This is the second part of our ongoing conversation with research scientist Nathan McDonald, where we discuss statements and predictions of the future that were given to us in 2017 from physicist and futurist Dr. Michio Kaku. In this episode, we get into what exactly is the multiverse, can we visit it, and then take…
Read MoreThis week we’re having a conversation with Evan Drozd – Evan is an associate research scientist with ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC, specializing in medical devices and neuroscience. Evan is also the first past Project Fibonacci® STEAM Scholar to join us on this program, so we’re going to see how attending the annual STEAM Leadership Conference…
Read MoreThe first part of a multi-part conversation with research scientist Nathan McDonald, where we discuss statements and predictions of the future that were given to us in 2017 from physicist and futurist Dr. Michio Kaku. In this episode we discuss the future and ethics of AI – getting into Asimov’s 3 rules of robotics –…
Read MorePart Two of our conversation with astrophysicist Dr. Alex Filippenko, chair of UC-Berkeley’s astronomy department. He and Dan talk about the discovery of gravitational waves (yay, Einstein!) and the practical uses of quantum physics. STEAM-Cast is a production of the Project Fibonacci® Foundation, a 501-c-3 nonprofit educational organization whose mission is to introduce our youth…
Read MoreAstrophysicist Dr. Alex Filippenko, chair of UC-Berkeley’s astronomy department, joins Dan for the first part of a two-part conversation. In part one, he talks about the nature of dark energy and how the universe may end in a few billion years. STEAM-Cast is a production of the Project Fibonacci® Foundation, a 501-c-3 nonprofit educational organization…
Read MoreOn Thursday, March 28, 2019, the Project Fibonacci® Foundation hosted the first annual Women & STEAM Congress, a professional development and networking event for young women and girls in high school and college, in coordination with Utica College and Women TIES, and sponsored by ANDRO Computational Solutions, Community Bank, Adirondack Bank, R-Tronics, and media sponsor…
Read MoreOn Thursday, March 28, 2019, the Project Fibonacci® Foundation hosted the first annual Women & STEAM Congress, a professional development and networking event for young women and girls in high school and college, in coordination with Utica College and Women TIES, and sponsored by ANDRO Computational Solutions, Community Bank, Adirondack Bank, R-Tronics, and media sponsor…
Read MoreTracy Chamberlain Higginbotham, founder of Women TIES, speaks with Dan about the importance of having more women in entrepreneurial roles, women in sports, and how to close the gender pay gap. Follow her at WomenTIES.com. STEAM-Cast is a production of the Project Fibonacci® Foundation, a 501-c-3 nonprofit educational organization whose mission is to introduce our…
Read MoreOur Women’s History Month series continues with Alane Varga, Dean of Diversity & Inclusion at Utica College. She sat down with Dan to talk about what diversity actually means & how it can be realized. STEAM-Cast is a production of the Project Fibonacci® Foundation, a 501-c-3 nonprofit educational organization whose mission is to introduce our…
Read MoreWe’re kicking off Women’s History Month with a brief but inspirational conversation we had with Dr. Debbie Berebichez, the host of Outrageous Acts of Science and the first Mexican woman to earn a PhD in physics from Stanford. Debbie spoke with Project Fibonacci Foundation media intern Jasmine Millner at the 2017 Project Fibonacci STEAM Conference.…
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