Summer 2018

Just Data

If public-facing algorithms are this bad and so carelessly put into production, should we worry about algorithms that operate without scrutiny?

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Summer 2018

Melting Away

Chris Horvat traveled to the Arctic to view the "last refuge for sea ice" before it fell victim to climate change. He was too late.

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Summer 2018

On Fire

Caroline Fraser, PhD ’87, discusses Prairie Fires: The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder, the first in-depth, scholarly biography of the pioneer girl who influenced generations of young children.

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Summer 2018

Peace, Love, and Light

PhD student Samantha Hawkins analyzes and documents inner-city memorials in Baltimore to better understand the underpinnings of urban violence.

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Summer 2018

Taking a Broad View of Life

The research of Leah Aronowsky, a historian of science, often revolves around one question: “How do scientists obtain knowledge of environmental phenomena that unfold on the scale of the entire planet?”

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Summer 2018

The Right Place

Lawrence Bacow, PhD ’78, grew up interested in ham radios and science fairs, all while expecting to become a lawyer like his father. Now the 29th president of Harvard University, Bacow talks about his circuitous route to Harvard’s top post, which has taken him from mathematics to economics and public policy.

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Summer 2018

Just Data

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