Li responded that international collaboration and cross-disciplinary efforts will save humans.
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Regardless of your specialty, however, the quality of the hour is cross-disciplinary.
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The MFA program is structured in a way that encourages cross-disciplinary discussion.
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The potential for cross-disciplinary conversation and discovery here is rich and intriguing.
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He is noted for cross-disciplinary projects that involve notable figures in unexpected configurations.
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Cross-disciplinary studies have often revolutionized our understanding our understanding of perplexing scientific mysteries.
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The exhibition will feature a one-day cross-disciplinary symposium with meteorologists, researchers, and artists.
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It will require engineers to be more creative and cross-disciplinary and leverage cross-industry collaboration.
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But with his protean, cross-disciplinary energy, Burle Marx needed no warming up or filling out.
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He oversees a cross-disciplinary group of scientists, artists, and engineers inventing the future of entertainment.
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And until now, the effort has lacked broader oversight by an institution capable of cross-disciplinary research.
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One of the popular use cases in schools is Vidcode's suite of five-week, cross-disciplinary courses.
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Founded around 53, it was the first cross-disciplinary Asian-American cultural space on the East Coast.
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In the mid-sixties, it opened as an unincorporated community designed by much of Ghirardelli's cross-disciplinary crew.
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Students will consider cross-disciplinary research supporting this view — from psychology and neuroscience to evolutionary biology and more.
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Such cross-disciplinary design collaborations are increasingly common, said Joel Towers, executive dean of Parsons School of Design.
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She credits her cross-disciplinary following to a host of pesky habits, mainly spaghetti, wine and body positivity.
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These cross-disciplinary teams are a hallmark of Ideo, which takes a liberal arts approach to commercial product design.
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His brief, prolific cross-disciplinary career is all but impossible to shape to the mold of the standard museum surveys.
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"The NASA Twins Study: A Multidimensional Analysis of a Year-Long Human Spaceflight" is a triumph of cross-disciplinary science.
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Companies are abandoning functional silos and organising employees into cross-disciplinary teams that focus on particular products, problems or customers.
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Our work includes a range of activities from engagement in historically Black neighborhoods, to hosting cross-disciplinary convenings and events.
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A sanctuary for cross-disciplinary training, the School of Art promotes the creative environment and intellectual context for artistic experimentation.
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She taught both human development and nutritional sciences, an indication of the cross-disciplinary approach that would characterize her research.
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Diawara is one of the few voices in western academia to partially amend for this in his cross-disciplinary work.
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A sanctuary for cross-disciplinary training, the School of Art promotes the creative environment and intellectual context for artistic experimentation.
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Everybody talks about cross-disciplinary activity and busting down silos, but Carnegie Mellon is way ahead of everyone on that front.
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The cross-disciplinary series, titled Mx'd Messages, starts with the premiere of Richard Move's "XXYY," a meditation on gender and genetics.
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MILAN — Michael Nyman, the 73-year-old British minimalist musician, cross-disciplinary artist and video documentarian, has a new muse: Milan.
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As cross-disciplinary exercises, some say that the Opening Ceremony collaborations reach in the wrong direction, though their intentions seem genuine.
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Companies are increasingly tapping into agile, cross-disciplinary teams in an effort to bolster collaboration and speed up the timeline for projects.
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Those of us in the C-suite have been kicking around some ideas, starting with the creation of a cross-disciplinary taskforce.
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Coming from a musical background, James's first experience curating was with a cross-disciplinary show while studying at Columbia College in Chicago.
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For Grabner, such cross-disciplinary and critically engaged projects are essential to the vitality of the Portland Biennial, and Northwestern regionalism in general.
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Now, the two are engaged in something of an arms race to own the increasingly lucrative cross-disciplinary fashion territory they have defined.
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Moreover, the proposed "America First" budget guts precisely the programs — preventative, long term development and functional, cross-disciplinary diplomacy — which made Colombia a success.
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Meet the newest alums of UConn's graduate studio art program, whose cross-disciplinary practices include painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, video, printmaking, installation, and performance.
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And from behind their sound-dampening windows, they've both enjoyed watching the construction of the Shed, the cross-disciplinary arts center rising directly outside.
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For the Gates Foundation, the cross-disciplinary approach was one of the lessons learned from its approach to containing the Ebola outbreak in 2014.
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Susan Ariel Aaronson is Research Professor of International Trade and Cross-Disciplinary Fellow at the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University (GWU).
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Some, like Keck Hospital, have started limb preservation centers, which use cross-disciplinary teams and technology to treat wounds and help patients improve disease management.
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For the Times, it was really different to get this cross-disciplinary team to develop this product that was intensely focused on what readers wanted.
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Parsons Fine Arts MFA is a dynamic two-year, cross-disciplinary program committed to expanding the formal, intellectual and conceptual dimensions of emerging artists' work.
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It ends up being tremendously cross-disciplinary, and that's where Udacity's strengths at identifying very specific needs and building appropriate educational courses comes into play.
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Through a wide-ranging practice that encompasses sculpture, land art, video, and cross-disciplinary collaborations, the couple has focused on ecological issues for five decades.
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Be ready to show off cross disciplinary skill sets At a quickly growing startup like The Muse, our diverse teams work incredibly closely with each other.
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Likewise, companies are creating cross-disciplinary teams to deal with these issues and the reputation risks they pose, which have been dramatically amplified by social media.
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A few years ago, it would have been rare to find a major work by a leading cross-disciplinary artist like Mr. Parreno on view in Italy.
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More than simply showcasing masterpieces, the show highlights how a philosophy of fearless, cross-disciplinary experimentation laid the groundwork for an unprecedented creative explosion in American culture.
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Facilities MFA-IVC studios are located in Weil Hall, a brand-new facility with a digital fabrication lab and numerous spaces for collaboration and cross-disciplinary exchange.
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"Across the country, as states, governments, parents and teachers are trying to get code to every student, they're really looking at a cross-disciplinary approach," explains Diracles.
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DECOR As the line between art and design becomes increasingly blurry, one type of product is emerging as fertile turf for cross-disciplinary collaboration: rugs by artists.
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Thanks to the mathematics of robotics, a few smartphones and some cross-disciplinary thinking, patients may soon see even more benefits from this promising class of molecules.
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Throughout my time at MassArt, cross-disciplinary critiques and conversations with faculty and colleagues helped me define my work and kept me going during the installation process.
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The EGS explores art practice and critical thinking throughout innovative, cross-disciplinary programs that assemble some of the most distinguished thinkers, critical theorists and artists in the world.
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VoCA Journal is a digital information-sharing platform for artists and their collaborators to discuss innovative, cross-disciplinary approaches to the research, display, and stewardship of contemporary art.
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Li wanted to understand how industry worked and to see if access to customers anxious to deploy new tools would shift the scope of her own cross-disciplinary research.
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Given that so many of our modern pathogens cross disciplinary boundaries, do we need more doctors working with veterinarians, more biomedical experts collaborating with social scientists, and so on?
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On the first floor, BDDW, the cross-disciplinary studio run by Tyler Hays out of Philadelphia, has created a comprehensive snapshot of its aesthetic universe in a dedicated room.
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The coming season deepens Mr. Moran's dedication to using jazz as a lens through which to explore the broader heritage of American performing arts, often through cross-disciplinary presentations.
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For the Times it was really different to get together this cross-disciplinary team to develop this product that was as Sam says, intensely focused on what readers wanted.
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The Shed, the new cross-disciplinary arts center planned for the Far West Side of Manhattan, is still a hard-hat construction site, with an opening date of next spring.
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In February, Carnegie will follow that outpouring with La Serenissima: Music and Arts From the Venetian Republic, a 216-day citywide, cross-disciplinary festival, which again relies heavily on European performers.
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"Led by entrepreneurs-in-residence, these labs will consist of hyper-focused, cross-disciplinary teams of policy experts, engineers, product managers, and designers — a full range of urbanists and technologists," Doctoroff says.
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If think tanks are to do their job and inform policy makers of the relevant data, they can't simply ignore cross-disciplinary research, even if they disclose that they have done so.
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The same week, NASA also announced the formation of a cross-disciplinary research network, the Prebiotic Chemistry and Early Earth Environments Consortium, to help guide future searches for life on other worlds.
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It began with the basic idea of pairing up one designer with one scientist, then rapidly snowballed into a major event as dozens of cross-disciplinary professionals expressed interested in entering the challenge.
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The changing disease patterns call for changes in strategies and revision of targets every few years, demonstrating that health problems are global problems requiring cross disciplinary solutions and international participation for complete containment.
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The half-century milestone will also be celebrated in the band's native Liverpool, where 13 cross-disciplinary art commissions — one for each song on the album — have been scheduled for May and June.
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Borsuk's book on the book takes on the hefty task of synthesizing this wide-ranging research into a cross-disciplinary summary text that examines both historical and contemporary interest in this iconic form.
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In her cross-disciplinary practice, Banu Cennetoğlu uses objects, images, texts, and printed matter to continuously scrutinize, contemplate, and question the position of the artist/individual within the complex geopolitical conditions of our time.
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Any government dollar spent on aggregating road data would be considered capitalized as opposed to lost — public data sets can be reused by researchers for AI and cross-disciplinary projects for many years to come.
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" He does not see much new in its cross-disciplinary emphasis: "If you take a look at educational theory through the ages—Dewey, Vygotsky, Freire—they all say that independent thought influences the creative process.
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While overseeing the design of the Fitzpatrick Center for Interdisciplinary Engineering, Medicine and Applied Sciences at Duke, Dr. Johnson said, she conducted research on how to create a culture that leads to cross-disciplinary breakthroughs.
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Thirteen cross-disciplinary commissions will represent the 13 tracks on the album, with projects corresponding to Side 1 taking place June 1 to 5, and projects corresponding to Side 2 from June 8 to 11.
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After a restaurant hosting job and a brief stint with UPS, he enrolled full-time in Syracuse University's Institute for Veterans and Military Families, the first-in-the-nation cross-disciplinary institute to focus on veterans.
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Carpenter presents several cross-disciplinary efforts to mark radioactive material, from the development of Nuclear Semiotics in the 1980s to Toshiba's gamma camera (a recent invention capable of capturing the density of radioactive isotopes by color).
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Without the constraints of media-specific boundaries or disciplines, Stamps MFA students immerse themselves in the rich research community of the University of Michigan to conduct real cross-disciplinary inquiry and create cogent and transformative art.
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When: Monday, January 2, 8pm Where: Pieterspace (420 West Avenue 33, Suite 10, Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles) Dancer and choreographer Jmy Kidd pushes the boundaries of contemporary movement, working with a cross-disciplinary coterie of collaborators.
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While at MIT, he launched the Web Science Research Initiative with Tim Berners-Lee, Wendy Hall, Nigel Shadbolt and James Hendler, a cross-disciplinary research initiative promoting research on the technical and social impact of the web.
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The Float Lab is the product of a cross-disciplinary collaboration between the Architecture faculty and students in CCA's Architectural Ecologies Lab (AEL), scientists at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories Benthic Lab (BL), and fabricators at Kreysler & Associates.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Los Angeles-based artist Timothy Washington emerged in the late 1960s as part of the Black Arts Movement, a cross-disciplinary group of artists, writers, and musicians who celebrated Black culture.
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For more than 100 years, Pacific Northwest College of Art has served as a dynamic creative center for emerging artists, designers, and creators with an educational philosophy that emphasizes individualized curricula, independent inquiry, and cross-disciplinary exchange.
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The five-borough cross-disciplinary festival, which runs through May 260, celebrates the indefatigable furniture makers, weavers, jewelry artists, potters and other professionals who trot out new design ideas every spring, some marketable, others waiting for their millennium.
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The inclusiveness and cross-disciplinary exchange typical of the innovative companies I've worked with in fashion, tech and retail not only help harness creativity, but they also lead to investments and technological advancements that drive the global economy.
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It's an approach that, along with her oeuvre's protean, cross-disciplinary character and her status as an ambitious female artist working in historically male-dominated genres, helps account for why she has been under-appreciated in her lifetime.
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In the end, hardware startups walked away with two of the three possible prizes, with first place going to air pollution attacking Green City Solutions whose cross-disciplinary team includes expertise in biology, mechanical engineering, architecture and computer sciences.
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Martin Savage, a cross-disciplinary nuclear and particle physicist at the University of Washington, agrees that the explanation seems unlikely, but said that even if it is true the unstated assumptions in the faulty 13.45-MeV measurement raise concerns.
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Sapolsky, a neurologist and the recipient of a MacArthur Foundation "genius" grant, offers a masterly cross-disciplinary scientific study of human behavior: What in our glands, our genes, our childhoods explains our species' capacity for both altruism and brutality?
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We also offer pioneering short courses in the Business of Design, which use cross-disciplinary methods to change the way students approach business, lend narratives to data sets, and empower designers and artists to successfully run or own a business.
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While those technologies are still in their nascent stages, they are becoming more interconnected and, as a result, having a cross-disciplinary understanding of them is fundamental for investors, according to Tong Hsien-Hui, head of venture investing at SGInnovate.
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It's relevant if you wish to be exposed to the most extra-ordinary projects, thought-processes, and cross disciplinary technologies and conversations being had in some of the most upper echelon organizations (and also the coolest startups you've never heard of).
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Mr. Iyer carried some of that insurgent ethic with him in 2014 to Harvard, where he established a doctoral program in cross-disciplinary music studies and has been instrumental in persuading the music department to de-emphasize its core curriculum.
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Architects we respect like Bernard Tschumi or Rem Koolhaas, who understand the connection between architecture and film … (they) have indirectly inspired our work (too), allowing us to think of different ways to analogize architecture and use our training in a cross disciplinary fashion.
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To the Editor: There are many ways to make health care delivery more efficient and less expensive, by tying payments to outcomes, bundling services, setting up cross-disciplinary care teams, and being able to negotiate drug prices (if the Republicans had allowed that).
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Molly and Amy's status as cross-disciplinary academic geeks (more oriented toward the humanities than math or science, but valedictorian-level achievers regardless) is a relatively traditional portrayal of nerds, though no one ever calls them that, as characters in an '80s movie might.
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M.I.T. is at the forefront of this cross-disciplinary movement with its institutional commitment, but it is drawing on a legacy of artists who are interested in science that dates back to Leonardo da Vinci and that has proliferated as technology has become ever more commonplace and accessible.
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In a tailor-made pinstripe suit that repeated a profane phrase in tiny letters as its stripe, McGregor didn't try to disguise his glee at the prospect of his mammoth financial reward for seeing how his heavy hands can fare against Mayweather's famed defensive skills in this cross-disciplinary experiment.
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ROME — An installation and research project by the American video and performance artist Joan Jonas is to inaugurate a cross-disciplinary center — focusing on ocean conservation and the effects of climate change on the oceans — on March 23 in the newly restored church of San Lorenzo in Venice's Castello neighborhood.
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Organized by Colm Toibin, the novelist, and Declan Kiely, head of the Morgan's literary and historical manuscripts department, the show is a cross-disciplinary jumble of painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, printed matter and manuscripts, with no single form dominant and with James himself as a kind of multiport power plug at the center.
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If you're the kind of MMA fan who likes his fighters engaging in extracurricular combat, online near-maulings of grievously overmatched opponents, social media dick-swinging, rampant cross-disciplinary macho posturing, or generally making a spectacle of themselves by what our fearless editor would call "meathead antics," then this has been the week for you.
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"Part of my goal is to help people find the right folks at these companies, to come up with structures in which we can have cross-disciplinary academic study," he said, adding that he wanted to address issues including online child safety and the naming of a country or group responsible for a cyberattack.
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The Los Angeles-based architect Michael Maltzan's solution to the same problem is the staccato Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University, where an open, double-height maker space — intended to enable cross-disciplinary collaboration on projects between the arts and sciences — becomes the focal point, around which studios, classrooms and performance spaces will rotate.
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Increasingly, academic research suggests that creative imagination is impossible without collaboration: such findings are being embraced by organisations such as Second Home, which offers cross-disciplinary co-working opportunities in London and Lisbon (and claims its businesses grow ten times faster as a result) or Pioneer Works in Brooklyn, whose international residency programme provides free space to creators across the arts, science and technology.
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That was also the era in which Chaimowicz, who is about to have his first solo museum exhibition in the U.S., at the Jewish Museum in New York, began creating his distinct body of cross-disciplinary work, which explores ideas of domestic life through fully realized life-size room installations that he fills with furniture, ceramics, collages, wallpaper, textiles and sculptures, many of which are his own design.
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