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SYMPOSIUM I.II.: RADICAL ATOMS – IMPACT AND EXPECTATIONS, organized by Ars Electronica
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POSTCITY, FIS Stage
10.09.2016
SYMPOSIUM I.II.
RADICAL ATOMS – IMPACT AND EXPECTATIONS
Moderators: Hiroshi Ishii (US/JP), Christopher Lindinger (AT)
Speakers: Carlo Ratti (IT), Joachim Sauter (DE), Tomotaka Takahashi (JP), Horst Hörtner (AT), Martina Mara (AT), Yoichi Ochiai (JP), Chiaki Hayashi (JP), Shiho Fukuhara (JP), David Benjamin (US)
Taking work done by MIT’s Tangible Media Group and the Ars Electronica Futurelab as the point of departure, this part of the symposium will deal with how the evolution of Radical Atoms will be felt in various occupations, economic sectors and, by no means least of all, our everyday life. What impact will these new dynamic materials have on creative disciplines like art and architecture? What are the future prospects in robotic design? Will we someday encounter drones as airborne Radical Atoms? What happens when new materials are amalgamated with human DNA? And how will we, the users, be able to find our way in the dynamic techno-world of tomorrow? International pioneers and the Ars Electronica Futurelab’s expert staff gaze into a future of and with Radical Atoms.
• Info: A symposium in the context of the European Digital Art & Science Network.
10.09.2016
SYMPOSIUM I.II.
RADICAL ATOMS – IMPACT AND EXPECTATIONS
Moderators: Hiroshi Ishii (US/JP), Christopher Lindinger (AT)
Speakers: Carlo Ratti (IT), Joachim Sauter (DE), Tomotaka Takahashi (JP), Horst Hörtner (AT), Martina Mara (AT), Yoichi Ochiai (JP), Chiaki Hayashi (JP), Shiho Fukuhara (JP), David Benjamin (US)
Taking work done by MIT’s Tangible Media Group and the Ars Electronica Futurelab as the point of departure, this part of the symposium will deal with how the evolution of Radical Atoms will be felt in various occupations, economic sectors and, by no means least of all, our everyday life. What impact will these new dynamic materials have on creative disciplines like art and architecture? What are the future prospects in robotic design? Will we someday encounter drones as airborne Radical Atoms? What happens when new materials are amalgamated with human DNA? And how will we, the users, be able to find our way in the dynamic techno-world of tomorrow? International pioneers and the Ars Electronica Futurelab’s expert staff gaze into a future of and with Radical Atoms.
• Info: A symposium in the context of the European Digital Art & Science Network.
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SYMPOSIUM I.II.: RADICAL ATOMS – IMPACT AND EXPECTATIONS
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Carlo Ratti (IT)
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Joachim Sauter (DE)
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Tomotaka Takahashi (JP)
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Horst Hörtner (AT)
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Martina Mara (AT)
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Yoichi Ochiai (JP) at SYMPOSIUM I.II.
Yoichi Ochiai (JP) at SYMPOSIUM I.II.: RADICAL ATOMS – IMPACT AND EXPECTATIONS
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Credit: tom mesic
Chiaki Hayashi (JP) at SYMPOSIUM I.II
Chiaki Hayashi (JP) at SYMPOSIUM I.II.: RADICAL ATOMS – IMPACT AND EXPECTATIONS
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Credit: tom mesic
Shiho Fukuhara (JP)
Photo showing Shiho Fukuhara (JP) during SYMPOSIUM I.II.: RADICAL ATOMS – IMPACT AND EXPECTATIONS.
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Credit: tom mesic
David Benjamin (US)
Photo showing David Benjamin (US) during SYMPOSIUM I.II.: RADICAL ATOMS – IMPACT AND EXPECTATIONS.
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