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Working with Artificial Intelligence to Keep Americans Employed
01/15/2019
We have all heard the dire warnings. Artificial intelligence is predicted to decimate job sectors already hit hard by outsourcing. Some studies suggest up to half of all work could be automated by 2030. That means factory workers, drivers, even some accountants may find themselves without a job. Jennifer Granholm, the former governor of Michigan, … Continue reading "Working with Artificial Intelligence to Keep Americans Employed"
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Shaping Our Dynamic Microbiomes for Lifelong Health
01/10/2019
Our life-spans are ever-increasing, but our health-spans are not, leading to long periods of unpleasant and expensive suffering with chronic conditions. Many of these conditions have recently been linked to the microbiome. We are constantly shaping our microbiomes through the foods we eat, the environments we experience, even the people we live and work with. … Continue reading "Shaping Our Dynamic Microbiomes for Lifelong Health"
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From Stone Bowls to Unsuspected Superheroes
01/08/2019
If rocks could talk – what could they tell us about the earth, history and maybe ourselves? Find out as collections manager Alex Hangsterfer and curator Richard Norris reveal the treasure trove of samples housed at Scripps. Hear some of the fascinating stories behind how these samples were collected and learn about the incredible variety … Continue reading "From Stone Bowls to Unsuspected Superheroes"
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Want to Build a Start Up? Advice to Students from Jarrod Russell
01/03/2019
I like to think about the path to building successful startups as a journey–it’s really the entrepreneur’s journey. Each journey will be different, especially when it comes to the early stages of what sparks the idea for the startup. I simplify this journey by thinking of the entrepreneur is one of three stages: curious, committed, … Continue reading "Want to Build a Start Up? Advice to Students from Jarrod Russell"
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| Many producers of low-budget films of the 1930s and 1940s attempted to achieve box-office success by exploiting a current trend or niche genre, or simply a desire for lurid subject matter. They evaded the strict censorship of the era by claiming that their films were intended to be educational. Th... |
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