Fall/Winter 2016
Fall/Winter 2016
In this issue, Richard Berk uses big data to foresee the future, Arts and Sciences faculty discuss the fact, fiction, and future of artificial intelligence, and physicist Mark Devlin and his team of students harness cutting-edge technology to comb through the evolutionary history of the universe.
Features
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Richard Berk uses big data to foresee the future.
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Michael Weisberg, professor and chair of the philosophy department, and Deena Weisberg, a senior fellow in the psychology department, are creating a documentary series about the best way to teach evolution.
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Arts and Sciences faculty on the fact, fiction, and future of artificial intelligence.
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Physicist Mark Devlin and his team of students harness cutting-edge technology to comb through the evolutionary history of the universe.
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A digital humanities study in Dante's geographical imagination.
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The science behind glass is not as clear as you'd think.
