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Impact and Scale!
It was a design double header sponsored by the Boston Society of Landscape Architects at Nerd Nite on March 25th. The evening featured two different design based talks starting with Lee Moreau from C… more →
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Impact and Scale!
wrote 5 days ago: It was a design double header sponsored by the Boston Society of Landscape Architects at Nerd Nite o … more →
Protecting Superman or: How I learned to Stop Worrying & Love Intellectual Property
wrote 3 weeks ago: It’s hard to imagine that Superman would ever needed saving, but sometimes everyone needs a helping … more →
Spring Redux
wrote 1 month ago: My dad made a hot house! After all the shoveling in February and March it’s almost with a sigh … more →
Honest Sex Ed for Grown Ups
wrote 1 month ago: The graphics were entertaining and definitely a little cheesy. Blush, frown or squirm in your seat b … more →
Gender and Nerd Culture: A Year in Review
wrote 2 months ago: Watching Star Wars once or playing a video game won’t make you a “geek girl.” … more →
The Future Prospects of Human Space Settlement
wrote 2 months ago: If you had the chance to live on Mars, would you? What was amazing about the talk, “The Future Prosp … more →
Nerd Nite and Beyond! An interview with Mary Lewey.
wrote 3 months ago: With the start of a new year, a new co-host and new events on the horizon Mary Lewey, one of the org … more →
Nerd Nite Inspired Movie List Part Two!
wrote 4 months ago: Two things were made very clear during the Nerd Nite talk “Too close for Missiles: Stories fro … more →
Technology and Dystopia: Do you dream of angry android sheep?
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wrote 5 months ago: Food for thought: Although a utopia doesn’t start out as a zombie apocalypse that doesn’ … more →
Heads or Tails? Adventures in Coin Tossing
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wrote 6 months ago: Heads or Tails? Just flip a coin and “call it,” and your chances of winning are 50 perc … more →
Here Lyes ye Body: a Field Guide to 18th- and 19th-Century Gravestones
wrote 6 months ago: “Why are cemeteries so awesome!?” said Anna Rothman, a Librarian and cemetery historian, “Look at th … more →
Bending Steel: Professional Filmmaking in the new DIY Age
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wrote 7 months ago: A cinematographer and director Ryan Scafuro presented his Nerd Nite talk, “Bending Steel: Profession … more →
Dance your Ph.D!
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wrote 7 months ago: Somewhere at the intersection of art and science you’ll find a group of doctoral candidates wh … more →
Edvard Munch: His Life and Work in Context
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wrote 8 months ago: It was Edvard Munch from soup to nuts, or least as much of him as David Curcio could squeeze into hi … more →
The Walking Death. Poison Apples and Tangled Proteins
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wrote 10 months ago: In 1982 George Carillo, was admitted to the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center in San José, Californi … more →
Inhabiting the Global Anonymous, Observations on Urban Evolution.
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wrote 11 months ago: The first beautiful slide of two girls in Tokyo from the Nerdnite talk, “Inhabiting the Global … more →
“Glam Rock 101 – Wolves in Women’s Clothing: The Differences between GLAM-rock & glam-RAWK”
wrote 1 year ago: “Personally one of my favourites, Brian Eno, for this category who looks just kind of creepy … more →
"Urban Farming from Backyards to Rooftops"
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wrote 1 year ago: Jesse Banhazl and Brendan Shea at the start of their lecture. Front yards, back yards, parking lots, … more →
"Who needs friends when you've got Google?"
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wrote 1 year ago: At the beginning of his talk, in the lower right corner of the screen it says, “Adrian Ward (i … more →
