Kelsey Houston-Edwards
Cornell University, Mathematics
Fellowship Sponsor: American Mathematical Society
Fellowship Site: NOVA
Kelsey is a San Diego native who abandoned the sunshine to study mathematics and philosophy at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. There she had the awesome privilege of working at Reed's research and educational nuclear reactor. Now a doctoral candidate in math at Cornell University, she studies probability theory of an analytic flavor, specifically heat kernel estimates.
Published @NOVA during Fellowship
6/08/2016 Scientists Cautiously OK the Next Genetic Revolution
6/10/2016 Geochemists Figure Out How to Turn Carbon Dioxide Emissions Into Stone
6/15/2016 Bioluminescence in Fish Evolved 27 Different Times
6/27/2016 Quantum Computer Simulates Quantum Particle Interactions for the First Time
6/30/2016 Wave of the Future?
7/08/2016 There's Hope for fMRI Despite Major Software Flaws
7/22/2016 Machine Learning Could Dramatically Reduce Google's Carbon Footprint
7/25/2016 Physicists Detect Neutrinos in Superposition Hurtling Through Spacetime
7/27/2016 Can Autonomous Cars Learn to be Moral?
8/05/2016 Olympic Athletes are Experimenting with VR and Electric Brain Stimulation