The world’s oldest culinary recipes exist in the form of clay tablets from ancient Babylonia dating to the 18th century BC. In this talk, Patricia Jurado, Gojko Barjamovic and Pia Sörensen, all of whom work at Harvard University, will discuss […]
Can ancient recipes unlock spice superpowers? Do the vegetables in kimchi change its microbial make up? What does a sourdough tell us about your kitchen and body? After several years of study, we invite you to feast on the science […]
Step to It, our campuswide step challenge, is a great way to get up and get moving with your friends and coworkers. We invite all students, faculty and staff to participate. The registration deadline is Sept. 25. Walking is one […]
Did you know that books (many of them you know and love and probably grew up reading) are still being banned and challenged in schools and on reading lists? During National Banned Books Week, you will have two opportunities to […]
Statistics Power Half-Hour is open to anyone interested in gaining a better understanding of statistics. Join Emily Griffith, a research associate professor of the Department of Statistics, for a series of short online discussions on the following topics: Power and […]
NexUX is a community of industry professionals and university faculty who come together to consider technology's broader human impacts from an interdisciplinary perspective. We gather weekly for cross-disciplinary coffee and conversation. Our mornings are open and improvisational.
Did you know that books (many of them you know and love and probably grew up reading) are still being banned and challenged in schools and on reading lists? During National Banned Books Week, you will have two opportunities to […]
NexUX is a community of industry professionals and university faculty who come together to consider technology's broader human impacts from an interdisciplinary perspective. We gather weekly for cross-disciplinary coffee and conversation. Our mornings are open and improvisational.
Join A/V Geeks founder and NC State alumnus Skip Elsheimer and Cristina Lanzas, an assistant professor of infectious disease in the Department of Population Health and Pathobiology, for a selection of vintage films about how the transmission of diseases and […]
Still banned in Kenya, Rafiki, which means friend in Swahili, tells the love story of Kena, a studious introvert, and Ziki, a free spirit. With beautiful, nuanced performances and engaging visuals, this film will stay with you long after viewing […]
