IAS Thursdays | Nationalizing News Environment: Causes and Consequences
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Johanna Dunaway: Professor, Department of Political Science, Texas A&M University
September 2022
Spotlight Series: Big Data and the Human Experience of the Developing Brain
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Institute for Advanced Study, Northrop, and University Honors Program Present
Spotlight Series: Visualizing the Human in the Data: Nursing Science from Cells to Systems
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Institute for Advanced Study, Northrop, and University Honors Program Present
Spotlight Series: Bodystorming: Scientific Modeling and Artmaking within Cancer Research
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Institute for Advanced Study, Northrop, and University Honors Program Present
Spotlight Series: Public Monuments in the Human Landscape
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Institute for Advanced Study, Northrop, and University Honors Program Present
Spotlight Series: Keeping Accountability on the Table: Mapping Land-Grab and Next→
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Institute for Advanced Study, Northrop, and University Honors Program Present
Margaret Pearce: Cartographer
Moderated by Michael Corey: Geospatial, Technical and Data Lead, Mapping Prejudice
Spotlight Series: Global Food Security and How We Feed Each Other
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Institute for Advanced Study, Northrop, and University Honors Program Present
Deepak Ray: Senior Research Scientist and Fellow, Institute on the Environment, University of Minnesota
Valentine Cadieux: Professor of Environmental Studies and Anthropology and Director of the Center for Justice and Law, Hamline University
Moderated by Michael Corey: Geospatial, Technical and Data Lead, Mapping Prejudice
The 2022–2023 Spotlight Series: Human in the Data
The University of Minnesota Spotlight Series is a collaborative partnership between the Institute for Advanced Study, Northrop, and University Honors Program to present lectures, panel discussions, exhibits, and other events throughout the academic year around timely topics of interest. The six-part 2022-23 series will focus on how data—their collection, analysis, and the research questions that rely on them—connect to the deeply personal lived experiences of individual human beings and to the human condition at large.