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- 8:30 am - 5:30 pm
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- 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
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- "Music of the Hemispheres"
125 Nolte Center
Wednesday, November 4 at 4:00pm - "Bodily Natures: Science, Envi...
125 Nolte Center
Tuesday, November 3 at 4:00pm - Discussion group on Networks
235 Nolte Center
Friday, October 30 at 4:00pm - Exhuming Bodies, Producing Kno...
614 Social Sciences Building
Friday, October 30 at 3:30pm - Conversations on Body & Knowing
125 Nolte Center
Friday, October 30 at 12:00pm - On the Making of a Pop Icon: '...
Institute for Advanced Study
Thursday, October 29 at 4:00pm - "What is it that Makes a Body ...
125 Nolte Center
Wednesday, October 28 at 4:00pm - "Abundance & Scarcity" - Unive...
125 Nolte Center
Tuesday, October 27 at 12:00pm - Law and Religion in the Global...
Nolte Center
Saturday, October 24 at 9:00am - Colloquium on Modern Rhetoric
Nolte Center
Friday, October 23 at 8:30am
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota
Sheila Asato I just stumbled upon your group and find your topics fascinating. Are your events open to the public? I am currently finished up my training with Robert Bosnak to become an "Embodied Imagination Coach". If anyone in your group is interested in hearing more about his work, I'd love to share it with you.
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota Friday Nov. 13--What is Sexual Difference Now? A Conversation with Elizabeth Grosz and Joan Copjec. An all-day conference, beginning 9:30 a.m. in 125 Nolte.
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota
In the last two decades there has been increasing interest in network structures in a wide variety of disciplines. This interest is due in large part to advances in techniques for analyzing and modeling networks, as well as an increase in the availability of large real-world network data (Facebook, protein-protein inte...raction/metabolic networks, etc.). The development of methods of understanding networks has been truly multi-disciplinary, including diverse fields such as sociology, physics, biology, computer science, and statistics. Unfortunately, the researchers investigating these phenomena are often not as well connected as their data.
Jeremy Bellay is organizing an interdisciplinary group that will bring together researchers and students who are interested in networks and the methods for exploring them. One possible structure will be participants giving short tutorials on their own research and problems, but the group could follow a different format, depending on the participants. There will be an organizational meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, October 30 in 235 Nolte Center. If you have any questions or would like to participate but cannot attend this meeting, please email Jeremy at bellay@cs.umn.edu.Read More
Jeremy Bellay is organizing an interdisciplinary group that will bring together researchers and students who are interested in networks and the methods for exploring them. One possible structure will be participants giving short tutorials on their own research and problems, but the group could follow a different format, depending on the participants. There will be an organizational meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, October 30 in 235 Nolte Center. If you have any questions or would like to participate but cannot attend this meeting, please email Jeremy at bellay@cs.umn.edu.Read More
Understanding complex structures in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences
Time:4:00PM Friday, October 30th
Location:235 Nolte Center
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota The IAS has an amazing archive not only of videos our events but also interviews with fellows, guest speakers and other fascinating people on our wesbsite. Check them out.
Source: www.ias.umn.edu
Several of our past lectures have been recorded and rebroadcast by TPT, channel 17. Beginning in Fall 2008, Thursdays at Four, University Symposium events and Quadrant public talks have all been recorded. ...
Anthony Halog Visiting Kansas City, Misssori 2nd week of November. any friends there??
Ellen "Body Language: Human Dissection, Professional Identity, and the Aesthetic Grounding of Modern Medicine":
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota The call for Quadrant Fellows (fellowships for non-U of M faculty who do interdisciplinary work in areas of Design, Architecture, and Culture; Environment, Culture, and Sustainability; Global Cultures; and Health and Society is now available on our website.
Source: www.ias.umn.edu
The University of Minnesota Press in partnership with the Institute for Advanced Study at the University of Minnesota has been awarded a grant of $672,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to launch Quadrant, a program to promote interdisciplinary publication and research. ...
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota All photos by Karen Kinoshita unless otherwise noted.
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota
The Space&Place Collaborative: The Architectures of Emptiness
How is "emptiness" experienced, designed and negotiated? Through a series of presentations by artists, scholars and activists, Architectures of Emptiness explores the historical gaps created in the wake of political, social and spatial displacements, as well ...as the ethics of witnessing such traumas.
Photos by Karen Kinoshita unless otherwise noted.Read More
How is "emptiness" experienced, designed and negotiated? Through a series of presentations by artists, scholars and activists, Architectures of Emptiness explores the historical gaps created in the wake of political, social and spatial displacements, as well ...as the ethics of witnessing such traumas.
Photos by Karen Kinoshita unless otherwise noted.Read More
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota
In a two day series of events, the Poetix Collaborative, organized by Maria Damon (Department of English) and Christophe Wall-Romana (Department of French), presented eight artists who performed and discussed their work with faculty and the public.
All photos by Karen Kinoshita unless otherwise noted.
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota All photos by Karen Kinoshita unless otherwise noted.
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota From Random Dance to "Mao Goes to Anyuan" and from Sami theater to assisted reproductive technologies, the upcoming semester will bring thirteen presentations on a wide range of topics with guests from around the University, around the country, and around the world.
Source: www.ias.umn.edu
September 10 "Choreography and the Brain": A conversation with Random Dance Founder Wayne McGregor Wayne McGregor is a multi award-winning British choreographer, renowned for his physically testing ...
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota Thanks to Tom and Karen for the link.
Inflexions is an open-access journal for research-creation sponsored by the Sense Lab. It publishes articles, short texts of various genres including poetry and ficto-theory, images, sound, and other...
