Claire Rubbelke, Syracuse University – Does Earth’s Memory Hold The Key To Our Future?
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On Syracuse University Week: Does Earth’s memory hold the key to our future? Claire Rubbelke, Ph.D. graduate at Syracuse University and Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellow of Engineering at the University of Notre Dame, digs in to find out. I recently completed…
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Rachael Dailey Goodwin, Syracuse University – Under Pressure to Be Perfect
On Syracuse University Week: Being perfect under pressure is a difficult task. Rachael Dailey Goodwin, assistant professor of management and Lender Center Research Affiliate, examines this through the lens of ballet. Rachael Dailey Goodwin is an Assistant Professor of Management…
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Leonard M. Lopoo, Syracuse University – Why Government Policy is Much More Effective at Reducing Births than Generating Them
On Syracuse University Week: The fertility rate in the United States may pose challenges in the future. Leonard M. Lopoo, Paul Volcker Chair in Behavioral Economics, says certain policies may do more harm than good. Leonard M. Lopoo is the…
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This Week on The Academic Minute (2025.10.27)
Syracuse University Week on The Academic Minute 2025.10.27 Monday Leonard M. Lopoo, Paul Volcker Chair in Behavioral Economics, says certain policies may do more harm than good when trying to raise the fertility rate. Tuesday Rachael Dailey Goodwin,…
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The Academic Minute for 2025.10.20-2025.10.24
Monday Jon Rawski –San Jose State University A Blueprint for Designing Intelligent Learning Systems Jon Rawski is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Linguistics and Language Development at San José State University in San Jose, California, where he teaches courses on…
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Jack Chapel, University of Southern California – A Diabetes Paradox
Health among those afflicted with diabetes is improving, but obtaining work remains a challenge. Jack Chapel, assistant professor of health policy and management at the University of Southern California, examines why. Jack Chapel is an assistant professor (research) of health…
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Samuel Pizelo, University of Toronto Mississisauga – Games as System-Modeling Tools
Games can influence our world in many ways. Samuel Pizelo, assistant professor of game studies at the University of Toronto, Mississauga, explores games as system-modeling tools. Samuel Pizelo is an Assistant Professor of Game Studies at the Institute for Communication,…
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Robert Cheatham, Florida Institute of Technology – Growing Food on Mars
On this Student Spotlight: Can we grow food on Mars? Robert Cheatham, PhD student in chemical engineering at the Florida Institute of Technology, digs into the regolith to find out. Robert Cheatham is a PhD student and researcher pursuing a…
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Jonathan Losos, Washington University in St. Louis – Copycat Evolution Between Certain Breeds of Cats and Dogs
Can the evolution of one species copy from another? Jonathan Losos, William H. Danforth distinguished university professor at Washington University in St. Louis, looks to answer this. Jonathan Losos is a renowned evolutionary biologist at Washington University in St. Louis.…
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Jon Rawski, San Jose State University – A Blueprint for Designing Intelligent Learning Systems
Understanding how humans learn language provides a blueprint for designing other intelligent learning systems. Jon Rawski, assistant professor in the department of linguistics and language development at San Jose State University, discusses how to do so. Jon Rawski is an…