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Tim Wu / The Curse of Bigness Revisited - Discussion Seminar with Josh Cohen, Reid Hoffman and Lina Khan on February 21st 2018 at Stanford University.
Photography by: Christine Baker-Parrish
Representatives from National Authorities gathered for the annual meeting in the Ieper Room at OPCW Headquarters in The Hague, the Netherlands, from 20 - 22 November 2024.
Panel discussion between some exceptional individuals which included Prof. Jacinta D'souza, Chairperson; Erik Zepka, Researcher; Dr. Subhojit Sen, RLS Fellow and Jatin Khaimani, After iGEM Ambassador.
This Gator fan has snagged one of the many stuffed cats that could be found. The cat was being used as a prop with the Gator to the left by the LSU fans and the Gator fan took offense to the show. He suggested that they just leave the Gator alone.
NIA Activity Specialist Jibrail Nor is deep into a percussion discussion at NIA's Out-of-School-Time Summer Day Camp at PS 229.
Another class discussion in the class. The lecturer as seen in the picture is having a critic session after the student has shown her material to the class and to the lecturer, in order for the student to improve on her work so that she can do better for the enxt upcoming project.
Army veteran SFC Kellie King-Feciuch answers a question about what the military means to her during the Women's History panel discussion.
MIT students were invited to join a discussion with David Adjaye and Zena Howard on the Future of the Museum. Adjaye is the Lead Designer and Howard the Project Leader of the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC), which will open in the Fall on the Mall in Washington, D.C. Discussion focused on NMAAHC and explored themes related to place-making and notions of history, community and designing for context. Topics explored, for example, were how architecture can be infused with a societal narrative, and specifically how the design of the NMAAHC captures African and African-American heritage, or makes statements about aspirations for the future. Adjaye and Howard discussed their own challenges and successes as designers and posed questions to the MIT student audience during this interactive exchange.
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