Academics
The chair of mathematical modeling at Oxford University discussed how mathematics could be used to better model neurodegenerative diseases in a Thursday evening presentation.
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The authors of a November 2018 report by the Hoover Institution that called for “constructive vigilance” against Chinese influence on U.S. institutions faced an oftentimes critical, predominantly Chinese audience in...
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In her second talk at Stanford this month, Krista Tippett, award-winning host of the podcast “On Being,” spoke on Thursday on the role of artificial intelligence in the modern human...
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At the full-day collaborative workshop “AI, Humanities, & the Arts,” speakers stressed artificial intelligence’s potential to supplement human capabilities rather than replace them.
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Throughout the course, students examine a wide variety of works, including novels, poetry, short stories, Nobel Prize speeches and even the Japanese constitution, which was originally written in English.
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The Hoover Institution’s perceived conservative slant and lack of diversity were the subject of debate at Tuesday’s Faculty Senate meeting.
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Iranian scholar Abdolkarim Soroush suggested that fewer than six million Jews died in the Holocaust at a guest lecture for Structured Liberal Education (SLE) on Jan. 29.
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Five students met with Native American Cultural Center (NACC) director Karen Biestman and Native American Studies (NAS) chair Teresa LaFromboise on Thursday to discuss ENGLISH 43A: “American Indian Mythology, Legend,...
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