Entries tagged with ‘Nobel Conference’Page 2
Philosopher Lisa Heldke Keynotes Italian Food Conference
Heldke's lecture and the subsequent discussion were at the center of the international conference on the ethics of food choices.
Reproductive Technology Explored Through Dance
Allison Retterath '18 choreographed a dance piece in conjunction with the 53rd annual Nobel Conference.
Nobel Conference 53 Explores Science and Ethics of Reproductive Technology
"Reproductive Technology: How Far Do We Go?" will pair cutting-edge science and questions of ethics as we explore what it means to be human.
Gustavus Commissions Nationwide Survey on Attitudes Toward Male Contraception
The new survey was commissioned in anticipation of the 53rd annual Nobel Conference, "Reproductive Technology: How Far Do We Go?"
“To Fertility and Beyond!” – The Theater of Public Policy Previews Nobel Conference 53
An evening of policy and improvisational comedy explored the science and ethics surrounding reproductive technology.
Nobel 52: Accessible Discourse on Economics
The 2016 Nobel Conference, "In Search of Economic Balance," connected economists and scholars from across the globe to explore the concept of economic equality and how policy affects the real world.
Nobel Conference 52 to Explore Search for Economic Balance
Held September 27-28, this year’s conference will bring together economists and scholars to discuss the topic “In Search of Economic Balance.”
Herchran Singh ’17: Nobel Conference Networking Leads to Research at USC
Volunteering at the Nobel Conference led to a research experience at USC, a relationship with leading neuroscientists Antonio and Hanna Damasio, and a connection with Nobel Prize winner Eric Kandel for Gustavus Adolphus College student Herchran Singh.
Reflecting on the 51st Nobel Conference
2015 Nobel Conference Chair Peg O'Connor, Director of the Nobel Conference Scott Bur, and closing speaker Marc Lewis, PhD, reflect on the 51st Nobel Conference at Gustavus Adolphus College.
Gustavus Commissions Nationwide Survey on College Students’ Use of ADHD Medication
Leading up to the 51st Nobel Conference, Gustavus Adolphus College commissioned a nationwide survey of college students aged 18-24 to gauge their thoughts on the use of ADHD medications as study aids. Results indicate that many students use medications in the belief that it will increase their academic performance.