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.
http://www.forbes.com/2010/06/04/migration-moving-wealthy-interactive-counties-map.html?preload=39099
K. Eric Drexler is considered a founding figure for modern ideas about manufacturing nanomaterials. Though the idea of a nanofactory has been a subject of his writing since the 1980’s, his book “Nanosystems: Molecular Machinery, Manufacturing, and Computation” sets forth some good basic definitions of what molecular manufacturing is. As published: Molecular manufacturing: the construction […]
a) contemporary case-studies: universities in New York, new online universities b) historico-cultural precedent and evolution: context, main paradigm shifts in 21st century
Developing Public Library Systems Analysis of Uganda’s existing public library system as well as demographic analysis of the regions in which the system has developed. The diagrams focus on two major conditions in the country: the rural and the urban library with the major difference between the two systems being the delivery of information. Urban […]
Evolution Timeline of Museum A timeline showing the evolution of Museums starting from the Greek Museion to the contemporary museums today. The shift from private to public occurs at the end of the 18th century and start of 19th century. Edutainment The four main factors that feed into the new idea of “EDUTAINMENT” within museums […]
http://futureofmuseums.blogspot.com/2010/03/one-potential-future-for-museums.html
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. […]
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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