Columbia Scientist
Edition 2 · Spring 2023
Seventeen pieces on heritable genome editing, geoengineering, predictive policing, nuclear magnetic resonance, and the environmental cost of gender reveal parties.
Table of contents
- 6An Analysis of Heritable Human Genome Editing Through the Lens of EthicsBiology
- 8Examining the Ethics of GeoengineeringEnvironment
- 10What Are Quanta?Physics
- 12Economic Migration to Africa: Avoiding the World’s Most Dangerous KillersBiology
- 15My Body Is ArtArt
- 16Potential Impacts of Arctic Development from an Environmental ViewpointEnvironment
- 18Gender Bias in Natural Language Processing AITechnology
- 20Investigating “Designer Babies” Through the Lens of the He Jiankui CaseBiology
- 22The Abnormality of HumansArt
- 23Ethics of Smart City Predictive PolicingTechnology
- 25Racial Discrimination in Face Recognition TechnologyTechnology
- 27Should Google Scan Personal Files for the Public Good?Technology
- 29What are the Bioethics of Genetic Testing?Biology
- 31Ethical Considerations for an Aerospace Engineer: An Examination of ApproachesTechnology
- 33The Ultimate Quantum Detective: Nuclear Magnetic ResonanceChemistry
- 37How Gender Reveal Parties are Destroying our EnvironmentEnvironment
- 39Say “No” to Student Monitoring SoftwareTechnology
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