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Photo from our 7th Annual Fujitsu North America Technology Forum 2014: "Powering the Connected World with Innovative Technologies", held at the Computer History Museum on January 22nd, 2014.
Four exhibitors from the most recent Photofusion Salon/13 show were selected to exhibit their full body of work in the upcoming Select/14 exhibition. These artists have each been awarded a bursary of £500 alongside mentoring from Photofusion staff towards developing and exhibiting new, unseen work in the upcoming annual Select exhibition.
The selected members include London-based photographer Chloe Borkett, with her project ‘Stories East of the River’ which explores teenagers growing up in the little known country of Transdneister; German photographer Jochen Klein, with his series of constructed model refugee boats titled ‘Flux’; University of Westminster graduate Katarina Mudronova, exhibiting her still-live project on domestic objects titled ‘Strategic Cooking’; and and London based portrait photographer Travis Hodges with his new portrait series ‘Quantified Self’, which explores those who use data tracking apps and devices.
On May 30 from 12-1 pm, Ernesto Ramirez will speak about “Quantified Self and the Self-Tracking Movement” as part of the UCSD Biomedical Library lunchtime seminar series.
Quantified Self (quantifiedself.com) is “a movement to incorporate technology into data acquisition on aspects of a person’s daily life in terms of inputs (food consumed, quality of surrounding air), states (e.g., mood, arousal, blood oxygen levels), and performance (mental and physical).” Self trackers share their methods, tools and results with one another in a variety of ways, including meetups, forums, and Quantified Self conferences.
Ernesto Ramirez is an organizer and community builder for Quantified Self. He is also working towards a Ph.D. degree in Public Health and is “developing the science of persuasive health technology” at the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (CALIT2) and the UC San Diego Center for Wireless & Population Health Systems.
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Heart rate and elevation from my 33 mile race. I was about 20 BPM over all my training runs for the 6 hour duration. Big mistake! #ultrarunning #heartrate #quantifiedself #trailrun #ketosis #ketone #ketogenic #lowcarb #paleo
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Quantter can read quantts (efforts) in tweets.
In that example, #run:3,1km is a quantt (effort) detected by Quantter.
RunKeeper data gets also detected automatically.
That's great !
Motivate Yourself with Quantter : Track, Visualize and Share your efforts online
Tom Goetz and Kevin Kelly, both of Wired and both self-quantifiers par
excellence, at the Quantified Self Meetup in San Francisco last Monday
Best ketosis numbers to date. I blew a 700 on the ketometer (acetone breath) which lines up with a 1.7 in ketones BHB from a blood test. Dropped my blood sugar to an all time low of 70. Sign up to be notified when the ketometer start shipping in six weeks! www.thegoodlifelab.com/2016/04/ketosis-breath-monitoring.... #ketometer #quantifiedself #ketosis #ketogenic #ketovegan #paleo #ketones #lowcarb #lchf #keto #ultrarunning #triathlete #marathon
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