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In Professor Ross Dixon’s CAS Inquire talk, he will explore regional climate projections and uncertainty by performing live climate simulations with a simple climate model and show how sensitive the simulations are to emissions scenarios and how …

“Echoes of Exile: A Family’s Odyssey through the Holocaust and Cold War” is a sweeping exploration of survival, resilience, and the fate of one family amid Europe’s most turbulent century.

As part of the CAS Inquire series “Uncertainty: Grappling with the Unfamiliar and the Unknown,” Professor Lisa Kort-Butler propose a lecture and continued conversation that explores how social uncertainty shapes knowledge, decision-making, and …

This lecture examines Rwanda’s paradoxical trajectory since Paul Kagame became President in 2000. While the country has attracted regular criticism for its crackdown on dissent at home and abroad and its involvement in conflict in the wider Great …

Uncertainty is a fundamental aspect of human experience, shaping decision-making and behavior in complex ways. It can foster open-mindedness when linked to positive information or create resistance when perceived as a threat, influencing political …

The Nebraska Lecture, scheduled for November 12, will feature Janos Zempleni, Willa Cather Professor of Molecular Nutrition and Director of The Nebraska Center for the Prevention of Obesity Diseases. The lecture will be provided in-person at the …

Poetry disrupts rigid systems of logic, creating space for alternative futures by resisting technological determinism. Through historical and contemporary examples—from Enheduanna’s ancient verse to Afro-Puerto Rican and Indigenous revolutionary …

Many find certainty in their beliefs about God, while others, often labeled as agnostic, struggle with the unknown yet still cultivate profound spiritual lives. Throughout history, individuals have had powerful yet ambiguous encounters with the …

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