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We are hard wired to think in story terms. We are going to discuss what can science tell us about how we are interpreting information and how we can use that information to tell better stories. (Team Members: Ash Agarwal, MSx; Jeff Hau, MBA '18; Dylan Moore, Mechanical Eng. PhD; Wendy Tsu, MBA '17)
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