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Vanderbilt College of Arts & Science - November 2022

As once only imagined technologies now become reality, Chancellor’s Professor of History Michael Bess studies the ethical implications for society as the artificial intelligence race outpaces regulation.

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A Path Forward

Amid an unprecedented mental health crisis, Vanderbilt research provides new insights, possible solutions.

Collaboration Leads to New Climate, Energy, and Health Equity Lab

Scholars from the College of Arts & Science and the School of Nursing have created an interdisciplinary lab to help mitigate climate change health disparities.

Trans-institutional Initiative Granted $700,000 from Ford Foundation

The award will advance the reach and visibility of the EADJ program.

The New York Times: These political scientists surveyed 500,000 voters. Here are their unnerving conclusions.
John Sides, William R. Kenan, Jr. Chair and professor of political science, quoted.

Popular Mechanics: Crows are self-aware just like humans, and they may be as smart as gorillas
Suzana Herculano-Houzel, associate professor of psychology, quoted.

The Conversation: Midterm election results reflect the hodgepodge of US voters, not the endorsement or repudiation of a candidate’s or party’s agenda
Robert Talisse, W. Alton Jones Chair in Philosophy, authored.

NPR: What sound does a turtle make?
Neil Kelley, assistant professor of Earth and environmental sciences, quoted.

CNN: Michelle Obama has a new role
Nicole Hemmer, associate professor of history, authored.

LA Times: Safety, laughter, love: Club Q represented the opposite of what the shooting there evoked
Sophie Bjork-James, assistant professor of anthropology, quoted.

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