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http://futureofmuseums.blogspot.com/2010/03/one-potential-future-for-museums.html
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 […]
http://www.forbes.com/2010/06/04/migration-moving-wealthy-interactive-counties-map.html?preload=39099
http://21stcenturyscholar.org/ DECLINE OF THE CULTURE OF TEACHING PART 1 + 2 “I think a lot about the culture of organizations and what I experience today is a de-valuing of teaching – that we are all replaceable parts. If we standardize the curriculum and all teach to the same syllabus then we will have greater efficiencies. […]
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/24/world/24assange.html?_r=1&hp This article is about the man behind the Iraqi war wikileaks, and how the internet and globalization as an operational platform has made disappearing and hiding a difficult task.
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 […]
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.
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