December 4, 2019 by Eric Bender In clinics around the world, a type of artificial intelligence called deep learning is … Continue reading Unpacking the Black Box in Artificial Intelligence for Medicine
November 28, 2019 by Donald McCarthy I lived only half a childhood. Friendships were difficult, because I often did not … Continue reading My Childhood Autism Went Undetected. It Cost Me Part of My Youth
October 24, 2019 by Erika Check Hayden This year, as in the past, the Nobel Prize’s science awards overwhelmingly went … Continue reading More Inclusive Science Journalism Is Better Science Journalism
Survivors of intimate partner violence suffer traumatic brain injuries at alarming rates. Yet science overlooks us. October 17, 2019 by … Continue reading Concussion Research Has a Troubling Patriarchy Problem
Two scientific papers in South Africa have raised questions among critics about the quality — and potential biases — of … Continue reading Critics of Peer Review Ask How ‘Race Science’ Still Manages to Slip Through
Libertarians are a quarrelsome lot. Debates about who is the better von, Hayek or Mises, rivalries between the Austrian and … Continue reading How Robert Nozick put a purple prose bomb under analytical philosophy
Por Brad Baranowski, historiador del pensamiento y la política estadounidense moderna, así como director del History Lab, un centro de … Continue reading Cómo Robert Nozick puso una bomba de prosa púrpura bajo la filosofía analítica
