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Fridays, January 24 - April 17, 2020STS Lunch Seminar Series
Sophia Gordon Multipurpose Room | 12:00-1:15 pm
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News & Announcements
Nick Seaver, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, discusses attention as a cultural phenomenon in a video for Tufts NowAssistant Professor of Biology Benjamin Wolfe explains why our microbiome is important to our health for the Tufts video series Ever Wonder
Keren Ladin, Assistant Professor of Public Health and Community Medicine, was quoted in the FiveThirtyEight article "Our Organ Donation System Is Unfair. The Solution Might Be Too."
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Highlighted Courses
Spring 2020:STS 10-01
STS Reading Lab: Energy
STS 10-02
STS Reading Lab: Information
STS 50-02
STS Lunch Seminar Series
STS 150-01
Introduction to the Theory and Technology of Mapping
ANTH 185-04
Science and Society in South Asia
CLS 15 (MATH 15)
Mathematics in Antiquity
MUS 165
Sound Studies and Sound Art
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