Research Projects in Ashburn
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Adam Beach
Anime News Network Editorial
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Ari Wilson
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Threads by Taylor Launch
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JD Wright
Pinterest: Your Aesthetically Pleasing Filing Cabinet
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Evan Gillissie
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The house always wins. One question: does the public's low opinion of Congress actually cost incumbents their seats? I built an interactive board across all 27 election cycles since 1972, toggling incumbent reelection against Gallup approval, every figure sourced. The result you can audit on one screen: House incumbents who ran won about 94% of the time while Congress sat near 28% approval.
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The Zcribbla
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Anna Cox
Academic Research and Planning
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Billy Hollenbach
First page of an initial X account assessment from a crypto influencer cluster investigation
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Jason Carson Wilson
Politically Pastoral: A Progressive Substack Publication
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Naya Q
FSRI Research Engineer Recognized with Instructor of the Year Aw
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Frankie Shelton
The Physiology of Visibility — Essays on Digital Health Innovation This series was born out of my applied research for a clinical cardiovascular prevention tool focused on women’s health. It explores how data, design, and leadership intersect to close care gaps and drive innovation in preventive health. https://thephysiologyofvisibility.substack.com/
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Karachi Opara
Writing Samples
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Lara Adekeye
Tiny Tresses - Logo and Product Design
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Yuan Qiu
Podcast Producer and Editor
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Elijah Dempewolf
Expert CV Writer | Career Coach | Resume Specialist
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Ari Wilson
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Carters' Fairytale Wedding
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Evan Gillissie
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Paper Cuts When a local newspaper closes, the damage doesn't announce itself — it shows up later, in the numbers. Paper Cuts is a console I built to make that visible: drag a newsroom from fully staffed to shuttered and watch a town's civic vital signs slide into the red — borrowing costs, contested ballots, split-ticket voting — each tied to published research. The country has lost roughly 3,500 local papers since 2005 and still loses more than two a week. This is what leaves with them.
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