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Visualization of the urban mobility created by applying the Metaball technique to colorize the vertices of the map (zoomed view)
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Visualizations from an experiment with del.icio.us. For full details visit mandalabrot.net/delicious
One of the current (1/30/12) exhibits at the koshland science museum in D.C. Small museum but pretty cool.
As we celebrate the 25th anniversary of Asian American Studies at Penn, we look forward to building our collective futures as an academic program and community. Through a series of events in Spring 2022, we will commemorate both the struggles and the triumphs of our field, the Program, and our students, past and present. The recognition of our history demands a renewal of our responsibilities to our communities in the face of anti-Asian racism and increased insecurity resulting from the pandemic. And just as the field of Asian American Studies grows, redefining the scope and approach of its scholarship, our program seeks to expand with a series of new hires, additional course offerings, and a major in Asian American Studies, while relentlessly and unapologetically shaping the conversation of what it means to be Asian American at Penn. Please join us this spring as we explore these issues with Penn scholars, activists, students, and ASAM alumni to visualize our futures together.
In life, we are sometimes visually impaired in many aspects of our lives, and to some extent perhaps even blind.
Many are claiming they would lead the way, show the right path, make the visions clearer. It's ironic that the very foundation of what they are claiming a better, brighter and clearer path is invisible, intagnible and most probably non-existent.