Science

A Hybrid Professional’s duty to Migrant Ancestors

Roger F. Malina, ArtSciLab, Bass School, University of Texas at Dallas, 800 W. Campbell Upon reading “ A neuroscientist’s duty to Black Ancestors’ by Chandler Wright. https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adp0690 The concept of desirable migration is deeply embedded in my family history, and a trigger for my first career as a space astrophysicist. My father was Frank. J. […]

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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of a strange discovery: A poem in memory of Arthur Davidsen

As of June 17 2024 Blog by Roger F. Malina On the 14th of July 1974 My best friend the late Arthur Davidsen and I Spent a pointless night observing a strange phenomenon  On,  Or in, The sky. All night. Several nights. At the Lick Observatory Above Silicon valley Which had just been named in

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Who was Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mother; And why might we care?

Roger F Malina June 9 2024 I am part of a community of practice that, usually mistakenly, admires and remembers heroes. This community(s) of practice(s) seeks to create bridges between the arts, sciences, and technology. My father co-created the Leonardo journal to document and disseminate this work beginning in 1968. Leonardo Da Vinci is certainly

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DAVINCINEERING: ArtSciLab Steps forward into the Past

Roger F. Malina with Jason Brogden, Jeff Price, Ben Wu, Tak Tarbo and….. May 26 2024 At Jason Brogden’s instigation, a team in the UTDallas is working on reconstructing Leonardo Da Vinci’s workshop in our own location, physical and virtual. This is not an original idea/project, searching on line reveals numerous previous attempts. They will

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