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2016

Wednesday June 08, 2016

Critical Information Acquisition
•  critical pedagogy •  educational philosophy •  higher education •  information acquisition •  learning theory • 
Friday June 03, 2016

Hazard, Risk, and Expected Losses
•  behavioral economics •  environmental policy •  environmental studies •  evolutionary psychology •  hazards •  insurance •  risk • 
Friday June 03, 2016

FEMA's Flood Maps Are Not a Scam
•  environmental justice •  environmental policy •  environmental science •  environmental studies •  FEMA •  flood insurance •  flood studies •  NFIP • 
Thursday June 02, 2016

You Can Do Anything as a Math Major
•  higher education •  math education •  mathematics •  unsolicited advice • 
Wednesday June 01, 2016

Cell Phones Still Don't Cause Cancer
•  environmental policy •  environmental studies •  futures studies •  physics •  public affairs •  public health •  public policy •  research •  science •  technology •  technology policy •  theoretical physics • 
Wednesday June 01, 2016

Things That Make You Go Hmm, Brookings Edition
•  criminal justice •  criminology •  data science •  labor economics •  mathematics •  scientific computing •  statistics • 
Wednesday June 01, 2016

Maslow and Buddhism
•  Buddhist studies •  Coursera •  developmental psychology •  eastern philosophy • 
Sunday May 29, 2016

Flood Insurance Profits? Maybe Not
•  environmental policy •  environmental studies •  finance •  flood insurance •  flood studies •  insurance •  news •  NFIP • 
Tuesday May 24, 2016

It's on the Syllabus
•  math education •  mathematics •  public affairs education •  teaching •  teaching material • 
Tuesday May 17, 2016

I completed the IoT Specialization on Coursera
•  arduino •  Carme •  computer science •  embedded systems •  GPS •  Raspberry Pi •  RF engineering •  software engineering •  space robots •  systems engineering •  systems science • 
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