Outreach and Media Archive

• A course taught by Pr. Pence at Yerevan State University was covered by the university’s news website (in Armenian)
• Prof. Pence wrote an article on US union activism in the face of Donald Trump’s regime for Le droit de savoir, the magazine of UCLouvain’s CNE trade union (English translation)
• Futurum Careers, a magazine devoted to popularization and promoting careers in research, profiled Pr. Pence
• Prof. Pence was interviewed by the newsletter of the SPSP (Society for the Philosophy of Science in Practice), for the summer 2022 issue (#22), on the use of digital humanities in philosophy
• Prof. Pence was interviewed by the RTBF (the francophone national radio of Belgium) on the experience of being an American researcher in Belgium (in French) (local copy)
• Prof. Pence contributed an article to Cubix (the magazine for/by science students at UCLouvain) on mammoths and climate change (PDF, French | local copy)
• Prof. Pence was interviewed by fnrs.news (the newsletter of the Wallonian scientific funding agency) on the lab’s work in digital humanities (PDF, French | local copy)
• Prof. Pence was interviewed by La Libre (a French-language Brussels newspaper) on recent genetic experiments in monkeys (paywall). (local copy | original remarks, translated)
• Prof. Pence was interviewed by Jackson Wheat for his channel on Youtube.
• Prof. Pence was interviewed by the East Texas ABC station, KTRE, about my Darwin Day talk at Stephen F. Austin State. (local copy | video download (copyright © Raycom Media/KTRE))
• Prof. Pence was interviewed and quoted extensively for the Legacy Magazine article “The Bright Ages,” in the Fall 2015 issue, on the ethics of technology (local copy)
• Prof. Pence’s course on Ethics of New Weapons Technologies at LSU was profiled in the LSU Reveille for November 12, 2014 (local copy)
• Our work with Grant Ramsey on the evoText project was profiled in the October 2014 issue of NDWorks, the Notre Dame faculty/staff newsletter
• Prof. Pence’s course on the Ethics of Emerging Weapons Technologies, co-taught with Maj. Gen. Robert Latiff, was profiled in The New York Times for February 8, 2014 (local copy, print edition (20M) | local copy, web edition)
• The same course was featured in Notre Dame’s “What Would You Fight For?” advertising campaign, in the advertisement “Fighting for the Ethical Use of Technology”
• My talk at the American Philosophical Association’s Eastern Division Meeting on genetic drift was covered by the blog of Philosophy and Theory in Biology