Nina Miller, Author at Center for Science and the Imagination - Page 5 of 16

Cities of LightMarch 22, 2021inStory
Applied Imagination FellowshipMarch 4, 2021inApplied Imagination
How imagining our own extinction may save usMarch 4, 2021inFrankenstein Bicentennial&In the Media
Imaginary Papers: Issue 5January 28, 2021inImaginary Papers
Annual Report 2019/20January 21, 2021inProjects&Publications
Frankenbook Teachers’ ResourceOctober 27, 2020inGuide
Imaginary Papers: Issue 4October 19, 2020inImaginary Papers
Imagination, Dreams and Empathy With Ed FinnSeptember 1, 2020inApplied Imagination&Video
“Tomorrow Is Another Daze” by Ernest HoganAugust 6, 2020inStory&Us In Flux
Imaginary Papers: Issue 3July 17, 2020inImaginary Papers
“The Wandering City,” by Usman T. MalikJuly 9, 2020inStory&Us In Flux
“A Cyber-Cuscuta Manifesto” by Regina Kanyu WangJune 24, 2020inStory&Us In Flux
Using design-based research to improve peer help-giving in a middle school math classroomJune 24, 2020inAcademic&UbiCoS
“Notice” by Sarah PinskerJune 11, 2020inStory&Us In Flux
“Skating Without Streetlights” by Tina ConnollyMay 14, 2020inStory&Us In Flux
Imaginary Papers: Issue 2May 12, 2020inImaginary Papers
“A Room of One’s Own” by Tochi OnyebuchiApril 30, 2020inStory&Us In Flux
“When We Call a Place Home” by Chinelo OnwualuApril 23, 2020inStory&Us In Flux
Imagining and Designing Low-Carbon FuturesApril 17, 2020inSolar Tomorrows
“An Attempt at Exhausting My Deck” by Kij JohnsonApril 16, 2020inStory&Us In Flux