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| − | + | == '''BioMedia Lab''' == | |
| − | + | School of Interactive Arts and Technology(SIAT), Simon Fraser University <br><br> | |
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| + | [[Image:Gromala.jpg]] | ||
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| + | <b>Prof. Diane Gromala, PhD.</b> <br> | ||
| + | Associate Professor, SIAT <br> | ||
| + | Canada Research Chair <br> | ||
| + | dgromala [at] sfu [dot] ca | ||
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| + | The <b>BioMedia Lab</b> is dedicated to creatively exploring the relationships among art, technology, and the biosciences.<br> | ||
| + | Our interests range across disciplines: biomedical phenomenology, open source DNA, visceral forensics, genome hacking, <br> | ||
| + | affective biometrics, and biomolecular networking. | ||
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| + | Projects in the <b>BioMedia Lab</b> emphasize the role that aesthetics, design, and representation play in our broad understanding <br> | ||
| + | of biotechnology, biomedicine, and related fields. Many projects involve collaboration with SFU colleagues and students in <br> | ||
| + | computer science, biomedical engineering, bioinformatics, electrical engineering, and architecture. | ||
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| + | <b>Related Links</b> | ||
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| + | http://www.confrontingpain.com | ||
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| + | http://transformingpain.org | ||
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| + | https://transformingpain.basecamphq.com | ||
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| + | http://thoughttechnology.com/ | ||
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| + | [http://www.zotero.org/groups/confronting_pain Confronting Pain Zotero group] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:33, 2 August 2010
BioMedia Lab
School of Interactive Arts and Technology(SIAT), Simon Fraser University
Prof. Diane Gromala, PhD.
Associate Professor, SIAT
Canada Research Chair
dgromala [at] sfu [dot] ca
The BioMedia Lab is dedicated to creatively exploring the relationships among art, technology, and the biosciences.
Our interests range across disciplines: biomedical phenomenology, open source DNA, visceral forensics, genome hacking,
affective biometrics, and biomolecular networking.
Projects in the BioMedia Lab emphasize the role that aesthetics, design, and representation play in our broad understanding
of biotechnology, biomedicine, and related fields. Many projects involve collaboration with SFU colleagues and students in
computer science, biomedical engineering, bioinformatics, electrical engineering, and architecture.
Related Links
http://www.confrontingpain.com
