Monthly Archive:: July 2021
Paul Baker, Widener University – The First Hints of Supermassive Black Holes Merging in Distant Galaxies
On Widener University Week: Mergers don’t only happen in the business world. Paul Baker, assistant professor
21/7/2021
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Shaakira Abdullah, Widener University – Re-Imagining Sex Education for Muslim Adolescents
On Widener University Week: Talking about sex can help teens navigate young adulthood safely Shaakira Abdullah,
20/7/2021
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Ali Hamza, Widener University – Understanding the Future of Automated Self-Driving
On Widener University Week: Lighting and weather conditions can make self-driving cars struggle to see. Ali
19/7/2021
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This Week on The Academic Minute (2021.07.19)
This Week on The Academic Minute 2021.07.19 Monday, July 19th Ali Hamza, assistant professor of
18/7/2021
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The Academic Minute for 2021.07.12-2021.07.16
The Academic Minute from 07.12 – 07.16 Monday, July 12th RonNell Anderson – University of
17/7/2021
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Phong Le, Goucher College – The Impact of the Pandemic on Traffic
The pandemic eased traffic, but for how long? Phong Le, associate professor of data, mathematical, and
16/7/2021
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Garth Heutel, Georgia State University – Financial Regulation and Climate Change
What can financial regulation bring to the climate change fight? Garth Heutel, associate professor of economics
15/7/2021
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Erin Baker, University of Massachusetts, Amherst – The Climate Value of Off-Shore Wind
Should we look offshore to meet our climate goals? Erin Baker, professor of industrial engineering and
14/7/2021
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Timothy Frye, Columbia University – Weak Strongmen
Being a dictator can seem simple, but is it? Timothy Frye, professor of post-soviet foreign policy
13/7/2021
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RonNell Anderson Jones, University of Utah – The U.S. Supreme Court’s Characterizations of the Press
How does the U.S. Supreme Court talk about the press? RonNell Andersen Jones, professor of law
12/7/2021
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