My research, which examines how computer information systems were used as a tool for environmentally conscious city planning during the 1960s-1980s, provides meaningful background for several issues in the city planning field today. First, it relates to today’s question of the use of artificial intelligence in city planning, an issue which also faces many otherContinue reading “Flora Domitrovic: The Impact of Data in City Planning”
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Alex Davidoff: Being Inspired by Family and History
Throughout the month of July, I have begun the start of two major paintings, pictured later in this post. As I was looking through old artwork, I noticed that I had a habit of choosing red and teal as colors, and decided to integrate them as major background colors. For my first painting, I createdContinue reading “Alex Davidoff: Being Inspired by Family and History”
Miguel Arceo-Miranda: Painting the Bigger Picture
The last few weeks have been focused on the transition from conducting research that interest me to presenting research that interest others. With my mentor, Dr. Atkeson, we created a folder on Dropbox where I uploaded similar research conducted by others and we discussed it in-depth. One of the papers that grabbed my attention wasContinue reading “Miguel Arceo-Miranda: Painting the Bigger Picture”
Max Allen: Experimenting with Community Theatre
After frontloading a lot of the high-impact effort of my research at the beginning of the summer, I now have had plenty of time to reflect on the experience. Above all, I want to expand the scope of how people perceive what theatre is and what it can be. This work shows that even withContinue reading “Max Allen: Experimenting with Community Theatre”
Rameen Ahmad: The end.. or a new beginning?
This summer has been a whirlwind between classes, internships, and research. Although there were many challenges, I am truly grateful for the experience the IDEA grant program has given me. To recap, my research project aimed to provide new knowledge on the mechanical behavior of 3D printed wood-plastic composites in the context of the existingContinue reading “Rameen Ahmad: The end.. or a new beginning?”
Final Update from Berlin
By Lucas Gonzalez, Florida State University Hey y’all, it’s Lucas again with what will likely be my final update from Berlin. I’m in my last week here, and I’ve spent these final weeks diving into the city’s history. Berlin does something I found foreign coming from the US, it memorializes the past with a lotContinue reading “Final Update from Berlin”
The Impacts and Effects of Study
By Reagan Gibson, Florida State University Archaeology, while little known in the STEM world, I would argue is the crux of foundation for the overall practice of historical preservation. This is something that I grew to understand and appreciate more and more as I was abroad and actively participating in this wonderful science. IContinue reading “The Impacts and Effects of Study”
From Margin to Model: Reimagining Higher Education for Justice-Impacted Students
As part of my IDEA Grant research project, I have been reimagining higher education for incarcerated and justice-impacted students. Across the country, more colleges and universities are beginning to recognize the transformative role they can play in reentry and reintegration. Beyond just offering non-credit courses or a certificate of completion, some programs are now providingContinue reading “From Margin to Model: Reimagining Higher Education for Justice-Impacted Students”
Kate Everett: What The Future Holds!
Our hope for the result of this project is that it will inform future studies. Our hope for these future studies is that we can find evidence to support a change in sodium regulation. Switching from total sodium intake (the current regulation) to sodium density (sodium intake per calorie). Sodium density may be a betterContinue reading “Kate Everett: What The Future Holds!”
Sequoia Ernst: Moving Toward and Beyond the President’s Showcase
As I’m finishing collecting data for my IDEA Grant project, I’m thinking about its potential impact. As a reminder, I’m studying the effect of changing the rate and depth of breathing while maintaining the same total ventilation per minute, during an exaggerated breathing test. Originally I was going to be examining the effect of thisContinue reading “Sequoia Ernst: Moving Toward and Beyond the President’s Showcase”
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