Berkeley LASER on June 5 and Stanford LASER on June 6
Berkeley LASER of June 5 & Stanford LASER of June 5
(Note: this email contains TWO, one for the Berkeley program and
scroll down for the Stanford one)
Like previous LASERs each includes four presentations of art/science
projects, news from the audience, and time for casual
socializing/networking.
Past and future LASERs are listed at http://www.lasertalks.com
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Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous (LASER) of 5 June 2013
Minerva Foundation, Leonardo ISAST and UC Berkeley invite you to the
next Leonardo Art/Science Evening Rendezvous, an evening of art and
science presentations.
When: 5 June 2013 at 6:30 pm
Where: UC Berkeley - Barrows Hall, Room 110
What:
* Indre Viskontas (Neuroscientist and musician) on "Music that Moves:
the art and neuroscience of effective performance"
* Robert Buelteman (Photographer) on "Photography Without the Camera"
* Jennifer Dionne (Stanford Nanotechnology Lab) on "Lights, Nano, Action!"
* Vijaya Nagarajan (USF Hinduist Studies) on "Embedded Mathematics in
Women's Ritual Art Designs in southern India"
More details at http://www.scaruffi.com/
links to the presenters' websites.
Before or after the break, anyone in the audience currently working on
exciting projects can have 30 seconds to share their work.
RSVP not mandatory but we'd appreciate it if you could register at
http://extension.berkeley.edu/
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Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous (LASER) of 6 june 2013
Leonardo ISAST and Stanford University invite you to the next Leonardo
Art/Science Evening Rendezvous, an evening of art and science
presentations.
When: 5 june 2013 at 6:30 pm
Where: Braun Hall ("Geology Corner") Room 105
What:
* Sean Gourley (Quid) on "A global intelligence platform: the new AI -
not Artificial Intelligence, but instead Augmented Intelligence"
* Walter Kitundu (Sound artist) on "The Turntable as a Lens"
* Jeremy Mende (Designer) and Bill Hsu (San Francisco State
University) on " Confrontational Strategies - The Social Mirror".
* Melanie Swan on "Natural Aesthetics: GenArt, BioArt, Biomimicry,
SynBio, CrowdArt"
More details at http://www.scaruffi.com/
links to the presenters' websites.
Before or after the break, anyone in the audience currently working on
exciting projects can have 30 seconds to share their work.