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Host Ken Ono, STEM Advisor to the Provost, keeps his finger on the pulse of scientific and technological innovation at UVA. Hoos in STEM showcases the marvelous cornucopia of STEM at UVA, from the latest innovations to growth inside and outside the classroom. Our theme music is CPU by Apples in Stereo.

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In this episode of HOOS in STEM, we speak with Anton Korinek, UVA Professor of Economics and Public Policy and one of TIME Magazine’s 100 most influential people in AI. A decade into exploring AI’s long-term impact, Korinek has been at the forefront ... more

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Madhav Marathe, Distinguished Professor and Executive Director of UVA’s Biocomplexity Institute. Dr. Marathe leads one of UVA’s most interdisciplinary research hubs where mathematicians, epidemiologists, social scie... more

In this episode of HOOS in STEM, we spoke with Jennifer Morse, UVA Professor of Mathematics, whose path to combinatorics defied expectations. Raised on a dairy farm in Vermont, Jennifer’s journey took her from liberal arts studies to eventually earni... more

In this special bonus episode, we share a live story told by Professor Scott Acton, chair of UVA’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Recorded at Carr’s Hill as part of our ongoing collaboration with The Story Collider, this episode o... more

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Recent Guests

Madhav Marathe
Executive Director of the Biocomplexity Institute and Distinguished Professor
University of Virginia
Episode: Modeling Life Itself: Madhav Marathe and the Science of Biocomplexity
Scott Acton
Professor and chair of UVA's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Virginia
Episode: Storytelling in STEM: A Bonus from The Story Collider with Scott Acton
Harald Sontheimer
Chair of the Neuroscience Department and Brain Cancer Researcher
University of Virginia
Episode: Breaking Down Brain Cancer with Prof. Harald Sontheimer
Mark Esser
Founding Chief Scientific Officer of the Manning Institute for Biotechnology
University of Virginia
Episode: Shaping the Future of Medicine: Mark Esser’s Vision for UVA’s Manning Institute
Bill Petri
Chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases and International Health at UVA
University of Virginia
Episode: Spacewalks and Hypotheses- Personal Stories with Story Collider!
Kathryn Thornton
Retired astronaut and Professor Emerita at UVA
University of Virginia
Episode: Spacewalks and Hypotheses- Personal Stories with Story Collider!
Sally Pusede
Associate professor in the Department of Environmental Sciences
University of Virginia
Episode: Sally Pusede Brings Satellite Data Down to Earth
James Burns
NASA and NSF-funded scientist specializing in material science and engineering
University of Virginia
Episode: An Engineering Powerhouse: Meet UVA's Newest Presidential Honorees
Coleen Carrigan
Feminist anthropologist studying women and non-binary practitioners in STEM fields
University of Virginia
Episode: An Engineering Powerhouse: Meet UVA's Newest Presidential Honorees

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Ken Ono
Host and STEM Advisor to the Provost at the University of Virginia. He is known for engaging discussions about scientific and technological innovation and educational initiatives.

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Modeling Life Itself: Madhav Marathe and the Science of Biocomplexity
Q: If they want to become involved with the Biocomplexity Institute, how could they do that?
Students can visit the Biocomplexity Institute's website or send an email for engagement opportunities.
Modeling Life Itself: Madhav Marathe and the Science of Biocomplexity
Q: Madhav, what is your expertise?
I was trained as a computer scientist, focusing on complexity theory and later broadening my approach to integrate natural and socio-technical systems.
Jennifer Morse’s Unlikely Path to Combinatorics
Q: What are you known for in your research?
I've worked on McDonald polynomials and discovered a new family of polynomials that connect with various areas of mathematics and physics.
Jennifer Morse’s Unlikely Path to Combinatorics
Q: How did you transition to college?
I wasn't interested in college, but my dad insisted on Virginia Tech, and I ended up loving it for the social interaction.
Jennifer Morse’s Unlikely Path to Combinatorics
Q: What makes science interesting?
It's more than just the science and the achievements; it's the people that drive the science.

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Focused on scientific and technological innovation, this series features conversations with leading researchers, educators, and students from the University of Virginia. It explores a diverse range of topics within STEM, highlighting both academic rigor and personal narratives that illustrate human experiences in the scientific community. Notable episodes include discussions on groundbreaking medical research, advancements in engineering, and the intersection of technology with ethics. This podcast stands out by not only presenting the achievements and insights of its guests but also portraying the collaborative spirit and cultural dynamics surrounding STEM disciplines in an educational setting. Potential listeners are likely to find its di... more

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