Tag: science

Written by Jeff Klee

Who Isn’t Interdisciplinary?

This from the NY Times, yesterday, on a new curriculum at SUNY Binghamton intended to narrow the “gulf of mutual incomprehension” between the arts and sciences. Strangely, the SUNY website points not to an internal website or press release but to the Times article but maybe something will be posted soon. It seems to me, […]

Written by Jeff Klee

Teraflops for the Rest of Us

I missed this announcement while I was on the road but back in April, the Chronicle of Higher Ed reported that the NEH Office of Digital Humanities is sponsoring a grant program that will offer 100,000-hour bits of supercomputing time at the Lawrence Berkeley National laboratory. The plan is to get humanities researchers joining chemists, physicists and […]