This week, we interview Kang Seung Lee, a multidisciplinary artist.
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In other words, bio investors also need to be multidisciplinary.
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Multidisciplinary teams, a core competency of DOE labs, are essential.
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Above, Gabriela Ruiz, a multidisciplinary artist living in Los Angeles.
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I'm a multidisciplinary artist that must work through my body.
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No lofts or studios for the multidisciplinary creators depicted here.
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Recovery efforts have been, and continue to be, multidisciplinary and comprehensive.
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One fetishizes the historical prestige of painting; the other, multidisciplinary experimentation.
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He is considered a multidisciplinary university professor, not an English professor.
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M+ has a multidisciplinary approach, encompassing art, cinema, architecture and design.
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Centre Vidéotron is a multidisciplinary venue, home to sports and entertainment alike.
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Rick Doblin at MAPS, which is the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
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I don't think the music here in L.A. was about being multidisciplinary.
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The filmmaker and multidisciplinary artist Charles Atlas will be a central link.
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The show is directed by Fanny de Chaillé, a multidisciplinary artist herself.
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Yazzie is a multidisciplinary artist working in video, painting, and installation environments.
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The Y begins a new, multidisciplinary series with this reflection on love.
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The multidisciplinary program would offer Post-Baccalaureate certificates and Masters of Science degrees.
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Multidisciplinary artist Géza Szöllősi's alien-like insect sculptures are less easy to ignore.
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The name reflects UNITE's holistic, multidisciplinary strategy to address opioid addiction and abuse.
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Duckler recruited six local artists to synthesize the merchants' stories into multidisciplinary works.
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They organized a design competition, named ARC Solutions, that encouraged multidisciplinary collaborative design.
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It could be you, assuming you're a world class, multidisciplinary team of engineers!
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My patient's caregivers held several multidisciplinary meetings to choose the right way forward.
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The exhibition also features multidisciplinary works by some 40 other artists and musicians.
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"The Ghost Festival," presented by Danspace Project, is his first multidisciplinary solo work.
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Kyle Casey Chu is a drag queen and multidisciplinary artist in San Francisco.
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Disease, energy, infrastructure, mobility, and other complex challenges require multidisciplinary solutions that include hardware.
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"People will get hurt," says Brad Burge of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
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We live in an age of increased complexity, velocity and demand for multidisciplinary thinking.
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Multidisciplinary artist Julia Sinelnikova works at the intersection of light, sculpture, performance, and design.
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In multidisciplinary therapy, a team of specialists works with patients and caregivers, Watt explained.
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She also has a multidisciplinary background which makes her a home run for venture.
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At the heart of the plan are the C.D.C.'s multidisciplinary rapid-response teams.
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The approach is multidisciplinary, tackling physical, education, and psychological aspects to treat back pain.
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Would Johnson have benefitted from "conducting a multidisciplinary charrette" to explore his family's move?
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On a visit in late March, the studio buzzed with collaborative and multidisciplinary activity.
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Questions of this nature are complex, multidisciplinary, sometimes contentious and not easy to answer.
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ALASTAIR MACAULAY Yes, Kirstein is an ideal figure for this multidisciplinary aspect of MoMA.
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Katel is a writer and videographer, and Handelsman is a wonderfully weird multidisciplinary artist.
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But the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) is looking to change all of that.
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The curriculum includes transversal competencies and multidisciplinary learning, such as multi-literacy and multicultural understanding.
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Part of the $25 million will go toward creating a multidisciplinary Neurological Institute Outpatient Center.
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Prompted by those rising rates, they formed a multidisciplinary feeding evaluation program at their center.
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The trouble with smartphones, however, is that they're incredibly complex devices that require multidisciplinary expertise.
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At MOCA Grand Avenue, multidisciplinary artist Xu Zhen chooses to freeze the act of falling.
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The scene accurately reflects his multidisciplinary approach — D'ys is hair stylist, painter, illustrator and photographer.
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Erica Prince is a multidisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, known for her Transformational Makeover project.
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The educational efforts are multidisciplinary and include online classes in addition to in-person training.
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Multidisciplinary groups were created to help farmers sort out financial, medical, legal or family issues.
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Dance PS122's annual gathering of multidisciplinary artists from across the performance spectrum, beginning Jan.
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Finally, there must be a strong effort to expand multidisciplinary care for at-risk patients.
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Unity is the brainchild of Jeffrey Cheung, 323, a multidisciplinary artist from the East Bay.
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A groundbreaking multidisciplinary South Asian Arts Festival that operated in Toronto from 1988 to 2001.
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Coco Layne is a multidisciplinary artist, director, strategist, and the founder and director of LOLITA BANDITA.
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The AAAS, formed in 1848, is the largest professional and multidisciplinary scientific society in the world.
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The multidisciplinary artist is known for his category-binding works on social, technological, and environmental issues.
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Her monthlong multidisciplinary series will expand "A Body in Places" through performances, readings, films and installations.
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Many roles now are going into more of what we call a generalist profile — multitalented, multidisciplinary.
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Further, patients with conditions like stroke or Alzheimer's need multidisciplinary care; physical, occupational, and speech therapies.
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Hornick's poetic and multidisciplinary process is explored in Unbounded Histories at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia.
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Beyond music, AIC's umbrella of multidisciplinary offerings includes theater, painting, sculpture, creative writing, poetry, and more.
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We appointed multidisciplinary teams to establish best practices and monitor compliance with these care practice changes.
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A sense of place can't help but spring from the multidisciplinary work of artist Doug Aitken.
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Even studies of older, hospitalized patients show a beneficial effect from multidisciplinary interventions that include exercise.
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There Conner joined the counterculture, and fearlessly evolved into one of America's first thoroughly multidisciplinary artists.
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She told Gizmodo that developing the ethical framework around quantum computing should be a multidisciplinary endeavor.
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As a student of art history, she looked to multidisciplinary figures like Louise Bourgeois for inspiration.
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Multidisciplinary care is often required for improving function and quality of life for chronic pain patients.
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As a result, sexology is often seen as a multidisciplinary approach to sexual and intimate wellbeing.
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The Chicago-based multidisciplinary artist Nick Cave, one of the four cover subjects of T's Oct.
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Sarah Arison's grandparents founded YoungArts 256 years ago, as a multidisciplinary national arts competition for teenagers.
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I would say that there is an incredible creative energy there because of this multidisciplinary approach.
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Beginning on Thursday, Koma presents "The Ghost Festival," his first multidisciplinary solo presentation, at Danspace Project.
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"This time in Russia, over six months, we could really make it multicultural, multidisciplinary," he added.
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Since the 1980s, Mr. Fabre, a multidisciplinary Belgian artist, has pushed dance, especially, in new directions.
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On September 8 at UrbanGlass, a multidisciplinary performance will symbolically freeze, remix, and replay Trump's overblown rhetoric.
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The multidisciplinary collaboration further includes the production company Ex Machina and the National Film Board of Canada.
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Multidisciplinary works from 2014 onward are presented alongside a new series of sculptures commissioned by the museum.
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The trail was one of six Phase 2 studies backed by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
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Another solution could be multidisciplinary treatment consultations, in which patients meet multiple specialists at the same time.
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In the actual clinical practice setting, we need to develop comprehensive, multidisciplinary, clinics that address childhood obesity.
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Killjoy Collective is a group of multidisciplinary artists running a feminist alternative gallery space in Southeast Portland.
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Sean Donovan's multidisciplinary performance piece, set in an isolated rural retreat, finds the chill in summer hedonism.
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Mr. Parrish quickly became an acolyte, drawn to Mr. Munger's thoughts on multidisciplinary thinking and mental models.
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Our health-care professionals must look at developing strong, multidisciplinary clinical pathways for adults with cerebral palsy.
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Multidisciplinary teams of scientific experts must be free to conduct thorough peer-review of the pertinent science.
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Joey Terrill—whose multidisciplinary work, featured in Axis Mundo, would inspire generations to come—agreed with Frantz.
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This multidisciplinary approach to election forecasting will be central to our efforts through the rest of midterms.
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Recent advances in psychedelic research are intrinsically linked to the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, or MAPS.
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But in artist Michael Dee's case, the work isn't so much multidisciplinary as it is trans-disciplinary.
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Lilia Hernandez Galusha is a multidisciplinary artist working in gouache, pen and ink, embroidery, weaving, and textiles.
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London-based multidisciplinary artist Ejatu Shaw tries to draw out the feelings of her subjects in her photographs.
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Optimally, these multidisciplinary teams are further supported through evolved organizational and management-thinking that favors meritocracy over rigidity.
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Multidisciplinary artist Prune Nourry's latest installation, Anima, merges art, magic, and anthropology through a modern-day mythological adventure.
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The multidisciplinary artist is introducing his first full collection of clothing in a runway show in Florence, Italy.
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" Then he went a step further: "Part of the commitment to multidisciplinary thinking was a commitment to independence.
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With a properly trained multidisciplinary threat assessment unit, these shooters could have been prevented from taking innocent lives.
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The idea of "agile" management, in which workers are frequently reassigned to multidisciplinary teams, is all the rage.
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My husband and I sat in a room with a multidisciplinary group of physicians who outlined our options.
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Zoe Buckman is a British-born multidisciplinary artist whose work centers on issues of feminism, equality and mortality.
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That's in part because it always saw itself as a multidisciplinary performance art project, than just a band.
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The multidisciplinary team at the University of Washington isn't out to make outlandish headlines, although it's certainly done that.
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But still, Diaz was intrigued by the multidisciplinary art form that required a mastery of hair, fashion, and makeup.
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In these courses he took what would now be called a broad, multidisciplinary approach to examining art and literature.
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The burning feeling that something has gone irretrievably off the tracks lays the groundwork for disturbing multidisciplinary exhibit, Enantiodromia.
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"This finding encourages the incorporation of a nurse specialist and/or multidisciplinary consults in routine care," Van Stam said.
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These are the core of "Platform 2016: A Body in Places," a multidisciplinary program focused on this extraordinary artist.
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Part of the One Health idea is that we need to be multidisciplinary and bring all these experts together.
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Although there are several period-instrument orchestras in France, Insula is largely alone in embarking on experimental, multidisciplinary projects.
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IO. The Celsus Advisory Group and its team of cross-domain, multidisciplinary experts offer intelligence-driven strategic consulting services.
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The area contains several multidisciplinary venues, including art galleries and co-working spaces, as well as bars and clubs.
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Ms. Johnson, who specializes in multidisciplinary work, is trying to spark some change and some healing in the world.
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The multidisciplinary project "is quite complicated," said the director, whose taboo-challenging productions have never shied away from polemics.
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I hope that they'll stop saying that I'm a theater artist and say that I was a multidisciplinary artist.
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The mastermind behind these sites is Kiel Mutschelknaus, a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans design, animation, typography, and recently, coding.
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To do this, spending will focus on primary and community services, creating new multidisciplinary teams of doctors and social services.
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Documenting infernal encounters between human activity and the planet, Edward Burtynsky's multidisciplinary Anthropocene Project is a grave call for change.
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The discussion will be moderated by Pratt Institute's School of Art Visiting Fellow and multidisciplinary artist and activist Shaun Leonardo.
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Ilsa Jerome, a clinical researcher for the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), recently set out to answer that question.
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For the past few months he's been running around the world bringing all of this multidisciplinary good stuff to fans.
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This multidisciplinary day party, thrown by MoMA's even-more-experimental sister museum, starts Saturday and runs every weekend through September.
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We can identify in previous shooters the red flags that the multidisciplinary threat assessment units would be trained to detect.
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Over the decades, it evolved into a multidisciplinary endeavor that has told us a lot about human behavior in disasters.
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It became a multidisciplinary space for artists in theater, dance and music, like Orson Welles, George Balanchine and Beverly Sills.
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"It's contemporary art, it's live, it's experimental, it's multidisciplinary, it's cabaret, it's queer, it's drag, it's theater," Ms. Donnelly said.
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Reims Scènes d'Europe, an ambitious multidisciplinary event founded in 2009 by the theater director Ludovic Lagarde, looks outward, not inward.
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The City is an extraordinary interconnected web of centres of excellence, a unique multidisciplinary cluster-of-clusters which has no rival.
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The researchers argue that an integrated, multidisciplinary approach is required, along with open-mindedness to a variety of ideas and perspectives.
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Dream Dance is a full-scale investigation of the artist's legacy, presenting his multidisciplinary oeuvre to a new generation of audiences.
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The firm also claims "multidisciplinary expertise," spanning real estate and finance professionals, in addition to employing data scientists, mathematicians and engineers.
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The 21-year-old, Central Saint Martins fine art student and multidisciplinary artist never stays with one hairstyle for too long.
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There's the Anarcho-Feminist, curated by an anthropology student who went on to direct a multidisciplinary alternative-porn festival in Switzerland.
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As a multidisciplinary artist, the former art and English teacher now works to celebrate Black womanhood through photography, illustration, and writing.
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Shoreline Project is the commissioned work of art for Art & Nature, a multidisciplinary exploration of art's engagements with the natural world.
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"For these students, international students, multidisciplinary scholars, and joint-degree students, the GRE is a familiar and accessible test," she says.
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The university is looking to build a center to provide a multidisciplinary approach to the care and treatment of MS patients.
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Jamie Krasner, the multidisciplinary artist known as James K, lives in a rent-controlled studio apartment in Lower Manhattan's Alphabet City.
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As a final note, the new study involved a multidisciplinary team consisting of virologists, immunologists, molecular biologists, pharmacologists, and pharmaceutical experts.
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Because each injury is unique and can have different physical and psychological effects, a multidisciplinary team evaluates each patient for eligibility.
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Another is the need for multidisciplinary expertise to get better interfaces built and management skills to keep complex projects on track.
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The merger would create a "multidisciplinary" industrial services company operating in a wider range of markets, Altrad said in a statement.
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Like most offerings from the Ensemble for the Romantic Century, this one is multidisciplinary, blending words with music and elaborate visuals.
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Pai reached this philosophy over a 20-year career of multidisciplinary collaborations, but most influential was her relationship with her mother.
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This multidisciplinary institute in New Mexico, cofounded by physics Nobel winner Murray Gell-Mann, received $25,000 from Epstein Interests in 2010.
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The Beverly Arts Center, a multidisciplinary arts venue with a theater, gallery and studios, is slightly more than a mile southwest.
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For some such individuals, assertive community treatment — involving a 24/7, multidisciplinary team approach — may help reduce the potential for violence.
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L, the multidisciplinary artist, serving as master of ceremonies before a large crowd who assembled Saturday in a Greenwich Village playground.
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But the way you describe your neighbor, he doesn't meet many of the criteria on the Homes Multidisciplinary Hoarding Risk Assessment.
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Instead, it boasts 11 new collages by the multidisciplinary artist Derrick Adams that are directly inspired by Kelly's fashion and life.
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The multidisciplinary group reconstructs crime scenes through digital modeling and have in the past provided conclusive evidence in human rights trials.
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"Multidisciplinary" has become a ubiquitous art-world buzzword, having crept into nearly all creative disciplines with the proliferation of digital tools.
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He's also the co-founder of Circle Line Projects, a collective of multidisciplinary, animators, and directors in Brooklyn and Los Angeles.
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The company also offers "hybrid" publishing options, and is preparing to launch a new AI multidisciplinary, open access journal later this year.
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Hydrolab, his ongoing international nomadic initiative, uses art as a catalyst for multidisciplinary investigations of water-related social, economic, and ecological issues.
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See more of Dustin Yellin's work and Pioneer Works, a multidisciplinary art and science center Yellin founded in Brooklyn, on his website.
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Music and art instructors at the schools still teach regular classes, but sometimes they bring in visiting artists to provide multidisciplinary lessons.
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Finland's primary and middle school education system emphasizes multidisciplinary learning and courses designed around broad notions and concepts like the European ideal.
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Take Alex Proba, the stylish multidisciplinary designer and art director we're spotlighting with the help of Perrier® Sparkling Natural Mineral Water.
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Multidisciplinary artist Natalie Ball was awarded the 2018 Betty Bowen Award by the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) and the Betty Bowen Committee.
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The new plan is to add an extra review step by a "multidisciplinary group" in the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Before Friston came along, "We were kind of condemned to forever wander in this multidisciplinary space without a common currency," he continued.
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Born in Algeria and living in France, the multidisciplinary artist first gained acclaim through his photographs of residents of the Paris banlieues.
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Trauma Doll is an ever-expanding, ever-growing project that Crespo will continue to expand and work upon with other multidisciplinary artists.
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Multidisciplinary artist Michel Hebron, who has extensively studied memes, internet art, and social media trends, is optimistic about these kinds of responses.
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It is working with the architects Diller, Scofidio & Renfro on Culture Shed, a multidisciplinary art space that will rise at Hudson Yards.
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"These important issues should be raised and discussed by a multidisciplinary committee with experts in technology, sociology, psychology and bioethics," Facchin said.
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The bill would provide states with training and resources to help localities put "multidisciplinary behavioral threat assessment and management units" in place.
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As I was saying: The paper is published this month in Anthrozoos: A Multidisciplinary Journal of the Interactions of People and Animals.
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She said that Live Arts plans to continue its existing residency and commissioning programs, as well as its multidisciplinary Live Ideas festival.
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After its renovation, the house is slated to be the site of a multidisciplinary arts center, with an artist-in-residency program.
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The $150 million expedition, the Multidisciplinary Drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate, or Mosaic, is led by the Wegener institute.
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He references the Bauhaus, the early 20th-century avant-garde German school-cum-craft guild, as a model for thoughtful, multidisciplinary production.
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The development of regional centers of excellence and multidisciplinary clinics is also important to provide optimal care to these very complex patients.
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As a result, policymakers should consider ways to encourage multidisciplinary care to ensure the option to save a patient's limb is considered.
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"We never even had the verbal communication that I was hoping for," said Mr. Esparza, a multidisciplinary artist living in Los Angeles.
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These labels rely on community, collaboration, and multidisciplinary social networks for everything from spaces for shows to models to walk in them.
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Ayers leads a multidisciplinary team of scientists who take big data not traditionally used in public health and turn them into rapid insights.
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Companies with both "heavy R&D requirements" but also multidisciplinary R&D needs, says Schjøll Brede, suggesting telecoms companies as one potential target.
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A multidisciplinary team of scientists at European Academy of Bozen have studied Ötzi's gut bacteria to learn more about early human migration patterns.
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Janne Kyttanen (born March 13, 1974, Finland) is a digital sculptor creating multidisciplinary work at the intersection of 3D printing, virtual & augmented reality.
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Constructed with remarkable detail, from wallpaper patterns to facial expressions, the paintings of multidisciplinary artist Leah Brown evoke tales from The Brothers Grimm.
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Born in Peru but raised in Miami, Montoya is a Brooklyn-based artist who maintains a multidisciplinary practice covering fashion and experiential installations.
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For Vivek Shraya, the beautiful part of being a multidisciplinary artist is how one of her pieces can evolve into several different versions.
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The National Science Foundation (NSF) will fund multidisciplinary research centers to study the basic science of AI and its effects on our society.
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Ron Martinelli, Ph.D., is a retired San Jose (CA) police detective who directs the nation's only multidisciplinary Forensic Death Investigations & Independent Review Team.
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Martinelli is a nationally renowned forensic criminologist and police expert who directs the nation's only multidisciplinary Forensic Death Investigations and Independent Review Team.
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Leigh, shocked by the overwhelming response by over 150 multidisciplinary and experientially diverse artists, now co-curates the exhibition at Project Row Houses.
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What you might not expect to encounter, however, is a mind-blowing site-specific installation that effectively redefines the meaning of multidisciplinary art.
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Given that both the Walker and the SculptureCenter are multidisciplinary organizations, "programmatically it's a really great match," Ms. Ceruti said in an interview.
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That's when the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, or MAPS, received FDA approval to study LSD-assisted psychotherapy on end-of-life anxiety.
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The article also misstated the amount that an anonymous donor known as Pine transferred in Bitcoin to the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
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The bill will provide states with training, resources, and support needed to establish community-based, multidisciplinary behavioral threat assessment and management units. Rep.
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The Polarstern, the institute's flagship, will become an itinerant research hub, the Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate, or Mosaic.
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A similar treatment model, assertive community treatment (ACT), connects individuals with serious mental illness with multidisciplinary support teams that help them navigate treatment.
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This tour, titled "A Good Trip," combines Mr. Mauss's passions for science and psychedelics, with sponsorship from the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
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Multidisciplinary care is often needed to treat the heart, drug addiction and other complications, and the cost and time can add up quickly.
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He also asked her to consider making an appointment at a pain clinic whose approach to relief is multidisciplinary: physical, pharmacological, and psychological.
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Perhaps that's why "Pharma" devotes so many words to industry malfeasance and only one sentence at the end to a possible "multidisciplinary solution."
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Much of the early controversy around the Bauhaus centered on Johannes Itten, the first teacher of the school's innovative, multidisciplinary preliminary course (Vorkurs).
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But whether it's through DNA, or what can be seen with human eyes, the field of paleopathology continues to be multidisciplinary in nature.
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In June 2014, the industrial designer Célia Elmasu and the multidisciplinary artist Nelly Zagury — longtime friends and intermittent collaborators — made a pact over Skype.
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Such efforts entail a long-term, multidisciplinary approach to better understanding disease from the cellular level to its impact within the broader biological ecosystem.
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The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), an American nonprofit organization, is raising $2150,224 to buy a kilogram of pure MDMA for clinical trials.
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Pioneer Works, a Brooklyn-based a multidisciplinary arts nonprofit, commissioned the two-year project, hosted much of its filming, and now facilitates the exhibit.
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Ron Martinelli is a nationally renowned forensic criminologist and police expert, who directs the nation's only multidisciplinary Forensic Death Investigations and Independent Review Team.
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But the skill set to build a self-driving car is a multidisciplinary skill set [and] that broad skill set is just not there.
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For the new study, Hartnick's team examined the records of 115 newborns referred for tongue-tie surgery who underwent evaluation by the multidisciplinary team.
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Li, who is behind an enormous multidisciplinary project at Stanford to inject human values into AI research, often calls for closer collaboration between disciplines.
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Kaia Health aims to treat people with back pain by using a multidisciplinary approach, which includes physical, educational, and psychological exercises in an app.
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That multidisciplinary and open approach enables children to pursue their interests in a more self-directed, and ultimately more interesting way, according to Loktev.
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The Armory installation marks 15 years of collaboration between Herzog and de Meuron, Pritzker Prize-winning architects, and Ai, a world-renowned multidisciplinary artist.
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This is the image of the artist gleaned from King of Arms , a multidisciplinary work that is simultaneously a party, parade, and video artwork.
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The inspector general's office "will deploy multidisciplinary teams of evaluators, auditors, investigators, and lawyers on site visits to ORR facilities nationwide," the notice said.
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It's a diverse and dense multidisciplinary collection that encompasses more than 15 years in the fields of fashion, music and all matters of design.
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Together with his wife, the operatic vocalist Alicia Hall Moran, he presented "Bleed," a five-day multidisciplinary performance residency, at the 2012 Whitney Biennial.
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Homo Melitensis: An Incomplete Inventory in 213 Chapters, as the multidisciplinary exhibition is called, includes works by contemporary artists alongside items from national collections.
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Now this taciturn phase may be coming to an end, if a growing multidisciplinary group of scientists and amateur space enthusiasts have their way.
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The venue will expand its cultural offerings with a slate of multidisciplinary works, including projects by its master artist-in-residence, Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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On Thursday, May 11, he returns to the church with an expansion of last year's piece, his first multidisciplinary solo, presented by Danspace Project.
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The findings underscore the importance of multidisciplinary care for cancer patients, like cardio-oncology, a field that combines cardiology and oncology, the researchers said.
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He hopes the research, when it begins, is multidisciplinary, and will involve agencies like the Department of Justice and the National Institute of Justice.
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We must also or A necessary component is to greatly improve access to treatment for substance use disorders as well as multidisciplinary pain care.
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Unlike most A.I. start-ups that generally follow one method of study of artificial intelligence, Geometric Intelligence takes a multidisciplinary approach to the field.
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Over the course of their decades-long collaboration, General Idea's multidisciplinary conceptual practice helped establish bold new directions for art in Canada and abroad.
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Pertamina, a multidisciplinary transgender artist, went from working the streets to working Asian art shows to reclaim Indonesia's pre-colonial acceptance of non-binary genders.
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Theodora Skipitares led a multidisciplinary team in rendering the six famous characters as, alternately, glowing, sculptural puppets, oversized wooden ones, light installations, and video art.
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To study the fossil, Lindgren and his colleagues applied a multidisciplinary experimental approach to analyze both the structure and chemistry of the preserved soft parts.
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The Visual Artist: Deun Ivory The former art and English teacher is now a multidisciplinary artist who celebrates Black womanhood through photography, illustration, and writing.
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A multidisciplinary team of scientists has now created a model circuit that finally explains how these insects are able to navigate across such vast distances.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, multidisciplinary therapy appears to work slightly better than physical therapy alone for chronic back pain in both the short and long term.
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Multidisciplinary artist and assistant professor of sculpture, Guadalupé Maravilla, was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship to continue his exploration of border politics and his personal displacement.
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You will be joining a world-class, multidisciplinary team and will be participating in cutting-edge research in deep learning, machine intelligence, and artificial intelligence.
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This guy is one of those real multidisciplinary visionary types that would turn you green with envy if you weren't too busy being deeply impressed.
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Through his multidisciplinary methodology, Madara delivers compelling oracular and cryptic finished pieces rendered in a variety of media, all united by a common theme: magic.
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The multidisciplinary festival will take place at the usual location of Basilica Hudson—a converted industrial factory in upstate New York—from September 15–17.
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"Accredited centers also have the multidisciplinary team, with experts in psychology and nutrition, for example, to better take care of patients after surgery," Morton said.
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Now, the multidisciplinary artist, poet and D.J. makes art that's equal parts colorful, cryptic, captivating and challenging — and a perfect fit for the internet age.
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Along with multidisciplinary collaborators, they are staging visual and performance art projects that encourage experiencing the landscape and offer a profound meditation on its history.
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The installation is a new piece, called Light Pollination, from multidisciplinary studio Universal Assembly Unit (William Gowland, Samantha Lee, Oliviu Lugojan-Ghenciu, and Zhan Wang).
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As a matter of cultural futurism, I asked Rick Doblin, founder of the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies—and also a Jew—for his thoughts.
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In particular, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) has been given FDA approval to test out whether MDMA helps people in therapy for PTSD.
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This little robo-farmer is just one project developed by FarmView, a multidisciplinary, multi-institution effort to put advanced technology to use on the farm.
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In between, he will deliver his one-man play "Frederick Douglass Now," a multidisciplinary show presenting the abolitionist's work and philosophy with a contemporary flair.bricartsmedia.
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Now with the disease under control after excision surgery and continuing multidisciplinary treatment, Emily is much improved and advocating for endometriosis awareness among her peers.
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She collaborated with other artists, she was multidisciplinary, and she had an egalitarian view of the things she produced, from textiles to paintings to collage.
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But the PIER program, which is multidisciplinary and relies heavily on multifamily group sessions, is likely to be the most comprehensive and perhaps most successful.
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But as a dance critic, I will fight for Ms. Carlson, a multidisciplinary artist whose work poignantly explores social issues through the lens of performance.
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In 2012 the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) launched the Zendo Project, a psychedelic harm reduction service similar to Kosmicare but with a wider reach.
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The bill highlights training scientists and a multidisciplinary approach—after all, the first quantum computers came about using the same biochemistry techniques employed by MRI machines.
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Reflections was directed, animated, and edited by Morgan Gruer, a multidisciplinary graphic designer and illustrator who's done work for heavy hitters like Celine Dion and Gatorade.
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But federal agencies don't fund clinical studies on the drug, forcing researchers to rely on nonprofit sources such as the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS).
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In addition to better practices, tools and techniques, diverse multidisciplinary teams can better understand both the workings as well as the effects of the intelligent systems.
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I feel balloon baptized by Half the air in a given space, one of Martin Creed's multidisciplinary, esoteric works on display at the Armory this summer.
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Essentially, patients will get a higher dose of pain medicines, she explained, so any psychiatric uses would require "close oversight" by a multidisciplinary team of doctors.
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But a bigger influence is the multidisciplinary study of complex systems, the components of which are well understood but interact to produce unexpected large-scale phenomena.
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Irvin Morazan is a multidisciplinary artist born in El Salvador who moved to New York in the 1980s as part of the Salvadoran civil war diaspora.
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Each veteran receives care from a multidisciplinary team, including social workers, physicians, nurses and spiritual leaders addressing not only physical but emotional, social and spiritual needs.
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Paul McCarthy's White Snow is an ongoing multidisciplinary project that is a disruptive fusion of the classic Brothers Grimm fairytale and Disney's 173 animated-feature debut.
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Inspired by the diverse aesthetics of various landscapes and cultures, the multidisciplinary artist travels to remote areas of the globe and blends people into their surroundings.
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Lincoln Center announced in the fall that it was pulling the plug on the Lincoln Center Festival, the multidisciplinary summer festival it had presented since 1996.
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The day before the Wednesday preview of Art Basel, the Glasgow-based multidisciplinary artist Charlotte Prodger was announced as the winner of the 34th Turner Prize.
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MAPS, or the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, works closely with the FDA and promotes academic research and clinical studies around the therapeutic potential of psychedelics.
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Also not to miss is Sounds of Freedom, a joint exhibition of works by Cuban multidisciplinary artist and activist Leonor Anthony and jazz photographer Roberto Polillo.
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The translation program was designed specifically to support the translation of ancient texts like the Talmud, adopting a multidisciplinary approach combining software engineering and computational linguistics.
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The Globe, which has seen life as a stage and a movie house, is now a nightclub and multidisciplinary space where D.J.s like Questlove have spun.
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Her roster of 23 artists includes the American abstract painter Frank Stella, the controversial Chinese artist Ai Weiwei and the multidisciplinary African artist Pascale Marthine Tayou.
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Ron Martinelli, Ph.D., is a nationally renowned forensic criminologist and law enforcement expert who directs the nation's only multidisciplinary Forensic Death Investigations and Independent Review Team.
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Curated by celebrity multidisciplinary artist Ai Weiwei and filmmaker Wang Fen, Turn It On will screen 13 different independent Chinese documentaries between January 10 and 24.
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Running this gradual process of prototyping and iterating rule sets is the primary responsibility of a game designer, but the job is multidisciplinary in surprising ways.
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Additional strategies include the use of a simulation laboratory, regional unit-based multidisciplinary teams, and telehealth technology to improve the assessment of information gathered during investigations.
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The Knockdown Center event space and multidisciplinary art duo Trouble will co-present the event, and it will take place from June 30 to July 4.
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Currently a fellow at Harvard and living in Los Angeles, Eve Fowler is a multidisciplinary artist working across media including painting, collage, sculpture, photography, film, and audio.
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Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist Kaucyila Brooke often uses large-scale photomontages, photo novellas, and photographic archives to address the politics of cultural production and sexual representation.
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Patients who are older, have heart disease, pulmonary disease or just many symptoms may be more complicated and require the attention of a multidisciplinary team, she said.
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The program was developed and is undergoing its own Phase 3 clinical trials with the help of the non-profit organization Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS).
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Between now and then, families will best be served by multidisciplinary teams working together to help families navigate the illness in a more effective and affordable way.
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As the world economy shifts from making goods to selling services, auditing is becoming more complicated: scale and the multidisciplinary expertise of large firms count for more.
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In a new paper appearing in Communications Biology, a multidisciplinary team of scientists in Austria and the United States identify a possible way out of the conundrum.
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"I think there are a lot of reasons for this," said Natalie Lyla Ginsberg, a policy and advocacy manager at the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS).
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To solve complex problems of sleeplessness, the national trend must include more education on what is known, more dedication to what isn't, and more multidisciplinary research efforts.
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This is a new and critical area in health care that needs a more aggressive multi-pronged approach including research, training experts, and creating multidisciplinary clinical approach.
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He brought in a new doctor, Dr. Hans Kraus, known today as the father of sports medicine, who established a multidisciplinary pain center in the late 1950s.
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It feels warm in the gallery hosting Reparation Hardware, a solo show from multidisciplinary artist Ilana Harris-Babou, but it has nothing to do with the temperature.
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Officially launched in October by Mayor Sadiq Khan, Somerset House Studios will house 73 artists as part of a multidisciplinary community in the iconic Central London building.
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Now their work (collected by Rein Jelle Terpstra), Mr. Fusco's pictures and Philippe Parreno's 70-millimeter film re-creating the journey, are together in this multidisciplinary memorial.
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Some of the people we spoke to—including the co-founders of socially engaged multidisciplinary collectives like NON and NAAFI—are the architects behind their crews' aesthetics.
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She had opened her GallerySKE in Bangalore in 103, devoted entirely to younger, living artists and those who used multidisciplinary media such as sound and video art.
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The Food Innovation Center, a multidisciplinary partnership with the Oregon Department of Agriculture, is one of several similar extension programs at universities like Rutgers and Louisiana State.
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While Eiko has been pursuing solo work, Koma, the male half of the esteemed Japanese performance duo Eiko & Koma, has been cooking up his own multidisciplinary project.
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The center will anchor one side of the evolving Manhattanville project, with its multidisciplinary aspirations, underground passageways for Columbia people and variety of street-level public spaces.
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The research is organized by a small nonprofit called the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, or M.A.P.S., which was created in 1986 shortly after MDMA was outlawed.
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"What Remains" is one of seven new works in "We're Watching," a four-day multidisciplinary exhibition organized by Mr. Lester around the topic of surveillance, broadly defined.
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It is hoped that these policy and practice changes can help inform efforts among federal policymakers to shift legislation focus and funding to prevention and multidisciplinary coordination.
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In a scientific world marked by specialization and siloed research, this multidisciplinary effort by 23 authors reviewed more than 3,000 papers on various effects of climate change.
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"We took the drugs with them," Dr. Metzner recalled in 19893 in an episode of a podcast Zach Leary hosts for the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
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The children and adolescents included in the study had a mean age of 15.8 years, and were evaluated at the multidisciplinary gender clinic between 2007 and 2011.
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Luger, meanwhile, is a multidisciplinary artist that incorporates ceramics, video, sound, fiber, steel, and cut paper to combine performance with political action, telling stories of 21st century indigeneity.
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At the Centquatre, a multidisciplinary arts venue in the north of Paris, another woman found her inner tiger this month in "Stallone" — albeit in far more mundane ways.
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In an ongoing series that stretches as long as some vistas, multidisciplinary artist Barbara Bartos uses a mechanical music box to transform paintings of landscapes into sweet melodies.
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In this episode, we meet Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist Erica Prince, who explores the aesthetic choices in creating personal identity using architecture, interiors, domestic prototypes, and makeover techniques.
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Festival at Dixon Place is a multidisciplinary arts buffet that has celebrated queer artists and culture for 21966 years — way before they found a degree of mainstream acceptance.
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Festival at Dixon Place is a multidisciplinary arts buffet that has celebrated queer artists and culture for 25 years — way before they found a degree of mainstream acceptance.
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Festival at Dixon Place is a multidisciplinary arts buffet that has celebrated queer artists and culture for 28 years — way before it found a degree of mainstream acceptance.
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Excerpts from "Rules of the Game," a multidisciplinary collaboration between Mr. Williams, the choreographer Jonah Bokaer and the scenographer Daniel Arsham, will be presented and discussed on Oct.
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Since 2004, the Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist has been housing them in CD jewel cases, but that's about all they have in common with more traditional musical releases.
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But she has returned on her own terms as a seasoned multidisciplinary artist — a singer, songwriter, dancer and choreographer — creating a new model for the modern pop star.
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The creation of a rival summer festival — the multidisciplinary Lincoln Center Festival, which was run by others — in 1996 only added to the rumors of its pending demise.
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Since 2001, Dr. Bronner's has given $123 million to the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) and more than $5 million to the hemp and cannabis legalization movement.
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The bride, 30, is a Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist whose works, including sculptures, paintings and augmented reality apps, aim to help people better understand scientific data and research.
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Although the cortisol responses to caffeine are reduced in people who consume it every day, they are not eliminated, a controlled trial by a multidisciplinary research team demonstrated.
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But this mystery makes termites fascinating to Margonelli and a motley crew of multidisciplinary scientists all trying to crack the termite code and put it to good use.
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The house, which doubles as a community gathering space, deconstructs the traditional gallery by inviting visitors to experience multidisciplinary works made by Black local, national, and international artists.
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The Mosaic expedition (shorthand for Multidisciplinary Drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate) is organized by the Alfred Wegener Institute and is expected to continue until September.
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The cause was pancreatic cancer, according to the Santa Fe Institute in New Mexico, which Dr. Pines had helped establish as a multidisciplinary effort to study complex systems.
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Dance While Eiko has been pursuing solo work, Koma, the male half of the esteemed Japanese performance duo Eiko & Koma, has been cooking up his own multidisciplinary project.
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The national labs are home to multidisciplinary groups and specialized scientific facilities, especially in the physical sciences and engineering, that are unmatched by anything academia has to offer.
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The booth featured a solo show by Sadik Kwaish Alfraji, an Iraqi multidisciplinary artist who has been based in the Netherlands since 1996, and now has Dutch citizenship.
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It is here, in the Engadin Valley, that Polish investor, art collector, and billionaire philanthropist Grażyna Kulczyk, has decided to open a new multidisciplinary institution this past January.
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Furthermore, the draft bill calls for the establishment of up to five Quantum Information Science research centers, as well as two multidisciplinary National Centers for Quantum Research and Education.
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"He is currently undergoing treatment in the intensive care unit under the supervision of a multidisciplinary team of doctors," a statement from the All India Institute Medical Sciences said.
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The professor applied for a federal grow license in 2001 and eventually filed a lawsuit with support from Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies and the American Civil Liberties Union.
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She's working with the psychedelic research non-profit Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) to redesign protocol to make sure that future studies will include more people of color.
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She bankrolls all these projects with her own money, with support from any donations she receives through Cosmic Sister's fiscal sponsorship with the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS).
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They cited cost-reduction strategies to lower out-of-pocket costs and the multidisciplinary team care as being crucial to getting people to take better care of their health.
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As multidisciplinary artist, his work will not only illuminate the East River, it will fill the Park Avenue Armory's Wade Thompson Drill Hall from June 8 to August 7.
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In early February, Patricia Cartes, Twitter's head of global policy outreach, announced the formation of a Trust & Safety Council, a multidisciplinary advisory board comprised of 40 organizations and experts.
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The National Science Foundation would carry out research and educational programs on quantum science engineering and award grants for the establishment of Multidisciplinary Centers for Quantum Research and Education.
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"Manifesto is a singular work of creative vision, which furthers the Armory's tradition of mounting multidisciplinary projects that defy categorization," Pierre Audi, Artistic Director of Park Avenue Armory, says.
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In its latest instructional partnership, the organization welcomes multidisciplinary artist Taryn Simon—whose most recent works are showing now at Gagosian Hong Kong—to the impressive list of mentors.
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The photographs work in dialogue with the multidisciplinary artworks of six contemporary artists in Changing Course, who explore the city's overlooked histories in honor of New Orleans' tricentennial celebration.
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That fits well with the mission of Stanford's new Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence, which aims to bring multidisciplinary expertise to bear on the challenges that AI poses.
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Ms. Okpokwasili is a multidisciplinary performance artist whose solo show "Bronx Gothic," inspired by her Bronx upbringing, won a Bessie, the dance world's equivalent of the Tonys, in 2014.
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Utilizing her background as a multidisciplinary artist, they joined forces to establish the Singapura Dub Club, an event series that delivers "irie" vibes through culture, food, music and dance.
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"This is clearly becoming more mainstream," said Mark Haden, executive director of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) Canada, a nonprofit that advocates for psychedelic research and education.
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Performance art's growing appeal may be down to the fact that "it's actually very accessible," said RoseLee Goldberg, founding director of Performa, a multidisciplinary arts organization in New York.
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That all changes on Thursday when the prodigious multidisciplinary artist, best known for his gargantuan post-apocalyptic ceramic vessels, debuts his first full line of clothing, called S.R. Studio.
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Popular for its use of acrobatic, shape-shifting choreography, this company is getting into the festival game with this multidisciplinary event featuring performances, interactive art, local food and discussions.
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She also served on the Sandy Hook Advisory Commission, a multidisciplinary body whose final report recommended a range of measures to help reduce the chances of a similar tragedy.
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Recent clinical guidelines for adults with cerebral palsy in the UK recommend that pathways need to be developed to allow adults with cerebral palsy access to a multidisciplinary team.
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The Heffter Institute and the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, or MAPS, a nonprofit funded by an assortment of wealthy donors, financed projects in the United States and abroad.
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But for Mr. Ruby, whose multidisciplinary, genre-fluid artworks encompass such diverse mediums as autobiographical quilting and male pornography, Calvin Klein is just one more addition to his toolbox.
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She had always planned to move beyond a single medium, emulating the wide-ranging, multidisciplinary careers of the midcentury designers she most admires, from Gio Ponti to Jean Prouvé.
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The way they worked, the fact that they were "very multidisciplinary and very nonhierarchical" with artists, architects and technicians commingling, is particularly inspiring for creative troublemakers today, he said.
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The program has a diverse and multidisciplinary core faculty whose work with students is complemented by visiting artists who will hold technical workshops and give lectures through the summer.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Minnesota artist Christine Baeumler has been working for the past two years on a multidisciplinary art and science project focused on environmental issues.
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The group is open to researchers, graduate students, fellows, and other faculty members, as it looks to foster a multidisciplinary approach to better understand how psychedelics affect the mind.
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For the worst cases, insurers should consider covering some expensive but promising options like comprehensive rehabilitation programs, which involve immersing patients in full-time care with a multidisciplinary team.
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Lucianne Walkowicz: I can't give you an example of what a decolonized Mars looks like, but it starts by having multidisciplinary conversations about the things that happen here on Earth.
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In 2001, Bedlack opened the multidisciplinary ALS clinic at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, and here he thinks maybe, just maybe, there's a chance for patients to get better.
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The four curators conducted the research for their 10 large-scale maps with a multidisciplinary approach, bringing in over 200 collaborators across 10 different disciplines, including anthropology, politics, and medicine.
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This is especially relevant as a growing body of research, pushed by groups like the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, uncovers the potential therapeutic and medical benefits to psychedelic drugs.
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Using the tool, which Urbelis and his colleagues call Open-Source Multidisciplinary Network Intelligence or OMNI, he found 36 domains that contain the name Comey and were registered in 2018.
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Blair both came up with the idea and curated the featured works herself, challenging nine different multidisciplinary artists to create works that would change over the course of a day.
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The mission, better known as the Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate, or Mosaic, is one of the largest climate-change research expeditions to the central Arctic.
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The researchers, composed of a multidisciplinary team from George Washington University and the University of Miami, identified groups they called "hate clusters" on Facebook and its Central European counterpart VKontakte.
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A blacked-out warehouse in Mexico City hosts a new immersive audiovisual installation by Cocolab, the multidisciplinary Mexican design studio previously responsible for beautifully illuminated cathedrals and giant laser spheres.
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For the study, the researchers took data from the ongoing Dunedin Multidisciplinary Study, which is following the progress of 1,037 participants born in Dunedin, New Zealand from 1972 to 1973.
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"The [US Food and Drug Administration] has some rules and regulations as to these terms," says Silverberg, an assistant professor at Northwestern Medicine and director of its Multidisciplinary Eczema Center.
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Callens says that good practice includes avoiding medically unnecessary surgery, working in multidisciplinary teams, and providing psychological support for and encouraging more discussions about these conditions with patients and families.
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Setting a dramatic tone for the exhibition is a Rapunzel-inspired installation by multidisciplinary artist MK Guth, called "Ties of Protection and Safekeeping," originally created for the 2008 Whitney Biennial.
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She's Indo-Canadian, but Vivek Shraya is a multidisciplinary trans artist with South Asian roots, and her body of work is just stunning, delightful, and truly intersectional at its core.
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Palliative care – a multidisciplinary specialty that focuses on providing relief from the symptoms, pain, physical and mental stress of a terminal diagnosis – is growing in demand in the United States.
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"Take the box and sell it," demands the artist Derrick Adams of a group of 13 performers in his latest multidisciplinary adventure, "On" — and that's the only direction he relays.
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The analysis of the data from the autonomous submarine was published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, a multidisciplinary journal.
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The analysis of the data from the autonomous submarine was published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, a multidisciplinary journal.
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Addressing why black or African-American participation in oncology trials remains low, despite their disproportionate burden of disease, requires new perspectives integrating multidisciplinary domains with the traditional clinical research sciences.
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Stockholm-based multidisciplinary artist Oli XL has shared the first of three pairs of tracks that will make up the collection Tracer Wanz, forthcoming on his own W - I imprint.
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For her interactive and multidisciplinary installation The Octave of Visible Light: A Meditation Nightclub, Chavez directs electrical impulses in the brain to engineer fully immersive sounds and fleeting light works.
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Despite the therapy's promise, the research that paved the way for these final-stage trials was funded exclusively by a small California-based nonprofit, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
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The founder of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS)—a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the scientific study of psychedelics—Doblin had long wanted to sponsor research on ibogaine.
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Last year, the ballroom had only been recently completed at the time of the fair, after a three-year renovation of the center, and it held a special multidisciplinary work.
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The SRP begun by the Reagan administration received bipartisan support for three decades as a model for multidisciplinary research that pursues discoveries at the boundaries where science meets and innovation.
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Her mother is a lawyer in private practice in Covington, Ky. Mr. Heathfield, 31, is an architect in Columbus, Ohio, where he owns and operates Minoh, a multidisciplinary architecture studio.
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Earlier this year, researcher Sue Sisley and the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) earned federal approval for the first-ever study of how smoking marijuana affects veterans with PTSD.
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Meet Mason Jay: A trans multidisciplinary artist, poet, and lifelong San Franciscan, Jay was raised by women of color and drag queens at the tail end of the AIDS crisis.
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Schneider is now building the Climate Modeling Alliance, which will bring technologists and multidisciplinary experts together to create new models with the power to better reflect small-scale processes like clouds.
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São Paulo-based writer, multimedia artist, musician, and 'newsgame' pioneer Fred Di Giacomo redefines the meaning of multidisciplinary storytelling, working across various platforms from books and videos to games and infographics.
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As a multidisciplinary artist, Ciriza relies on the senses to articulate what is usually left unsaid, creating and engaging in ritualistic performance with free-flowing currents of eroticism, horror, and fantasy.
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Emojicon BK 123 will be a day of conversations featuring multidisciplinary thinkers and experts from around the world, alongside curated emoji art + interactive exhibits, and the popular Emoji Party 🎉💃!
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And now, there is multidisciplinary artist Spike Jonze and rapper/director/all-round maker of things Kevin Abstract, who had a deep and meaningful about all the shit that interests them.
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Overall, Bilal and colleagues recommend a multidisciplinary approach, including back pain specialists and psychologists to treat their patients, which could improve quality of life, disability and lifestyle habits such as exercise.
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Known as the "Call Out Queen," this YouTube video's creator and star is Mark Aguhar, a transfeminine, Filipinx multidisciplinary artist whose work blurred the lines between high art and everyday expression.
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Chak is a Hong Kong-born multidisciplinary artist and migrant justice organizer based in Toronto, and created this illustrative book as a way of charting detainees journeys through Ontario detention centers.
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Ibogaine has been involved in more than 30 deaths, according to the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), and its side-effects include an increased risk of heart attacks and seizures.
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Jaimie Warren is a multi-talented multidisciplinary artist and the co-director and creator of "Whoop Dee Doo," a community arts project and fake public access TV show created in 2006.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — The Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena has assembled the largest show dedicated to multidisciplinary artist Sara Kathryn Arledge since her death.
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Created as a multidisciplinary venue, the Fun Palace was an ambitiously flexible structure that could house everything from an inflatable conference hall to a moving catwalk, sewage purification, and ventilation tracks.
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Founded (like the Edinburgh Festival) in 1947, in the wake of World War II, the multidisciplinary festival aimed to show the power of art to heal and rebuild community and cooperation.
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Partnering with Abrons Arts Center, the organization is presenting its third annual summer showcase of work by more than 40 artists in a multidisciplinary public program of performances, readings and workshops.
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While there are potential drawbacks, social media has enabled the scientific community to analyze and discuss data in nearly real time allowing for informed decision-making and multidisciplinary global research collaborations.
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The three men were part of a flourishing Harlem artist community, and their poetry epitomized ideals of the Black Arts Movement — the multidisciplinary cultural front that was Black Power's fraternal twin.
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The program has a roster of diverse and multidisciplinary core mentors whose work with students is complemented by visiting artists who will hold technical workshops and give lectures through the summer.
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It was Aubrey Marcus talking about psychedelics with the guy who started Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) or with business leaders about the "hero's journey," one of his favorite topics.
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Questions about logging and land-use in hazardous terrain lie at the intersection of the natural, social and applied sciences, so multidisciplinary research will be needed to better understand these issues.
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We have developed new multidisciplinary rehabilitation approaches designed to educate patients and their families about coping with chronic pain, restoring physical fitness, and returning to the life functions they have lost.
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CALLICOON FINE ARTS The multidisciplinary artist Lee Relvas is, among other things, a performer, and her lithe, openwork sculptures in "Some Phrases," at Callicoon, give the impression of choreography in progress.
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But in recent years, researchers have taken a new look at MDMA and other psychedelic drugs, pushed by advocacy groups like the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies and Heffter Research Institute.
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To get a picture of Montreal in 2016, we spoke to five multidisciplinary creatives about the people, places, and movements they see making a difference, and the challenges they face moving forward.
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The Mexican Museum is a partner of MEX I AM: LIVE IT TO BELIEVE IT, a multidisciplinary art and cultural Festival that is organized by the San Francisco Consul General of Mexico.
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The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Sciences has been pioneering this work for years, and their most recent clinical MDMA work has seen incredible results in the therapeutic treatment of PTSD in veterans.
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To get a picture of Toronto in 2016, we spoke to five multidisciplinary creatives about the people, places, and movements they see making a difference, and the challenges they face moving forward.
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That's the primary question behind "How To Build a House Museum," a new exhibition by Chicago multidisciplinary artist Theaster Gates, which explores notions of blackness, freedom, and the history of house music.
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Multidisciplinary festival Roadburn has been something of an outsider in the community for the past two decades of its existence, yet it's also gained a fierce loyalty in both attendees and artists.
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He appears at Nublu 22000 in an intriguing, atypical quartet featuring three fellow virtuosos: the cellist Tomeka Reid, the violist Mat Maneri and the electronic musician and multidisciplinary artist Daniel Givens. nublu.
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Though naturally perilous, as the good is mixed with the bad, this concentration of festivals is a great opportunity to sample current offerings and get a feel for trends in multidisciplinary performance.
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One musician who weathered the industry downturn was Jason Moran, a pianist (and now a multidisciplinary artist) whose Bandwagon trio remains become one of the most reliable, and pliable, units in jazz.
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Notable in this edition is OASIS, an inaugural multidisciplinary program that includes music performances, panels, installations, and a host of wellness offerings, from guided meditations to spa treatments, in the fair's atrium.
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The artist Lexy Ho-Tai, the inventor of "Kookerville," a multidisciplinary project, will help participants assemble more of its gangly residents: big, whimsical, wearable puppets constructed from yarn, rags and found objects.
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He added that he planned to program multidisciplinary performances and events year-round, have classes and workshops, and offer the space to other artists and ensembles when the troupe is on tour.
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For today's business education graduates, especially those on broad-based, multidisciplinary programs such as masters in management, now might be the most exhilarating period in decades in which to start a career.
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The multidisciplinary artist, who produces sound under the name alva noto and founded the "archive for sound and not sound," Raster-Noton, works scientifically to find systems of making sound visually accessible.
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The film was created as part of "Griffo, the Great Gala of Letters," a multidisciplinary project focusing on the life of Francesco Griffo, a 15th-century Venetian punch cutter and type designer.
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The new work from the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, or MAPS group, suggests that MDMA-assisted psychotherapy may help reverse some of the harmful personality changes that can result from PTSD.
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According to the CDC, infants who exhibit signs of the syndrome should go through coordinated evaluations by multidisciplinary specialists within the first month they are born and continuously throughout their first year.
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In 2012, she redirected her work from commercial art to art activism and launched The Papalote Project, a multidisciplinary arts initiative that seeks to help kids process the trauma of deportation and separation.
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It almost seems like C.P. Snow's much criticized essay, The Two Cultures, is still relevant more than 50 years after its initial publication, and after several decades of inter- and multidisciplinary research programs.
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If all goes well, the FDA could potentially approve MDMA for prescription use by 2021, said Brad Burge of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, a small nonprofit that funded the MDMA trials.
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On Tuesday, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) received approval from the FDA to go forward on a study looking into MDMA, the main chemical in ecstasy, for the treatment of PTSD.
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When I called up Mark Haden of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, aka MAPS, he said weed and mushrooms are entirely different drugs, and their legalization will probably be super different, too.
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WATER MILL "Radical Seafaring," a multidisciplinary exhibition, publication and initiative that will include two-dimensional works, sculptural objects, vessels, models, film and video, off-site commissions, and boat trips around East End waterways.
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The promise of combined prevention has led funding agencies, researchers and advocates from around the world to form a product neutral, multidisciplinary collaboration called the Initiative for M.P.T.s to accelerate and advance development.
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Nohl studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and was multidisciplinary in her practice, working on a small-scale with silver and stone jewelry, up to a towering "Stickman" sculpture.
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Multidisciplinary artist Juliana Huxtable, DFA affiliate Juan Maclean, and dance music pioneer Jellybean Benitez will all perform in Brooklyn this Thursday in support of a campaign to repeal New York City's Cabaret Law.
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For example, athletic trainers work in conjunction with other health care providers in providing orthotic services to patients in integrated health systems, hospital-based, multidisciplinary orthopedic practices, outpatient rehabilitation clinics, and physician offices.
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FLORENCE, Italy — "Fifteen minutes ago, I may not have been about to say that," the multidisciplinary art star Sterling Ruby said backstage just after the stellar debut of his fashion label S.R. Studio.
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I was onboard a Russian icebreaker, the Akademik Fedorov, which was helping with the initial setup of the mission (known as the Multidisciplinary Drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate, or Mosaic).
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Dr. R. Hal Scofield, a Sjogren's specialist at Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, where patients are seen by a rheumatologist, dentist and eye doctor, runs one of the few multidisciplinary clinics in the country.
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The foundation encourages multidisciplinary research in the areas of law, anthropology, history, bioethics and philosophy, and has backed the publication of hundreds of books and articles that have come out of its meetings.
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To make this discovery, the scientist who first uncovered the zombie ant fungus, David Hughes from Penn State, launched a multidisciplinary effort that involved an international team of entomologists, geneticists, computer scientists, and microbiologists.
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Rick Doblin, a longtime advocate for psychedelics and the founder of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), made an interesting point to me when I sat down with him in Washington, DC, recently.
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Image Seattle's Virginia Mason HospitalTo make Tucker seaworthy again, a multidisciplinary team decided to put Tucker in a hyperbaric chamber at Virginia Mason's Center for Hyperbaric Medicine—a first for a non-human animal.
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This research has been published in the latest edition of Science Advances and was conducted by a multidisciplinary team of scientists from Florida State University, Texas A&M University, and the University of Michigan.
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In a 2010 piece called "Make Ryan a Dancer," the multidisciplinary artist Ryan McNamara submitted himself, over a period of months under public scrutiny, to the invigorating but daunting task of learning to dance.
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WATER MILL "Radical Seafaring," a multidisciplinary exhibition, publication, and program initiative that will include two-dimensional works, sculptural objects, vessels, models, film and video, off-site commissions, and boat trips around East End waterways.
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He also is a member of McDermott's multidisciplinary team of lawyers that provides clients with regulatory, litigation, intellectual property, trade and tax services with respect to their investments and participation in the cannabis industry.
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This is why the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), a research and educational nonprofit, has spent the last seven years advocating for a FDA-approved trial investigating cannabis as a treatment for PTSD.
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He selected multidisciplinary artists willing to travel to Hamburg "who had an interesting social/political problem to solve," and were willing to share equity should Lean Artist move forward and launch a business together.
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Star Amerasu, a 25-year-old musician, multidisciplinary artist and mother, founded the family when she met her sister-daughter Davia Amerasu Spain at her band's first musical performance in San Francisco in 2015.
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It was "a very, very big leap" from his six-member San Francisco team, he said: The Hayward is part of the Southbank Centre, a multidisciplinary institution with a staff of about 500 people.
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While Art Basel does feature contemporary photography, with top-notch specialists such as Howard Greenberg Gallery, Fraenkel Gallery and Galerie Thomas Zander, these exhibitors are one element of a sprawling, multidisciplinary contemporary art fair.
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Their mission, MOSAiC (short for Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate), is an unprecedented year-long endeavor to drift through the Arctic seas while investigating the harsh, largely inaccessible Arctic climate.
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Now Ms. Cahan will use her administrative expertise and her dance background to help Mikhail Baryshnikov, whom she's known for 45 years and calls Misha, bring his multidisciplinary arts center into its next chapter.
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One organization formed in this wake was MAPS, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, which has funneled millions into clinical trials for MDMA and is expected to make it available for prescription by 2021.
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"Mosaic is in full swing," Jessie Creamean, a researcher from Colorado State University, wrote in an email, using the informal name for the expedition, the Multidisciplinary Drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate.
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It directs the National Science Foundation to create "at least 2, but not more than 5, Multidisciplinary Centers for Quantum Research and Education," each of which would receive $10,000,000 per year from 2019 to 2023.
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Catherine Morris, curator for the Brooklyn Museum's Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, aimed to put Nohl's multidisciplinary work, which ranged from sculpture to painting to graphic novels, in a modernist and feminist context.
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Portrait of a pilgrim Using multidisciplinary analysis by studying the skeleton with genotyping, radiocarbon dating, biomolecular analysis, osteology and other archaeological methods, the researchers were able to paint a portrait of a young medieval man.
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"The lead investigators have brought together their expertise in genetics, microbiology and air pollution chemistry to provide truly multidisciplinary ground breaking insights," Paul Monks, head of the College of Science and Engineering at Leicester, said.
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In a study published this month in PNAS, a multidisciplinary scientific journal, a research group is proposing what is essentially a bunch of marine-based floating islands containing solar cells to convert sunlight into energy.
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The multidisciplinary venue and cocktail lounge is housed within an old tenement apartment on the second floor of a Modernist cement housing block, and hosts weekly film screenings, musical performances and rotating exhibitions. instagram.com/289e.
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Residing within the College of Arts & Sciences, the MFA program intends to train students in a multidisciplinary curriculum and challenge them to develop their creative practice in relation to cultural, social, philosophical and ethical concerns.
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The research was undertaken by affiliates of the Santa Cruz-based nonprofit Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), and it showed that MDMA-assisted psychotherapy can help reduce PTSD symptoms such as anxiety and nightmares.
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Food of War was created in 2010 by Colombian artist Omar Castañeda, now based in London, to gather multidisciplinary professionals (from singers to filmmakers) from around the world to make people aware of war's impact.
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Amazingly, all of this was pulled together in just 18 months when the team of multidisciplinary experts from the technology, automotive, aerospace and digital content came together to create a new line of electric cars.
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Whether as multidisciplinary teacher Mr. Feeny on Boy Meets World or as John Adams in the film and stage adaptations of 1776, William Daniels played his part in schooling a generation in their American history.
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Beyond the necessary focus on physician training it is critical that we build the multidisciplinary infrastructure (both administrative and clinical) needed to support the management of a complex chronic disease such as opioid use disorder.
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Smith: More than anything, the California vibe, the idea of it, seems to be about being multidisciplinary, being a visual artist who does music, or a musician who does visual art, the freedom of it.
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For the occasion he has collaborated with artist Jesse Hlebo and multidisciplinary platform Nitemind Creative, and you can witness the fruits of their labor this Saturday from 7-10 at 260 Johnson Ave in Brooklyn.
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This new series of works highlights Pelc-McArthur's multidisciplinary approaches and demonstrates her strong interest in fusing traditional painting and digital matter to explore the stream of data and information that we're constantly deluged with.
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Dr. Krauss, a professor in the university's School of Earth and Space Exploration, is director of Arizona State's Origins Project, a multidisciplinary research effort to tackle questions about life, the universe and complex social problems.
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Mr. El Khatib has been prominently featured at this year's Festival d'Automne à Paris, a large-scale, multidisciplinary event founded in 1972 that brings performances and exhibitions to a range of Paris venues every fall.
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This wasn't Coachella, taking place the same weekend some 21960 miles south, or any other music festival, but a five-day convention of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), its first in four years.
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Despite this, health-care systems in many countries worldwide have yet to create a clear clinical pathway for adults with cerebral palsy, meaning many lack access to a multidisciplinary support team to manage their condition.
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"We're on page 384," he said, and flipped to an article on the use of MDMA in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder, research undertaken by his organization, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
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The duo are known for their 2012 founding of Gateway Project Spaces, a Newark, NJ arts hub with 50,000 square feet of studio spaces, 7,000 square feet of exhibition spaces, and a multidisciplinary residency program.
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Getting the best, most accurate results for each intended application requires good algorithms, a dedicated design effort, a multidisciplinary team of experts, limited-size image databases, and field tests to properly calibrate and optimize the technology.
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The EC also says it will boost resource for national multidisciplinary teams of independent fact-checkers and researchers to detect and expose disinformation campaigns across social networks — working towards establishing a European network of fact-checkers.
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At Brown University, for example, Arto Nurmikko is leading a multidisciplinary team to create "neurograins", each the size of a grain of sugar, that could be sprinkled on top of the cortex or implanted within it.
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The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, a non-profit founded in 1985 to advocate for the medicinal benefits of these illicit substances, has funded six Phase 2 studies that treated 130 PTSD patients with the drug.
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Researchers at the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS)—a nonprofit founded in 1986 to support research and education about psychedelics and marijuana—have spent years trying to get the FDA to recognize MDMA's therapeutic potential.
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Researchers with the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), which is conducting the trial, presented findings in April suggesting the treatment had yielded significant improvements—and that its effects had lasted long after the sessions ended.
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In trials conducted in 4 by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), 215 percent of the 108 participants no longer qualified for a PTSD diagnosis two months after receiving three sessions of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy.
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Organizations such as the Global Network Initiative, the Anti-Cyberhate Working Group, Facebook's Safety Advisory Board, and Twitter's new Trust and Safety Council are all examples of such multidisciplinary gatherings that bring together subject matter experts.
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The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) is in the midst of clinical studies on MDMA-assisted psychotherapy as a tool to combat PTSD, with a goal of obtaining prescription approval by the FDA in 2021.
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MoMA's Sunday Sessions, a multidisciplinary arts series, take place inside a huge dome in the museum's courtyard, where images are projected on three sides of the curved ceilings and audience members sit on oversized red cushions.
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Accepted instead by Harvard, he began his studies there in the English department, until it was suggested that a Jewish student might find a new multidisciplinary program in the history of American civilization more intellectually congenial.
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According to a recent report by scientists at BIOS — an independent, multidisciplinary research unit launched in Helsinki in 2015 — there isn't much time left before we see the fall of capitalism as we know it today.
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"There are other metabolic pathways for MDMA," Rick Doblin, the founder and executive director of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), a group currently studying MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for treatment-resistant PTSD, tells The Influence.
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"No event organizers, from my knowledge, have ever been persecuted from offering harm reduction services at events in the US," agreed Linnae Ponte, the Director of Harm Reduction at the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS).
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Inspired by this discovery and research, Japanese artist and film-maker Hikaru Fujii, dedicates his multidisciplinary project "The Primary Fact", recently on view at the Library of the School of Law to explore these singular deaths.
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Ms. Ceruti, who had been at the center for nearly two decades, is credited with helping the multidisciplinary nonprofit organization transition from its rustic roots into an institution that looks and operates more like a museum.
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In the future, it will host a commission by the choreographer Adam Linder and the artist Shahryar Nashat; Shuzo Azuchi Gulliver's film-based installation "Cinematic Illumination"; and a residency with the multidisciplinary MacArthur fellow Okwui Okpokwasili.
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There, they took part in a ceremony where trained psychedelic guides who work with the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), gave them three grams of psilocybin in tea form and guided them through an experience.
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The inaugural grouping will be on view at REDCAT Gallery, part of CalArt's multidisciplinary center in downtown LA, in an exhibition co-organized by Michael Ned Holte and Carmen Amengual from February 12 through March 22.
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As is the existence of groups like MAPS (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies), which has helped secure private funding for much of the research on these drugs — a notoriously difficult endeavor given the stigma surrounding them.
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Manal AlDowayan, a multidisciplinary contemporary Saudi artist who lives in Dubai and London, will be the subject of a solo presentation in the Positions section of Art Basel Miami Beach, presented by Madrid's Sabrina Amrani gallery.
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If we are going to get serious about reducing limb loss from PAD, the US must adopt a new strategy that integrates increased public awareness and robust screening with non-amputation treatment measures and multidisciplinary care.
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Man Bartlett, a New York-based multidisciplinary artist, is recording the street performances throughout the run of the exhibition and inviting people to share their opinions of city life via social media, using the hashtag #personofthecrowd.
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All these ideas were further discussed in a panel moderated by fellow Hyperallergic editor Dessane Lopez Cassell, featuring myself and contributors Monica Castillo and Beatrice Loayza, as well as multidisciplinary artist and curator Jon-Sesrie Goff.
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To overcome these hurdles and limitations, a multidisciplinary team of researchers from around the world, including from Russia, the UK, Australia, Germany, and Canada, spent the past five years analyzing bones and artifacts found in Denisova cave.
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The show opened on August 20, and was curated by Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist Derrick Adams, featuring work from Kevin Beasley, Paul D. Miller aka Illbient figurehead DJ Spooky, Tameka Norris aka Meka Jean, and Elia Alba.
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Putting in place a multidisciplinary and compassionate approach — medical and behavioral health specialists, educators and social workers — provides our children and their families with stability and an easing of fear that can only worsen if left untreated.
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The hub involves a multidisciplinary consortium led by Csiro and will improve our observations of past and current changes in climate, and lead to a better understanding of how the climate system might evolve in the future.
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Take a look at this photo, courtesy of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS): This is the marijuana that researchers were sent for a study looking at whether pot can help treat post-traumatic stress disorder.
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In 1994, he founded the multidisciplinary company, Ex Machina, in Québec City, Canada, and it soon became renowned for monumental productions like "The Seven Streams of the River Ota" and "Dragons' Trilogy," which delved into Chinese culture.
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Certain choreographers would come to treat the floor as a dance partner, just as multidisciplinary artists like Ana Mendieta and Bruce Nauman used it in their performance pieces as a site for symbolic regeneration or heady writhing.
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Mosaic, shorthand for Multidisciplinary Drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate, uses the German ship, the 400-foot icebreaker Polarstern, as its base as teams of researchers and technicians study conditions in the remote Central Arctic.
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The film, part of a multidisciplinary project by Jennifer Baichwal, Nicholas de Pencier and Edward Burtynsky, hops from continent to continent to depict the scale of those disruptions, which at times have an almost science fiction quality.
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This choreographer, performer, writer and MacArthur Fellow presents the premiere of "Adaku's Revolt" at the Tilt Kids Festival, which offers a collection of multidisciplinary works that seek to open up the world of performance for younger audiences.
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Among Kroesen's multidisciplinary contributors and aging but nimble non-actors were several, like Bark, with whom she had collaborated in the '70s: choreographer Carol Clements, composer/saxophonist Peter Gordon, performer Sharon Mattlin and composer/pianist Joe Hannan.
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Tonic reported in April that the study's researchers finally began recruiting volunteers earlier this year—marking the culmination of a seven-year-long effort headed by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), a research and educational nonprofit.
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R. Luke Dubois—the multidisciplinary artist and composer whose often data-based work we at the Creators Project have been following for years—will be part of a discussion with dancer, choreographer, and writer Okwui Okpokwasili tomorrow night.
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In 2009, he played a leading role in creating the Institute of Vine and Wine Sciences at the University of Bordeaux, a multidisciplinary research center that works with wine producers to introduce the latest technology and winemaking techniques.
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"We're going to try the least risky drug first, so therefore opioids [are] not a first line of treatment in most cases," said Cheng, also the director of director of the Cleveland Clinic Multidisciplinary Pain Medicine Fellowship Program.
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It needs leaders who have a multidisciplinary understanding of history and science, who appreciate the impact of economics and demographics, and who can see various historic streams and scenarios with clarity that comes only with true critical thought.
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The University of Texas at Austin's Studio Art MFA program is a multidisciplinary environment resulting from the individual interests of our graduate students, an ecosystem that promotes intellectual curiosity, visual acuity and direct engagement with the larger world.
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Or that it's helped me overcome anxiety, which isn't surprising given it's been used to treat anxiety in forthcoming research from the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) that has shown "promising" results, a MAPS representative tells me.
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The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), for example, has been pushing the limits of psychedelic research for decades now, yet its trials on MDMA and PTSD keep stalling out in a maze of bureaucratic and legal obstacles.
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"He was a visionary in how he built a multidisciplinary approach to studying brain cancer, linking basic science and clinical research together," Dr. Susan Chang, director of the division of neuro-oncology at U.C.S.F., said in an interview.
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The Shed will soon find itself competing not only with existing cultural institutions for philanthropic support, but also new ones, including the multidisciplinary, flexible theater (sound familiar?) being built at the World Trade Center site, the Ronald O.
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Over the past few decades, a growing multidisciplinary field of research — spanning areas as diverse as cognitive science, management theory and literary studies — has given us a set of tools that we can use to make better choices.
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Rick Doblin, the founder of Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (or MAPS), notes that for this older age group, a smaller dose of any psychedelic often suffices, as we can become more sensitive to drugs as we age.
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In 2005, multidisciplinary artist Jay Mark Johnson flew to Germany to purchase a very special, very expensive new gadget—a hand-made digital camera capable of capturing 360-degree panoramic images at resolutions as high as 500 megapixels.
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Considering issues at the intersection of literature, philosophy and medicine, Dr. Kalanithi also underscores the importance of the medical humanities: a multidisciplinary field that involves artists, humanists, social scientists and scientists in issues related to wellness and sickness.
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Odell, a multidisciplinary artist who teaches at Stanford, is perhaps best known for a pamphlet called " There's No Such Thing as a Free Watch ," which she put together while in residence at the Museum of Capitalism, in Oakland.
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Jeremy O. Harris, who wrote the acclaimed and provocative "Slave Play," will be a curator of the High Line's 2020 "Out of Line" series next summer, which features experimental and multidisciplinary artistic performances inspired by the High Line.
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We want to ensure the most effective treatment possible for pain, but physicians and patients tell us that they often cannot afford non-opioid alternatives or access multidisciplinary approaches because insurance companies won't cover these medications or treatments.
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The investments will be used to turn Lambda, which has focused on subjects like coding and data science, into a multidisciplinary school offering half-year programs in professions where there is significant hiring demand, like nursing and cybersecurity.
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Still, he said the area has a multidisciplinary approach to fighting overdoses, involving representatives from a variety of local agencies, and that they saw an overall decline in the amount of overdoses last year versus the year before.
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Located down in Canada Water—not a part of London traditionally associated with multidisciplinary arts spaces—Printworks looks like it's the exact kind of space the city needs in an age when diversification is more important than ever.
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The massive, 5,000-capacity space was once part of a printing facility for the Metro and Evening Standard newspapers, and will now serve as a multidisciplinary arts space for events including dance, music, fashion, film, food, and immersive theater.
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A world of microchips Toumazou has pioneered a wave of multidisciplinary study and discovery, fashioning innovative uses for microchips in the fields of electronics, biology, genetics and health care -- and uniting the once-separate worlds of electronics and biology.
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The assessment by an international and multidisciplinary panel of independent experts found that 3,968 North Koreans died due to sanctions-related delays and funding deficits in 2018, including 3,193 children under the age of 85033 and 72 pregnant women.
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Based on the attendance and diversity of presentations at last weekend's Psychedelic Science conference, hosted by the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies, it is hardly an exaggeration to say that we are in the midst of a psychedelic renaissance.
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"Dance has given me my voice", says choreographer and multidisciplinary artist Esie Mensah , who has done work for Janelle Monáe, Flo Rida and most recently held a role in the made-for-tv musical The Rocky Horror Picture Show .
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Mr. Newsome — a multidisciplinary artist but not a choreographer — stood center stage, facing away from the audience like a conductor and manning a table's worth of computers, converting the dancers' motions into video graphics projected on the back wall.
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Their research is part of the Harvard University Privacy Tools Project, a multidisciplinary effort to advance understanding of data privacy issues, and the Ethics and Governance of AI Initiative at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center and the MIT Media Lab.
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Thanks to co-founders Santistevan, Justin Richmond, and Aaron Ehasz, and their lead investor MWM, Wonderstorm is a collective of multidisciplinary artists and creators across the gaming and animation industries, rather than a purely television or film development company.
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Partnering with the Tate Collective—the art institution's strand of events geared towards young people—Circuit strives to give opportunities to budding multidisciplinary creatives but also provide a social space where career potentials of any kind can be explored.
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Part of her expansive vision was to found the Durable Girls Collaborative, a multidisciplinary creative group—not collective, she emphatically notes when discussing it—last year with eight other likeminded females equally intent on furthering their perceptions of feminism.
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Some of its backers are calling it the city's biggest new cultural entity since Lincoln Center opened in the 220s; others see it more like the emergence of the Park Avenue Armory as a multidisciplinary arts space in 240.
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Unraveling Identity by Denise R. Duarte at Sahara West Library in Las Vegas-Clark County (image courtesy the artist) Age: 59 Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Artistic Medium: Multidisciplinary and Socially-Engaged Who are you and what do you do?
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The 353-year-old industrial designer Sofía Véliz runs a multidisciplinary practice driven by her taste for unusual materials: She has used asphalt as lacquer for her abstract paintings and salt to crystallize the surface of her aluminum pots.
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Since 2015, she has been the artistic director of the ambitious, multidisciplinary Holland Festival, which she will continue to direct through 2018 while the Châtelet theater undergoes major renovations that will keep it closed for the next two years.
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"CSIS psychologists are members of multidisciplinary teams and play a key role in identifying emerging trends and, in some cases, linking those trends or actors to recent events in Canada or abroad," the CSIS spokesperson said in an email.
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He says Americans undergoing surgery abroad would be wise to seek care in a multidisciplinary hospital or in a medical center that's close to one, because such facilities are equipped with emergency rooms, intensive care units, and infectious disease teams.
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But there are a number of psychedelic centers cropping up that are dedicated to helping individuals work through their experiences, such as the Center for Optimal Living psychedelics program in New York, or the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies' Zendo Project.
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For the last five years, Fadiman has been laying the groundwork for a science of microdosing, and last weekend during the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) psychedelic science conference, he revealed some surprising initial results from his independent microdosing study.
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Years ago, [the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies] wanted to do a study of whether vaporizers produce less carcinogens than joints—not even with human test subjects, just to test for stuff that came out of the end of the vaporizer.
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The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPs) and other leading advocacy groups like the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) and Ayahuasca Defence Fund continue to announce encouraging results from studies suggesting the medical potential of ayahuasca and other therapy-assisted psychedelics.
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The results of collaboration among various scientific specialists is not only leading to an entirely new multidisciplinary approach to medical research, but creating treatments and cures that are far beyond what we now consider to be on the cutting edge.
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The first completed study, conducted by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), found that 83 percent of PTSD patients who took MDMA before therapy—compared with 25 percent who took a placebo—had their symptoms alleviated after the sessions.
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Earlier this month, researchers at the California-based Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) published a report in the psychological journal The Lancet that suggests MDMA, or Ecstasy, is really good—staggeringly good—at treating PTSD when combined with therapy.
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In an interview with the multidisciplinary artist Terre Thaemlitz, Bouldry-Morrison mused on the fact that her last LP Between Two Selves was a "coded queer message" while this record is more "overt," which could explain some of its openhearted charms.
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With the Shed, a new multidisciplinary arts center at Hudson Yards in Manhattan, Diller Scofidio + Renfro and the Rockwell Group, their design collaborators, have created a first-of-its-kind, 0003,000-square-foot, reconfigurable event space for the Far West Side.
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"The experiences with the Ebola outbreak identified a broad spectrum of use cases, but funding for multidisciplinary research, in partnership with agencies and industry, to meet these use cases remains expensive, rare and directed to other applications," the researchers noted.
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Now it's BRIC's turn, and this nine-artist show, with its extremely multidisciplinary array of works — including photographs, performances, protests, posters, music, computer languages, apps, and more — and direct engagement with issues including police brutality, gentrification, and homelessness is very promising.
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The multidisciplinary Italian-Brazilian artist Lina Bo Bardi is best known as an architect, most famously of the 663 São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP), a rectangular glass box suspended from two red concrete beams like a kind of Brutalist crab.
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Andrew writes: The investments will be used to turn Lambda, which has focused on subjects like coding and data science, into a multidisciplinary school offering half-year programs in professions where there is significant hiring demand, like nursing and cybersecurity.
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Jimmy Chuchu, a photographer from Kenya who co-founded the Nest Collective, a multidisciplinary group of artists, in 2012 said that the lack of support and infrastructure for artists in Kenya had meant that artists have had to rely on themselves.
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Belgian activists, including some who once worked with the acclaimed multidisciplinary artist Jan Fabre, have demanded New York University do more to address allegations of sexual harassment against Mr. Fabre as his company prepares to perform at N.Y.U. on Saturday.
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Some had flown in from abroad: Mark Haden, the executive director of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) in Canada, spoke to the audience, as did Robin Carhart-Harris, the head of psychedelic research at the Imperial College of London.
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Her parents' multidisciplinary tastes also still inform her work, whether it be the Jean Després jewelry that her mother persuaded the Machine Age designer to part with in his retirement, or the Arne Jacobsen cutlery they used to eat family dinners.
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After the investigation, Dr. Krauss was removed as the director of Arizona State's Origins Project, which he founded when he joined the university in 2008 as a multidisciplinary research effort to address questions about life, the universe and complex social problems.
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Less fortuitously, the studio wasn't ready in time, and so she built the towering figures in her home, a former firehouse that she shares with her husband, the multidisciplinary artist Jason Fox, and their two golden Labradors, Speedy and Chico.
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Gordon spent the better part of her adult life on the East Coast — and founded the experimental rock band Sonic Youth in New York City in 1981 — but moved back to L.A. in 2015 to focus on her multidisciplinary art practice.
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Refinery29 is proud to collaborate with Uber on an interactive, multidisciplinary new installation for 29Rooms, designed to help us explore the idea of "safety" and the role it plays in empowering us to move freely, wherever we may be going.
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Ron Arad, the multidisciplinary designer who has been using 20173-D printing technology since 2000 when he presented "Not Made by Hand, Not Made in China," a collection of jewelry, lighting and vases, agreed that the technology should be used judiciously.
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Taking the axiom "you had to be there" literally, immersive theater productions — the multidisciplinary genre includes artful extravaganzas like "Sleep No More" as well as more raucous fare like "Drunk Shakespeare" — are resurrecting bygone chapters in gay history this spring.
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Based on the commission's findings, the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Victims of Crime announced earlier this year a demonstration initiative to develop multidisciplinary strategies to address severe or near-death injuries as a result of child abuse or neglect.
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In the last two years, this one-man project by multidisciplinary artist T.J. released four one-track demos of harsh atmospheric black metal with a penchant for cosmic themes, as clearly displayed by the song-titles and the beautiful, minimalistic artwork.
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