A month ago, I attended a masterclass with author Candace Savage. It was a primer on historical research and how to use fragments of data...

There are these two young fish swimming along, and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, who nods at them and says,...

If I were writing an equation to summarize the general state of artificial intelligence today it might look like this: AI = ML = DNN...

I’m procrastinating from my “real work” to write this post. I have exactly a week to get my annotated bibliography assignment done but...

I hate working out. But I dutifully drag myself to the gym a couple times a week. Recently, I’ve been going to Orangetheory Fitness. For...

This blog is serving a dual purpose for me. It's both a space to share information I’m discovering and a place to work through the...

I can’t take credit for the title of this post but it sums up an issue that we all face - we trade our privacy for convenience. This line...

Ethical behaviour is culturally contextual and constantly evolving. Our not too distant past is filled with discriminatory behaviours and...

A few months ago, I was enticed by a special offer from 23andMe. I'd been on the fence about genetic testing for some time. Like the...

I’ve been talking with a lot of different people - pretty much anyone who will listen – about where to focus my research. One piece of...

Research is not a linear process. It gets messy. Or maybe I should say, MY approach to research has been messy. I'm currently enrolled in...