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Corey S. Pressman
The Five Faces of Algorithms
Pamela Pavliscak
(Not) Thinking About the Future of Climate Change
Anna Pigott
Leaving Trinity: Ten Ground-Zero Swerves
Matt Donovan
Science Fiction Frames: Don’t Dream It
Corey S. Pressman
Facebook Trending story: The Wizard of Oz algorithm
Stitching Together Creativity and Responsibility: Interpreting Frankenstein Across Disciplines
By Megan K. Halpern, Jathan Sadowski, Joey Eschrich, Ed Finn, and David H. Guston Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society
Star Wars Day: May the 4th Be With You
Our communications and public engagement strategist Bob Beard visited Phoenix’s NBC affiliate, 12 News, to discuss Star Wars Day and why science fiction fandom matters. Watch now…
Emerge 2016: The Future of Sport
What will sport look like in 2040? What would you like it to be? How can we steer the development of “sport” to answer our cravings for fun, adrenalin, competition and collaboration so common in our species?
Cheering Artificial Intelligence Leader
At the festival, meet CAIL, the Cheering Artificial Intelligence Leader, designed by Director of Research and Collaboration for Emerge, Hannah Star Rogers, with Center for Science and Imagination staff Joey
Paolo Bacigalupi Uses Fiction and Law to Debate Whether Robots Are Capable of Murder
Putting the science in fiction
Law prof ponders: If a highly advanced robot kills, is it murder or product liability?
Read This Slick Sci-Fi Noir Short Featuring Popular Science
Future Tense Fiction: “Mika Model,” by Paolo Bacigalupi
“The girl, the robot … this thing—I’d seen her before, all right. I’d seen her in technology news stories about advanced learning node networks…”
Futurist Brian David Johnson on The Gist Podcast
Listen to our Futurist in Residence Brian David Johnson on The Gist podcast with the inimitable Mike Pesca!
Furman students author stories about the future and sustainability
Science Fiction Prototyping: Afrofuturism
Frank Armitage Was Here
Michael G Bennett
Justice Scalia: Minor Philosopher of Technology
Michael G Bennett