Human beings are the only creatures in the animal kingdom properly defined as worriers. We are the only ones who expend tremendous amounts of time, energy, and resources trying (sometimes obsessively) to understand our futures before they happen. While...
Human beings are the only creatures in the animal kingdom properly defined as worriers. We are the only ones who expend tremendous amounts of time, energy, and resources trying (sometimes obsessively) to understand our futures before they happen. While...
Human beings are the only creatures in the animal kingdom properly defined as worriers. We are the only ones who expend tremendous amounts of time, energy, and resources trying (sometimes obsessively) to understand our futures before they happen. While...
Human beings are the only creatures in the animal kingdom properly defined as worriers. We are the only ones who expend tremendous amounts of time, energy, and resources trying (sometimes obsessively) to understand our futures before they happen. While...
Human beings are the only creatures in the animal kingdom properly defined as worriers. We are the only ones who expend tremendous amounts of time, energy, and resources trying (sometimes obsessively) to understand our futures before they happen. While...
As the moon aligns to completely cover the sun, Alyssa Goodman shares her expertise with WBUR hosts Robin Young and Scott Tong — Check out the interview here! She presents the Cosmic Data Stories Eclipse Simulation app, created by her NASA-funded Cosmic...
This "Alyssa's Life" graphic was first created in the Fall of 2019, when Alyssa was asked to give a talk about her career at the Harvard Club of Boston. That talk was entitled "Calypso to Calyspo," a reference to her childhood love of Jacques Cousteau and...
Harvard Yard becomes an outdoor classroom for Professor Alyssa Goodman's Spring 2021 GenEd Prediction class, as 14 pairs of students try to navigate to a designated location using limited information and their own tuition - then make predictions about...
We're excited to share that Mashable has selected Professor Alyssa Goodman's PredictionX mini-module " Omens, Oracles & Prophecies" as one of the top ten Harvard courses currently available in 2021! This course is an introductory-level, one-week-long...
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I have been lucky enough in my career so far to watch, and I hope help, computational technology change what we can learn about our Universe. Today, in 2025, I somewhat unexpectedly find myself involved in a broad range of AI-based and AI-enhanced...
Attached & linked below, please find the slides from Prof. Alyssa Goodman's presentation about "GenEd 1112" (Prediction: The Past and Present of the Future), as delievered at the 2024 Harvard Family Weekend.
Several different three dimensional models of the Universe can reproduce the two dimensional motions we see in our night sky accurately. It was not until barely 150 years before the Pope Orrery was constructed that astronomers universally agreed upon the...
A public presentation at the Harvard College Observatory, given in conjunction with the launch of "Massachusetts STEM Week," focusing on how science (especially astronomy) is done today, and may be done in the future, with a look at the past.
A discussion of how the glue software can be used across a spectrum of applications, from simple, scripted web-based interactions, to dashboards, to fully flexible environments. Presented at the 2023 Gordon Research Conference on Data Visualization in...