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Where science, medicine, and culture meet Main Street. If Marie Curie, Jonas Salk, Virginia Woolf, and Harry Truman met for lunch today, what might they talk about?
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How do we approach change? Rational inquiry applied to investigations of the unknown, what we know as “research,” has brought us myriad benefits, among them: longer lives for many; the disappearance of some of history’s most dreaded diseases; deeper understanding of the minute and vast scales of nature; an opportunity to address climate change; the green revolution; and new methods of producing energy. With scientific illiteracy rampant, however, waves of scientific and medical knowledge often arrive on society’s shore with a crash. Technology continues as a disruptive force. Here, we will examine those collisions and ponder the consequences of the interaction.

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Kitta MacPherson
A science journalist and essayist, Kitta teaches journalism and writing at Rutgers University.
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Kitta MacPherson
A science journalist and essayist, Kitta teaches journalism and writing at Rutgers University.