Research Book Research Book done in Thomas Mical’s Studio, Spring 2009 “The history, theory, and debate behind museums, archival systems, and research institutions.” Just as a reference.
a) precedents for cloud in architecture culture b) contemporary clouds
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Highlights: nanobiotechnology- science and technology of the modulation of cell function on the engulfment of a nano-sized entity by the cell. nanomedicine- field of science based on cellular uptake of targetable nano-sized materials that can be used in drug delivery, imaging and diagnostic purposes, biomarkers, and ex-vivo and in-vivo sensors. Nanomedicine deals with nanomaterials between […]
a) contemporary case-studies: public vs. private library b) contemporary case-studies: museums, other archives in NY c) contemporary case studies: active archives (short term preservation) such as news or resources d) paradigm shift for typology
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PreMidterm_Presentation Spreads : download the presentation slides here. We first examined existing material paradigms of the fields most closely associated with material studies. Material scientists have a bottom up approach to materials; they examine material composition and allow that to determine material properties. Engineers approach materials from the top down; they determine performative requirements and […]
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NanoBiomimetics looks to nature for inspiration for nanomaterial structures that have many beneficial qualities. – Self-cleaning materials: The study of the nano surface structure of lotus leafs and water-striders (insects) has generated interest in materials that reduce contaminant build-up just in the way they are structured. – Stickiness: gecko and spider feet are structured for […]
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