Science and Technology
Connecting Communities: Partnering on Ocean Health to Address Climate Change
For more than a decade, the European Union, thanks in part to the support of Ireland, has worked with Brazil, Canada, South Africa, the United States, and other countries to...
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Garden Like a Champion Today! The Role of Native Plants for the Home Gardener
Learn about the beauty and role of native plants in home gardening! Guest speakers include Benjamin Futa, Founder & CEO, Botany LLC and Nathanael Pilla of Orbis Environmental...
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THE TOUMBA BUILDING AT LEFKANDI: Preliminary Results of a New Architectural Analysis
The University of Notre Dame School of Architecture and College of Engineering present THE TOUMBA BUILDING AT LEFKANDI: Preliminary Results of a New Architectural Analysis, in...
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Imagine Tomorrow Today: What could we do?
Exploring the compatibility of faith and science in activating the Church to invest in child development and learning Join us for our panel discussion with Fr. Lou DelFra, CSC,...
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Paving a Way for the Space Revolution
Eric Thomas, MBA ’21 and Mission Manager for New Shepard, Blue Origin’s premiere reusable launch vehicle, will join us for a discussion of his experience with SpaceX’s...
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Nuclear fusion: Powering the stars and life on Earth
Nuclear fusion has been fueling stars and creating almost all of the chemical elements in the Universe over the last 13 billion years. But how does fusion in stars work? And when...
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Humans vs. Asteroids: Mitigating Risk and Expanding Opportunities
Marina Brozovic, physicist at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology, joins us to discuss her work as a radar scientist and an orbital dynamicist...
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Asteroid Mining: A Trillion Dollar Industry for the 21st Century
Robert Jedicke, Professor of Astronomy at the University of Hawaii, will join us to discuss his current research working with Trans Astronautica Corporation to develop techniques...
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Nikhit D’Sa: Education, Ventured.
From St. Patrick and his feast day to five-day cricket extravaganzas and adopting a human-centered approach to research application in the lived experience of children and...
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The Social Side of Health: How reducing inequality can improve health outcomes for Americans
In 1961, twenty-year-old Peter Sterling left Cornell University to join the Freedom Rides in Jackson, Mississippi where he was arrested and jailed. That experience shaped his...
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Life in Pixels with Armond Towns & Ramon Amaro
Life in Pixels hosts an ongoing series of transdisciplinary conversations thinking about how we can make sense of, and live with, our computational social condition today....
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Through the Glass Ceiling to the Stars
Retired NASA Astronaut and United States Air Force Colonel Eileen Collins joins us to discuss her roles as the first female to pilot a U.S. spacecraft with the Discovery shuttle...
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