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  • Expression of Cyclin D1, p53, and Tumor-Associated Tissue Eosinophils in Different Grades of Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma

    Expression of Cyclin D1, p53, and Tumor-Associated Tissue Eosinophils in Different Grades of Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma

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  • Family Weekend Workshops: Take Shape

    Inspired by The Broad’s special exhibition, Robert Therrien: This is a Story, look at Therrien’s artwork in a new light and make your own seat at the table. Step into Therrien’s shoes and see the everyday in a whole new way. Use stencils…

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  • Women’s Golf Adds Lavanya Gupta to 2026 Signing Class

    Women’s Golf Adds Lavanya Gupta to 2026 Signing Class

    LAWRENCE, Kan. – Head coach Linsday Kuhle and the Kansas women’s golf program added Lavanya Gupta to the team’s 2026 signing class, the team announced today. 

    Lavanya is from New Delhi, India, and is ranked 40th in class of 2026 ahead of KU…

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  • Monetary policy decision-making and communication under high uncertainty

    Monetary policy decision-making and communication under high uncertainty

    Periods of heightened uncertainty have become a defining feature of the global economic landscape, challenging central banks in unprecedented ways. The shocks of recent years – from the Covid-19 pandemic and persistent inflation to volatile financial conditions and geopolitical tensions – have tested the resilience of monetary policy frameworks and the agility of policy responses worldwide. Against this backdrop, central banks have reassessed their analytical tools, decision-making processes and communication strategies to ensure the continued effectiveness and credibility of monetary policy.

    This volume offers a unique window into the experiences of central banks across the Americas and beyond, providing a comprehensive view of how institutions have navigated uncertainty in recent times. Drawing on both survey-based evidence and in-depth case studies from individual central banks, the chapters explore the evolving role of scenario analysis, the integration of high-frequency data and expert judgment, and the increasing importance of transparent and adaptive communication. Real-world experiences from 10 countries illustrate the diversity of challenges they face and the range of innovative responses they have developed.

    One of the central themes emerging from these contributions is the need for a risk management approach to monetary policy. As the limits of models are exposed in times of heightened uncertainty, central banks are adopting more systematic scenario analysis, broadening their toolkit to include alternative models, and embracing intellectual humility in policy deliberations. At the same time, effective communication has become an indispensable policy instrument. Central banks are placing greater emphasis on clarity, transparency and accessibility, aiming to anchor expectations and maintain trust even when the outlook is clouded by uncertainty.

    The chapters also highlight the value of institutional flexibility. Whether through adapting forward guidance, refining inflation forecasts or incorporating new data sources, central banks are demonstrating the importance of being able to respond rapidly as conditions evolve. The collective experience documented here underscores that uncertainty is not an exception but a constant in monetary policymaking. In response, central banks are learning to assess and communicate its implications with greater rigour and openness.

    This volume stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and knowledge-sharing within the central banking community. It was brought to fruition by the efforts of the Consultative Group on Monetary Policy (CGMP) with support from the BIS Americas Office over the course of 2025 under the auspices of the Consultative Council for the Americas. It is intended as a resource for policymakers, researchers and practitioners seeking to understand and strengthen the foundations of monetary policy in an uncertain world. By sharing lessons learned and best practices, this volume will contribute to the ongoing development of resilient, credible and transparent policy frameworks that can meet the challenges of today and tomorrow.

    JEL classification: E44, E58, F42, G01

    Keywords: uncertainty, monetary policy, monetary policy communication, monetary policy reaction function, forward guidance, high-frequency data, scenario analysis

    The views expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the BIS or its member central banks.

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  • Europe’s Alps on track to lose 97 percent of glaciers by century’s end, study finds – POLITICO

    Europe’s Alps on track to lose 97 percent of glaciers by century’s end, study finds – POLITICO

    That means only 110 of the region’s roughly 3,200 glaciers would survive to see the next century. Those are located in the Alps, as the region’s other mountain range, the Iberian Peninsula’s Pyrenees, is set to lose its remaining 15…

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  • Comparison of Myocardial Viability by Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Echocardiography in Patients With Myocardial Infarction: An Observational Cross-Sectional Study

    Comparison of Myocardial Viability by Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Echocardiography in Patients With Myocardial Infarction: An Observational Cross-Sectional Study

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  • Finding the point of no return: Sun’s shifting, spiky atmospheric boundary mapped in detail for 1st time

    Finding the point of no return: Sun’s shifting, spiky atmospheric boundary mapped in detail for 1st time

    Scientists have created the first detailed maps of the outer edge of the sun’s atmosphere, a shifting boundary where solar material breaks free of the sun’s magnetic grip and streams out into space.

    The new maps, built using close-up measurements…

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  • Study: at least half of world’s glaciers to disappear by 2100

    Study: at least half of world’s glaciers to disappear by 2100


    View of the Rhone Glacier, near Goms, in Switzerland. Parts of the glacier are covered by sheets to protect them from melting.

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  • What makes a good proton conductor? | MIT News

    What makes a good proton conductor? | MIT News

    A number of advanced energy technologies — including fuel cells, electrolyzers, and an emerging class of low-power electronics — use protons as the key charge carrier. Whether or not these devices will be widely…

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