Signals from a Changing Planet By Sarah Young ’24, 8 Oct 2021 7 min read Signals from a Changing Planet Scientists can find the prints of human impact all over. These trails lead to a foreboding future. Could how we respond change everything?
Unhealthy AI Jessica Hilger and Lauren Loftus, 15 Apr 2020 3 min read Unhealthy AI New research led by Leavey School of Business Assistant Professor Michele Samorani exposed bias in medical appointment scheduling algorithms.
Making (Computer) History Leslie Griffy & Sahale Greenwood, 6 Apr 2020 2 min read Making (Computer) History The Computer History Museum recorded oral histories from Bill Carter ’71, Pat Gelsinger ’83, and William Carrico Jr ’72.
Motile-Mystery Matt Morgan, 24 Jun 2022 < 1 min read Motile-Mystery Exploring the mysteries of microscopic hair-like appendages earns an NIH grant for Assistant professor of biology Brian Bayless.
Here Comes Sun Sarah Young, 24 Jun 2022 < 1 min read Here Comes Sun A generous donation from Bronco parents Jeff and Tina Bird will go a long way in helping SCU achieve sustainability goals.
Kick, Ball, Buzz Tracy Seipel, 13 Oct 2021 < 1 min read Kick, Ball, Buzz Math major and tap dancer Alissa LaFerriere ’21 combined her two passions to help create a device that teaches wearers how to kick, ball, change through buzzes.
Overnight Brains Leslie Griffy, 08 Oct 2021 < 1 min read Overnight Brains Not to be confused for meal-prep, lamb brains took up real estate in Neuroscience students’ fridges during the pandemic.
Saving Time SCM Staff, 01 Apr 2021 < 1 min read Saving Time Downtime? Hardly. Students involved in the Fuller Lab used the time away from their research space improving their research work.
Smell and Learn Heidi Williams, 01 Apr 2021 < 1 min read Smell and Learn Smell-o-vision near you? The work to digitize scent is happening right here.
Salvē, World! Lauren Loftus, 16 Sep 2020 < 1 min read Salvē, World! Classics students learn Latin by time traveling to Ancient Rome. Virtually, that is.
Fluid Innovation Lauren Loftus, 16 Sep 2020 < 1 min read Fluid Innovation Helping a school in South Africa build a hydroponic garden via video chat ends with an engineering Humanitarian Award.
Ms. Robot Matt Morgan, 15 Apr 2020 2 min read Ms. Robot Kristi Nguyen ’21 used algorithms and a lot of patience to help robots better navigate rough terrain.