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Speaker Today 4:15 COS 104
by Ginny Hogan 15 Mar '07

15 Mar '07

Tomaso Poggio, MIT, will present his talk "Object Recognition and Feedforward models Of the Ventral Stream in Visual Cortex, What Is Next?" - Talk is scheduled for 4:15 COS 104 (lr. Aud.) Tea will be at 3:45 -

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Colloquium Speaker Thursday
by Ginny Hogan 13 Mar '07

13 Mar '07

Tomoso Poggio, MIT, will present his talk "Object Recognition and Feedforward models of the Ventral Stream in visual Cortex: What is Next?" on Thursday 3/15 at 4:15PM COS 104 -

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refreshments
by Ginny Hogan 08 Mar '07

08 Mar '07

Refreshments are now available in the tea room -

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Tea at 3:45pm
by Ginny Hogan 08 Mar '07

08 Mar '07

We will be having a tea today at 3:45 - Followed by Scott Aaronson's talk "The limits Of Quantum Computers" at 4:15pm

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Colloquium Speaker Today
by Ginny Hogan 08 Mar '07

08 Mar '07

Scott Aaronson, University of Waterloo, will present his talk "The Limits of Quantum Computers" at 4:15 today COS Room 105 -

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cookies
by Ginny Hogan 07 Mar '07

07 Mar '07

Cookies are now available in the tea room -

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Speaker Today - Computer Science Rm 105 - 4:15pm
by Ginny Hogan 07 Mar '07

07 Mar '07

Christina Leslie, Columbia University, will present her talk "Learning Predictive Models Of Gene Regulation" at 4:15pm today COS Room 105 - Tea will be at 3:45pm.

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Speaker March 8 -Colloquium Speaker
by Ginny Hogan 06 Mar '07

06 Mar '07

Scott Aaronson, University of Waterloo will present his talk "The Limits of Quantum Computers", Thursday, 3/8 - 4:15pm, Computer Science Room 105.

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/@rts: Wolfgang Staehle, Tuesday, 3/6/07
by Adam Finkelstein 05 Mar '07

05 Mar '07

Talk announcement for SlashArts - tomorrow afternoon: Wolfgang Staehle Tuesday, March 6, 4:30 pm Jimmy Stewart Theater 185 Nassau Street Wolfgang Staehle was born in Stuttgart, Germany in 1950. He attended the Freie Kunstschule, in Stuttgart, and in 1976 he moved to New York to attend the School of Visual Arts, New York (BFA) where he studied closely with the Conceptual Artist Joseph Kosuth. After a successful career in various New York in European galleries in the 1980s, Staehle decided to work collectively, and in 1991 he founded The Thing, an innovative online forum for artists and cultural workers. The Thing began as a Bulletin Board System (BBS), a form of online community dialogue used before the advent of the World Wide Web. By the late 90s, The Thing grew into a diverse online community made up of dozens of members' Web sites, mailing lists, a successful Web hosting service, a community studio in Chelsea, and the first Web site devoted to Net Art, bbs.thing.net. In 1996, Staehle began to produce an ongoing series of live online video streams. The first of these works was Empire 24/7, a continuous recording of the top one-third of the Empire State Building that is broadcast live over the Internet. Staehle has followed Empire 24/7 with online streams of other buildings, landscapes and cityscapes such as Berlin's Fernsehturm, the Comburg Monastery in Germany, lower Manhattan before and after 9/11, and a Yanomami village in the Brazilian Amazon. He continues to expand this series while serving as the Executive Director of The Thing. URLs: postmedia.net newyorkmetro.com villagevoice.com For more information about the Program in Visual Arts: http://www.princeton.edu/~visarts/index.html For more information about the University Center for the Creative and Performing Arts: http://www.princeton.edu/arts/

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Colloquium Speaker Wed - 3/7/2007
by Ginny Hogan 05 Mar '07

05 Mar '07

Christina Leslie, Columbia University, will present her talk, "Learning Predictive Models of Gene Regulation". Talk will be held in COS 105 starting at 4:15pm.

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