Sadie Plant's Zeros and Ones (1997) is a fascinating look at the history of computing that places women and women's work at the center of the evolution of machine technologies, beginning with the story

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The thread linked below is by Tom Inglesby, Director, Johns Hopkins SPH Center for Health Security, working to protect people from epidemics & disasters.

This nurse says she is there to "tell the truth" and estimates 90,000 infected people (number likely higher now) This nurse tells of what it's like to work in the hospital during this crisis:

Graphic Content Warning Shocking footage of Coronavirus outbreak in China:

I've decided to document my process of researching and writing about the history of concepts of space. It is a topic about which I have written before (my dissertation was about the concept of space in

Inspired by another traveler’s walking series (Keezi Walks, in this video I walk down Calle Independencia in Gazcue to Calle El Conde in the Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Sadie Plant's Zeros and Ones (1997) is a fascinating look at the history of computing that places women and women's work at the center of the evolution of machine technologies, beginning with the story

Google's top AI scientists: We're entering phase two

Atlas jogged: humanoid robot can now run through a park all by itself