Helen Donis-Keller, of the Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, mixes art and science in self-portraits. (Images courtesy of Helen Donis-Keller) The problem with most art that deals with ...

SANTA FE — If you’re looking for art to see in Santa Fe this week, Will Clift’s “Still Points, Turning World” at Gerald Peters Contemporary is worth checking out. Feats of precarious balance, Clift’s ...

Julio M. Ottino (NAE) is dean of the Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Northwestern University, and Distinguished Robert R. McCormick Institute Professor and Walter P.

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A songbird lies on bare concrete, its golden feathers askew. It twitches, chirps weakly. After several seconds, it falls silent and goes still. This tragic scene doesn’t play out on a sidewalk. The ...

Since the launch of the Musical Instrument Engineering program in 1998, Tufts has been bridging two constantly evolving fields: music and technology. According to its website, the program, now called ...

What prompted the idea for the course? After a serious injury in 2016, I started drawing and painting during my recovery as a form of self-taught art therapy. I found the experience transformative.

ARCATA, Calif.--I'm riding along through the empty streets of this coastal college town on what can only be described as the bicycle Picasso would have built if he'd been told to throw a giant ...

Deb Chachra, Professor of Engineering at Olin College of Engineering, is the author of How Infrastructure Works: Inside the Systems That Shape Our World (Riverhead/Torva, 2023), which was named a Best ...

Much is revealed when we compare the domains of art, science, technology, and engineering. Without knowing their incentives, objectives, and ambitions, it is almost impossible to connect across the ...