources (particularly individual donations) rather than from pharmaceutical companies and medical device manufacturers. The compelling reason for this is that it gives us the freedom to pursue research avenues without concern that they be attractive or lucrative to industry, thereby enabling us to explore the widest variety of clinical options. 2) To educate our patients and contributors about: The Foundation’s pursuit of new clinical solutions What is happening in cardiovascular research and technology What they can do to protect and improve their own cardiovascular health. 3) To raise awareness of the latest techniques and therapies in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease both among our colleagues in the medical community and the general public. The Foundation is a certified non-profit charitable organization and was founded as the non-profit research arm of the Cardiovascular Medical Group of Southern California, a specialty cardiovascular practice that has been in practice for nearly 50 years. The medical practice was co-founded by the Foundation’s Chairman and President, Harold L. Karpman, MD, FACC, FACP. Dr. Karpman is a clinical professors of medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.

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Care United Research

Care United Research (CURe) is a new research institute founded in 2020 located in Forney, Texas. Our study staff is striving to add to medical knowledge by finding new treatments for our patients through clinical trials in medicine. Our Team is very excited but humbled to have the opportunity to serve a beautiful community for their healthcare needs.

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Carnegie Mellon University Neuroscience Institute

Understanding how the brain works is one of the biggest puzzles left for science to solve. Answers to critical questions in neuroscience lie at a pivotal intersection between biology, cognitive psychology, computer science, statistics and engineering – areas where Carnegie Mellon University excels.

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Cavalier Autonomous Racing

We are Cavalier Autonomous Racing — The University of Virginia’s premier autonomous racing team, and the first American team to win the Indy Autonomous Challenge. In motorsport, there’s a saying: “If everything seems under control, you’re not going fast enough.” We’re building AI that lives by that philosophy. Born out of Prof. Madhur Behl’s research group at UVA, our team pushes the limits of perception, planning, and control algorithms by testing them under extreme conditions—at 180+ mph. Autonomous racing is not just a competition; it’s a proving ground for the future of robotics and intelligent machines. Our car is equipped with state-of-the-art sensors (LiDAR, radar, cameras, GNSS, IMU), compute platforms, and over lines of custom C++ code. The software stack is developed entirely in-house by our student team, with contributions from undergraduates and graduate students across CS, MAE, ECE, and beyond. We’ve raced at legendary venues like the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the NASA Space Shuttle Landing Facility. Cavalier Autonomous Racing is more than just a race team—it’s an R&D lab on wheels. Every lap we complete feeds back into research on physical AI, high-speed robotics, and safe autonomous systems. We believe that what we’re building for the track will shape the algorithms and systems that power the next generation of intelligent vehicles If you’re curious about the bleeding edge of AI, robotics, and racing—or want to join a team that fully sends it—follow us.

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Center For Advancement Of Informal Science Education

The Center for Advancement of Informal Science Education (CAISE) works in cooperation with the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Advancing Informal Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) Learning (AISL) Program to build and advance the informal STEM education field by providing infrastructure, resources and connectivity for educators, researchers, evaluators, and other interested stakeholders. Established in 2007, CAISE operates as a network of core staff at the Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC) in Washington, D.C. and co-principal investigators and other collaborators at academic institutions and informal STEM education (ISE) organizations across the U.S. CAISE seeks to characterize, highlight and connect quality, evidence-based informal STEM learning work supported by a diversity of federal, local and private funders by providing access to over (and growing) resources that include project descriptions, research literature, evaluation reports and other documentation on the InformalScience.org website. CAISE also convenes inquiry groups, workshops and principal investigator meetings designed to facilitate discussion and identify the needs and opportunities for informal STEM learning practitioners working in media (TV, radio, film, social), science centers and museums, zoos and aquariums, parks, botanical gardens and nature centers, events and festivals, libraries, making and tinkering spaces, cyberlearning and gaming,and youth, community, and out-of-school time programs. As of September 2016, CAISE embarked on a new initiative to explore synergy with the fields of science communication and science public engagement. This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation (Award Nos. DRL-0638981 / DRL-1212803 / DRL-1612739). Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

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Center For Evidence-Based Mentoring At Umass Boston

The Center for Evidence-Based Mentoring was founded in 2012 through a generous gift from MENTOR: National Mentoring Partnership. Our mission is to drive evidence-based innovation that advances mentoring practice and helps to bridge gaps in mental health care among young people, particularly in marginalized communities. Our team of clinical and community psychologists, postdocs, doctoral students, and undergraduates generate, test, and apply scientific knowledge in collaboration with a broad network of mentoring programs, practitioners, and scholars. We accept graduate students through the APA-accredited clinical psychology program at UMass Boston. We are a grant-supported, research-oriented lab so are particularly interested in mentoring graduate students who are obsessed with research!

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Center On Global Energy Policy

The Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP) at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs develops evidence-based research to help address the world’s most challenging energy and climate problems through research, education, and dialogue. We accomplish this by: producing best-in-class research, providing a global platform to communicate, and training tomorrow’s leaders and communicators.

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Charlie Browns Steakhouse

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Columbia-Who Center For Global Mental Health

The Columbia-World Health Organization (WHO) Center for Global Mental Health is a network of multidisciplinary Columbia University and international faculty dedicated to advancing the identification, assessment, and treatment of mental, neurological, and substance use disorders worldwide. The Center is based in the Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City. Our mission is to reduce the global burden of mental disorders, diminish stigma, and increase access to the most appropriate forms of treatment. Our center focuses on advocacy, research, and training initiatives to make a meaningful impact worldwide.

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Como Park Animal Hospital

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Conservation Science Partners

Conservation Science Partners (CSP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit collective established to meet the analytical and research needs of diverse stakeholders in conservation projects. We connect the best minds in conservation science to solve problems in a way that’s comprehensive, flexible, and service-oriented. CSP engages nonprofits, foundations, universities, agencies, and other partners to address critical questions in conservation biology and landscape ecology. Along with our core staff, we draw on a network of professionals from a wide range of disciplines.

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Crystal Creek Animal Hospital

Crystal Creek Animal Hospital is your local Veterinarian in Orlando serving all of your needs. Call us today at 407-203-0741 for an appointment.

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