Blog Topic: Ethics in the workplace

  • Probing the Ethics of Innovation

    Probing the Ethics of Innovation
    Posted by:
    Christina Couch

    Since the 20th century, the United States has been a “Miracle Machine” of innovation, pioneering groundbreaking inventions ranging from the Internet to genetic editing tools to artificial intelligence systems.…

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  • Tech Is Broken. How Do We Fix It?

    Tech Is Broken. How Do We Fix It?
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    This Wednesday, we have the pleasure of hosting Moria Weigel and Ben Tarnoff, two prominent tech journalists and authors. Both Moira and Ben have written extensively about the tech…

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  • The Thin Veneer of Civilization

    The Thin Veneer of Civilization
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    On Tuesday, September 25, former General Michael Hayden spoke to a packed audience in 10-250; an event entitled “Assault on Intelligence: American National Security in An Age of Lies” which…

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  • Stacking Up

    Stacking Up
    Posted by:
    Thea Keith-Lucas

    Years ago, at a dinner party in Jackson, Tennessee, I found myself surrounded by members of a distinctive subculture: potato chip engineers. The casual question, “What do you do?”…

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  • MIT Day of Action!

    MIT Day of Action!
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    A year ago, a group of MIT students, faculty and staff joined together to create a day of learning focused on critical issues of our times. The day provided…

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  • The Monsters We Create

    The Monsters We Create
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    One of the gems of our community is the MIT Press which publishes 220 books yearly, primarily focusing on science, technology and invention. It’s a special moment, however, when…

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  • Looking Forward

    Looking Forward
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    Although 2018 has begun, early January remains a time for us here at Radius to reflect on the past semester and do some “catch-up”–on administrative work, reading, and assessment…

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  • Symbols

    Symbols
    Posted by:
    Ryan Higgins, Radius and Episcopal Ministry Intern

    Throughout much of our lives, we engage with symbols, big and small. Symbols are a source of depth and often tell stories in fewer words or no words at…

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  • Words to Live By

    Words to Live By
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    It’s very quiet on campus today. Now that the semester is over and  graduation festitivies have come to an end, a peaceful, calm atmosphere prevails. There is almost a…

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  • The Three S’s

    The Three S’s
    Posted by:
    Patricia-Maria Weinmann

    Now that classes and finals are over and the community awaits graduation festivities, the campus is quieter and calmer. Although the energy and excitement of the school year will…

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