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Nina Huang, University of Miami - Reshaping Human Behavior with AI
Nina Huang, University of Miami - Reshaping Human Behavior with AI

On University of Miami Week: What is the long-term effect of AI on human behavior?

Nina Huang, professor and chair of business technology, discusses …

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Alberto Caban-Martinez, University of Miami - Rethinking How Discovery Happens
Alberto Caban-Martinez, University of Miami - Rethinking How Discovery Happens

On University of Miami Week: Let’s rethink how discovery happens.

Alberto Caban-Martinez, Vice Provost for Research and Scholarship, examines how coll…

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Resh Gupta, Washington University in St. Louis – Anxiety, Mindfulness, and Cognitive Control
Resh Gupta, Washington University in St. Louis – Anxiety, Mindfulness, and Cognitive Control

Mindfulness may help to lower anxiety for some, but not all.  How do we know who is who? Resh Gupta, postdoctoral research associate at Washington Un…

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Katherine Wilkinson, San Jose State University – Proprioception
Katherine Wilkinson, San Jose State University – Proprioception

Understanding how your body senses muscle movement is essential for balance. Katherine Wilkinson, professor of biology at San Jose State University, …

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Sonia Villapol, Houston Methodist Research Institute - Trust Your Gut to Heal Your Brain
Sonia Villapol, Houston Methodist Research Institute - Trust Your Gut to Heal Your Brain

Can you trust your gut to heal your brain?

Sonia Villapol, associate professor and neuroscientist at the Center for Neuroregeneration and the Departme…

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Angeline S. Lillard, Virginia Tech -Montessori Schools Lead to Better Outcomes at Lower Cost
Angeline S. Lillard, Virginia Tech -Montessori Schools Lead to Better Outcomes at Lower Cost

How do we get better outcomes at lower cost for preschool children?

Angeline S. Lillard, Commonwealth professor of psychology at the University of Vir…

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Marcos Fernandez-Tous, University of North Dakota - AI is Making Spacecraft Propulsion More Efficient
Marcos Fernandez-Tous, University of North Dakota - AI is Making Spacecraft Propulsion More Efficient

Can AI make spacecraft propulsion more efficient?

Marcos Fernandez-Tous, associate professor of space propulsion and hypersonic aerodynamics at the Un…

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Dana Cusano, Syracuse University - Finding Whales Before It's Too Late
Dana Cusano, Syracuse University - Finding Whales Before It's Too Late

Despite efforts to avoid it, vessel collisions are still hindering conservation efforts for whales.

Dana Cusano, research assistant professor in the D…

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Ryan Griffiths, Syracuse University - The Case Against Breaking Up America Why Secession Would Make Things Worse, Not Better
Ryan Griffiths, Syracuse University - The Case Against Breaking Up America Why Secession Would Make Things Worse, Not Better

Would secession work in America?

Ryan Griffiths, professor in the Department of Political Science at Syracuse University, looks into why or why not.

Fa…

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Lawrence Chua, Syracuse University - Architecture as Chronopolitical Infrastructure
Lawrence Chua, Syracuse University - Architecture as Chronopolitical Infrastructure

How space are designed can lead to longer wait times for some.

Lawrence Chua, associate professor of Architectural History at Syracuse University, exp…

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