Media Coverage
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The Story of Facade: The AI-Powered Interactive Drama
Computational Media Professor Michael Mateas was quoted in a Gamasutra story about the interactive drama Facade, which Mateas helped create.
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Scientists Are Sticking Cameras On Whales To Explore The Changing Antarctic
Marine ecologist Ari Friedlaender was quoted in a Gizmodo article about his research on whales in Antarctica.
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Feud over Stanford coronavirus study: ‘The authors owe us all an apology’
Biologist Marm Kilpatrick was quoted in coverage of a controversial Stanford coronavirus study, including stories in the San Jose Mercury News, WebMD, Los Angeles Daily News, and other media outlets.
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Scaling Economic Solidarity: The Pandemic, Nonprofits, and Power
Chris Benner, director of the Institute for Social Transformation, coauthored a commentary for the Nonprofit Quarterly about economic solidarity during–and after–the pandemic.
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New high-throughput approach yields libraries of probes for immunological assays
Biochemist Nikolaos Sgourakis was quoted in news coverage of his research on new methods to study immune responses, including stories in Medical Xpress, Bioengineer, Scienmag, and other media outlets.
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Desk Toys to Quiet Your WFH Brain
Computational Media Professor Katherine Isbister was quoted in a Wall Street Journal story about desk toys.
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A weird stellar explosion may have caused the brightest supernova yet seen
Astrophysicist Stan Woosley was quoted in a Science News article about the origins of an unusually bright supernova.
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Let's hail the heroes of higher ed’s pandemic-inspired shift into the modern age
Jody Greene, director of the Center for Innovations in Teaching and Learning, penned a commentary for EdSource about the behind-the-scenes teams of employees that are making the delivery of remote education possible.
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Drought exposed California's thirst for groundwater; now the state seeks to refill its aquifers
Hydrogeologist Andrew Fisher was quoted in a Science news story about California's depleted groundwater supply.
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The intrepid marine biologist who travels to the remotest spots to study astonishing creatures
Marine biologist Mike Gil was featured in a profile in the Daily Mail and other media outlets.

