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Jason Davis, Syracuse University - Does This Person Even Exist?
Jason Davis, Syracuse University - Does This Person Even Exist?

Are you talking to a real person? How do you know?

Jason Davis, research professor and co-director of the Newhouse Synthetic Media Lab at Syracuse Uni…

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Colleen Heflin, Syracuse University - New SNAP Rules Threaten the Ability of Older Adults to Retire and Live With Dignity
Colleen Heflin, Syracuse University - New SNAP Rules Threaten the Ability of Older Adults to Retire and Live With Dignity

Taxpayers will be footing the bill for reduced SNAP benefits for older adults.

Colleen Heflin, professor of public administration and international af…

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Nancy Huang, Texas A&M University - Inside the Cell’s Secret Droplets
Nancy Huang, Texas A&M University - Inside the Cell’s Secret Droplets

One aggressive form of cancer can be set off by an accident in our cells. How do we fight this?

Nancy Huang, professor at the Institute of Bioscience…

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Amaryllis Tsiknia, University of Southern California - Novel Markers May Offer Early Clues to Alzheimer’s Risk
Amaryllis Tsiknia, University of Southern California - Novel Markers May Offer Early Clues to Alzheimer’s Risk

We are always looking for new ways to detect Alzheimer’s disease early.

Amaryllis Tsiknia, neuroscience PhD candidate at the University of Southern Ca…

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Kim Plofker, Union College - International Math in 18th-century India
Kim Plofker, Union College - International Math in 18th-century India

Collaboration in mathematics has a long history.

Kim Plofker, associate professor of mathematics at Union College, examines this.

Faculty Bio:

Kim Plofk…

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Jonathan Lambert, New York University - Green Clay Tennis Courts Sequester Carbon Dioxide in Plain Sight
Jonathan Lambert, New York University - Green Clay Tennis Courts Sequester Carbon Dioxide in Plain Sight

What do green clay tennis courts have to do with climate change?

Jonathan Lambert, visiting assistant professor of Interdisciplinary Climate Science a…

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Victoria Fields, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - The National Alliance of Black Feminists
Victoria Fields, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - The National Alliance of Black Feminists

Revisiting the history of the National Alliance of Black Feminists provides a new lens through which to view intersectionality.

Victoria Fields, docto…

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Nick Solomey, Wichita State University - Helping NASA Study Energy From The Solar Core
Nick Solomey, Wichita State University - Helping NASA Study Energy From The Solar Core

On Wichita State University Week: What can we learn about the core of the Sun?

Nick Solomey, professor at the Farimount College of Liberal Arts and Sc…

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Waruna Seneviratne, Wichita State University - Automated Toolless Manufacturing of Composite Structures in Space
Waruna Seneviratne, Wichita State University - Automated Toolless Manufacturing of Composite Structures in Space

On Wichita State University Week: Reducing lift-off weight can be crucial for spaceflight.

Waruna Seneviratne, director of the Advanced Technologies L…

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JaeHwan Byun, Wichita State University - Rethinking Learning with AI
JaeHwan Byun, Wichita State University - Rethinking Learning with AI

On Wichita State University Week: Should we change the way we think about using generative AI for learning?

JaeHwan Byun, associate professor in the C…

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