science – Michigan Quarterly Review

science

Painting called Great, Just Great! Copyright Sara Ana Adlerstein Gonzalez

We are all Born Artists: An Interview with Dr. Sara Ana Adlerstein Gonzalez

I believe that we are all born artists. I know that you are a better artist when you are a scientist and that you are a better scientist when you are an artist. You can combine imagination with information.

We are all Born Artists: An Interview with Dr. Sara Ana Adlerstein Gonzalez Read More »

I believe that we are all born artists. I know that you are a better artist when you are a scientist and that you are a better scientist when you are an artist. You can combine imagination with information.

“Singing Worm,” by Marilyn Chin

Leave a Comment /

After twenty years of postponing her love life and toiling as a professor of immunology at Cal Tech, Moonie finally has a breakthrough. She has been studying the humoral and cellular system of an earthworm named Carlos for fifteen years.

“Singing Worm,” by Marilyn Chin Read More »

After twenty years of postponing her love life and toiling as a professor of immunology at Cal Tech, Moonie finally has a breakthrough. She has been studying the humoral and cellular system of an earthworm named Carlos for fifteen years.

Personal Weather: Rereading Adrienne Rich for the Anthropocene

Leave a Comment /

Adrienne Rich once said that poetry is “liberative language, connecting the fragments within us, connecting us to others like and unlike ourselves,” and whether or not that’s true, I’ve found that her work does have something to tell us about the fragmented individual and the collective whole—not just historically, but in the context of today’s muted urgencies, within the mutual ruin of the Anthropocene.

Personal Weather: Rereading Adrienne Rich for the Anthropocene Read More »

Adrienne Rich once said that poetry is “liberative language, connecting the fragments within us, connecting us to others like and unlike ourselves,” and whether or not that’s true, I’ve found that her work does have something to tell us about the fragmented individual and the collective whole—not just historically, but in the context of today’s muted urgencies, within the mutual ruin of the Anthropocene.

Eminent Eggs, Tips for Planning Your Utopic Commune, and more

Leave a Comment /

Excerpts and curios from around the web:

Victorian ornithology for the manliest of men, sex so white you’ll need sunglasses, and tips for planning your paradisiacal collective.

Eminent Eggs, Tips for Planning Your Utopic Commune, and more Read More »

Excerpts and curios from around the web:

Victorian ornithology for the manliest of men, sex so white you’ll need sunglasses, and tips for planning your paradisiacal collective.

lsa logoum logoU-M Privacy StatementAccessibility at U-M