Leonardo Art/Science Evening Rendezvous of DATE

Constructive Interference of the Arts and Sciences

San Francisco, DATE
c/o University of San Francisco
2130 Fulton Street
SF, CA 94117

An event about Artists and Scientists who work/think/imagine/engage at the intersections of the Arts and Science.

Chaired by Piero Scaruffi (p@scaruffi.com) and Tami Spector
Part of a series of cultural events
Sponsored by: USF Dean's Office of Arts and Science


  • 6:30pm-6:45pm: Socializing/networking. We encourage you to interact with Leonardo ISAST board members.
  • 6:45-7:10:
  • Presenter (Affiliation) on "Title" Abstract
  • 7:10-7:35:
  • Presenter (Affiliation) on "Title" Abstract
  • 7:35-7:50: BREAK
  • 7:50-8:15:
  • Presenter (Affiliation) on "Title" Abstract
  • 8:15-8:45:
  • Presenter (Affiliation) on "Title" Abstract
  • 8:45: Piero Scaruffi on the next Leonardo Art/Science evening I will simply preview the line-up of speakers for the next Leonardo evening.
  • 8:45pm-9:30pm: Discussions, more socializing You can mingle with the speakers and the audience

Bios:
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  • Piero Scaruffi is a cognitive scientist who has lectured in three continents and published several books on Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science, the latest one being "The Nature of Consciousness" (2006). He pioneered Internet applications in the early 1980s and the use of the World-Wide Web for cultural purposes in the mid 1990s. His poetry has been awarded several national prizes in Italy and the USA. As a music historian, he has published ten books, the latest ones being "A History of Rock Music" (2003) and "A History of Jazz Music" (2007). He has also written extensively about cinema, literature and the visual arts. An avid traveler, he has visited 121 countries of the world.

Directions:

See the Campus Map. Maraschi room in Fromm Hall

University of San Francisco 2130 Fulton Street SF, CA 94117


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