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The TRB Executive Committee Chair and Vice Chair hosted a special session to honor TRB award winners and engage in a fireside chat on creating cultures of innovation in policy, practice, and technology. Awardees: Sandi Rosenbloom, 2025 recipient of the Thomas. B. Deen Distinguished Lectureship Nuria Fernandez, 2025 recipient of the Frank Turner Medal for […]