Maps, Math, and the Moon: How women’s innovations have shaped modern computer science

This Women’s History Month, we look at how women’s innovations have advanced the field of computer programming.View on ...
The Atlantic

How the Midwest Became the Place to Move

One of the first known uses of the term flyover country in print came from a midwesterner: In a 1980 issue of Esquire magazine, Thomas McGuane—a native of Michigan—quipped, “Because we live in flyover ...
collider

Sharp Objects

Read up on the latest Sharp Objects News, Reviews and Features from the team at Collider. One season filled to the brim with all the thrills. Before 'Gone Girl,' Gillian Flynn penned an even darker ...
Smithsonian Magazine

These Objects Begin to Tell the Story of Women’s History in America

Thirteen artifacts from the National Museum of American History chronicle profound changes in the life of the nation Photographs by Jessica Antola by Robin Marantz Henig The sexual revolution didn’t ...
Nature

Detection by action: neuropsychological evidence for action-defined templates in search

Visual search tasks typically require us to find a particular target presented among set of distractors. An example is looking for a hammer in a box of tools. Current neurophysiological, psychological ...