Kathryn Hulick

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Kathryn Hulick

@khulick

Science journalist and author of WELCOME TO THE FUTURE. https://t.co/RiVvn8X8As Repped by @LightnerKayla I love AI, space, and walks in the woods. She/her

Hopkinton, MA Katılım Nisan 2009

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Kathryn Hulick@khulick·5 Şub

Today, I volunteered as a virtual visiting author for #WorldReadAloudDay at six classrooms around the USA. I read from my book THE UFO FILES. But first, I test your wits with a space quiz. Click the link for the quiz and full video! 👽 kathrynhulick.substack.com/p/happy-world-…

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Science News Explores@SN_Explores·2d

How long have you been scrolling just now? Why do we do that? How bad is it really? Read about the science of brain rot and zombie scrolling. Then take a break! 🙂snexplores.org/article/brain-…

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Science News@ScienceNews·22 Şub

The first robot scientist, named Adam, made real discoveries in biology. Now, AI is stepping far beyond lab assistants — into the role of researcher. sciencenews.org/article/ai-ena…

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Min Choi@minchoi·26 Şub

This AI ad is wild 😂 twitter.com/brahma_4u/stat…

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Kathryn Hulick@khulick·24 Şub

My latest reporting digs into how AI could change scientific discovery:

Science News@ScienceNews

The first robot scientist, named Adam, made real discoveries in biology. Now, AI is stepping far beyond lab assistants — into the role of researcher. sciencenews.org/article/ai-ena…

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Kathryn Hulick@khulick·24 Şub

Did you know that trapdoor spiders weave secret lairs? Or that mangrove trees build new land? See what I drew and learned on a trip to the rainforest of Costa Rica. open.substack.com/pub/kathrynhul…

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Patricia Newman 🌍 empowering children to act@PatriciaNewman·11 Şub

Science vocab rocks! 🔬📚 🆕 on #LitLinks Students pick a tricky science word, dig into its meaning, then create a short video, reel, or poster to teach it. Perfect for boosting science literacy + creativity! 🔭 patriciamnewman.com/?p=13207 @khulick @QuartoKids @nescbwi #STEMed

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Kathryn Hulick@khulick·12 Kas

While writing this, I uncovered a lot of skepticism and criticism centered around whether it's fair to compare sperm whale sounds to human language -- is this just wishful thinking?

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Dolphins whistle, humpback whales sing and sperm whales click. Now, a new analysis of sperm whale codas — a unique series of clicks — suggests a previously unrecognized acoustic pattern. sciencenews.org/article/ai-new…

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Nina Beguš@ninabegus·29 Eki

Excited to launch my book Artificial Humanities in a conversation with Ted Chiang and James Yu at the Commonwealth Club! Fiction is the new laboratory for testing, evaluating, and developing AI.

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Kathryn Hulick@khulick·25 Eki

I’m at That's Entertainment in Worcester MA today 11am-4pm with many other local creators. Come get a signed book & free comics & drawings. Join the costume contest!

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Gašper Beguš@begusgasper·23 Eki

"The capacity for language exists along a continuum [...]. The idea that language development does not require uniquely human properties becomes increasingly important as legal boundaries expand to include nonhuman species."

Gašper Beguš@begusgasper

Law is language. What does finding language-like structure in more-than-humans mean for the law?

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Science News@ScienceNews·30 Eyl

The cross between a blue and a green jay is a harbinger of environmental change. sciencenews.org/article/grue-j…

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Kathryn Hulick@khulick·30 Eyl

My latest story in Science News. “Even when [side effects] can be rare, when they happen to you, it means all the world,” says public health researcher John Ayers.

Science News@ScienceNews

A new AI tool could link people experiencing harmful side effects of unregulated products to public health workers who can provide help. sciencenews.org/article/ai-hea…

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Kathryn Hulick@khulick·30 Eyl

This is starting in 15 minutes! Listen to me and several other experts tell stories about inventions.

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"Inventions almost always inspire curiosity since they – by their nature – have never existed before." I'm excited to be on this upcoming panel about invention, hosted by @ecornell_online September 30, 1pm ET, free to attend ecornell.cornell.edu/keynotes/overv…

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Kathryn Hulick@khulick·25 Eyl

Scientists are using AI to understand animal communication. Fact or fiction? It's actually true! A new activity I wrote to go along with my new book The UFO Files helps students use critical thinking to check facts: patriciamnewman.com/litlinks-true-… @patricianewman

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Patricia Newman 🌍 empowering children to act@PatriciaNewman·24 Eyl

🛸 #TeachersofX, inspire students w/this critical thinking activity to distinguish fact from fiction. A hands-on way to nurture fact-checking habits & a love for evidence-based learning! patriciamnewman.com/?p=13009 @khulick @QuartoKids @LightnerKayla @agent_ayesha @nescbwi

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Kathryn Hulick@khulick·23 Eyl

My latest story for @ScienceNews covers a really interesting experimental computer chip. It reuses energy that typical chips waste as heat. If this scales up, it could help make #AI cheaper and more efficient. sciencenews.org/article/comput… @VaireHQ

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Ignacio Jasso@Francis41289709·6 Eyl

As children, our dreams are pure driven by curiosity, and not ego. This notebook is a reminder: science should stay rooted in that innocence and wonder. As scientists, we must protect it from pride and keep learning with humility.

The Nobel Prize@NobelPrize

Take a look at the notebook that belonged to chemist and #NobelPrize laureate Roger Tsien as a child. His blossoming interest in chemistry is evident in his lists of basic elements and minerals. He also copied sketches of chemistry experiments from his chemistry book.

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Kathryn Hulick@khulick·5 Eyl

Will we ever have robots doing our laundry? Will we design and 3D print clothes and shoes at home? Will our body heat charge devices? Read my new feature about tech that could change our daily lives:

Science News Explores@SN_Explores

Want your own sandwich-making robot? How about some hologram glasses? Engineers are already working to create these and other futuristic technologies. snexplores.org/article/future…

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