Recent Posts
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Winging It: A Bold Step Toward the Whooping Crane’s Return
The concerns and ethics as wildlife biologists train endangered whooping cranes to follow behind ultralight airplanes for their migration’s entire 1,200-mile journey.
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Abandoned Minds: The Escalating Crisis of Geriatric Mental Illness
The medical, social, and political challenges facing patients, researchers, advocates, clinicians and caregivers in the coming decades – and today.
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Unschooling Media: Participatory Practices among Progressive Homeschoolers
The attitudes, beliefs and practices related to media and technology in the unschooling subculture.
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The Chosen Genes: Jews, Genetics, and the Future of Ethnic Medicine
Today’s Ashkenazi Jews are appealing research subjects because they are both genetically interesting and culturally willing
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“A Piece of Cake” and “Amnion” Awarded at CMS Media Spectacle
Last night, a great crowd turned out for the CMS Media Spectacle in honor of Chris Pomiecko, the former program administrator here at CMS.
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Sam Ford Discusses CMS at NPCA/ACA Conference
Sam Ford, S.M., ’07 Graduate student Sam Ford (2007) was a member of the panel “The Perils and Promise of Interdisciplinarity” on Friday, April 14.
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CMS Students Present at Game Developers Conference 2006
Ravi Purushotma (’06) and Dan Roy (’07) flew out to San Jose recently for the Game Developers Conference where they presented their work modding the LucasArts adventure game Grim Fandango to teach Spanish.