Digital twins are having a moment, though the concept itself is not new. The phrase usually refers to a dynamic digital representation of a physical object, environment, process, or even person—one that can be continuously updated through data, simulation, and feedback loops. The origins of digital twinning are often traced back to NASA and the … Continue reading Dreaming of a (Digital) Twin
As I wrap up another summer rhetoric course, I'm sitting here with that bittersweet feeling that comes at the end of every term—exhausted but energized, ready for a break but already missing the weekly conversations that pushed my own thinking in surprising directions. This was my fourth time teaching "the Black Mirror course," but my … Continue reading Another Summer Through Black Mirror
Dear friends, I am still here. 😅 My last blog entry (excluding the intermittent publication announcements) was posted almost exactly a year ago when I achieved tenure and where I reflected on that process and my emotional experience. To be frank, I am feeling quite guilty about losing touch with writing blog entries here because … Continue reading Reinvigorating the Teaching Life
Jason Tham, Ph.D. 