Jody Cowan is a journalist based in Albany, New York, focusing on local news and stories. As a writer for WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, Jody covers a range of topics including science, music, nature, and current events. With a keen interest in exploring the unique stories and experiences of the Albany community, Jody brings a fresh perspective to her articles.
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By: Lucas Willard, Florinda Gjypi, Jody Cowan, Émile-Auguste Carolus-Duran, Emily Warren Roebling
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's bicentennial commencement will feature a special guest, brought to life with the help of artificial intelligence technology.
Researchers are using artificial intelligence to listen in on the animal kingdom.
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By: James Paleologopoulos
FILE - The Supreme Court is photographed, Feb. 28, 2024 in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)
College textbooks can be a necessary part of coursework, but they’re often pricey. On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge, we'll hear about a new report that examines automatic textbook billing practices.
By: Lucas Willard, Jody Cowan, Dave Lucas
The New Caledonian fork fern species Tmesipteris oblanceolata
By: Lucas Willard, Pat Bradley, Jody Cowan, James Webb
This new Webb image shows two galaxies: a Penguin (NGC 2936) guarding an Egg (NGC 2937).
A Grey Seal poses in the waters off of Acadia National Park in the Gulf of Maine.
By: Jesse King, Jody Cowan, Samantha Simmons
On this week’s 51%, we hear from the director of a new documentary telling the stories of domestic violence survivors in Sri Lanka. Teardrop on Fire, the debut film from director Jessica Palden, explores the community impacts of toxic, abusive relationships, and highlights the allies working to help survivors. We also speak with David Radley, senior scientist for The Commonwealth Fund, about the organization’s 2024 scorecard for women’s healthcare in the U.S.
By: Jesse King, Jody Cowan, Samantha Simmons, Cynthia Fowler, Ina Vandebroek
On this week’s 51%, our associate producer Jody Cowan speaks with ethnobotanist Dr. Ina Vandebroek and anthropologist Dr. Cynthia Fowler about efforts in the science community to address racism and decolonize the way we study and name native plants around the world. WAMC’s Samantha Simmons also stops by a community center in New York that’s using cooking classes to promote kids’ interest in the STEAM fields.
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