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@"Math and the Vote", Moon Duchin

Moon Duchin is an associate professor of Mathematics at Tufts University and is the founding director of Tufts' new interdisciplinary Program in Science, Technology, and Society, which spans scholarly approaches to putting science in social context. In math, her work is in low-dimensional geometric topology, geometric group theory, and dynamics Voting is actually a really hard math problem: how do you fairly aggregate the preferences of millions of people into a single authoritative outcome? In this talk, Duchin weaves together math, politics, and civil rights to tell a collection of different stories clustered around the idea of "one person, one vote."

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