STEM Spots
STEM Spots is a look into science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Hosted by Dr. David Cornelison, professor in the department of Physics, Astronomy and Materials Science at Missouri State University, STEM Spots invited local experts to discuss advances, issues and theories dealing with all matters of STEM.
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Dave discusses the affects of STEM on society; into the future, and says goodbye to the show after nearly eight years of hosting STEM Spots on KSMU. -
This season, Dave ponders the relationship between science and religion as tools for explaining life’s pertinent questions. -
Dr. Jim Crutchfield, from the University of California, Davis, discusses chaos and thermodynamics in relation to information flow. -
Ewy Mathé, an assistant professor from Ohio State University, discusses her work with metabolites to predict treatment outcome for sarcoma patients. -
With AI and machine learning on the rise, Dave Cornelison ponders about the purpose of science and art into the near future. -
Matt Barker, an elementary school art educator at the John Thomas School of Discovery in Nixa, Missouri, joins Dave Cornelison to discuss his experiences with CODERS. -
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Dr. Richard Krawacki, from St. Jude’s Research Hospital, discusses chromatin structure and function, research, and protein analyses. -
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