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Carl Ostendarp: Fat Cakes/Myopic Void 10:00am 02/16
Cornell art department faculty member Carl Ostendarp is best known for paintings that engage the history of late Modernist art, such as Pop, Color Field, and Minimalism. For this exhibition Ostendarp has chosen works from the Johnson’s collection by such artists as Andy Warhol, Barnett Newman, Helen Frankenthaler, Mary Heilmann, James Rosenquist, Robert Smithson, and John Chamberlain, primarily from the 1960s and ’70s. These paintings,...
CLASSE Seminar - Julian Becker 1:00pm 02/17
The CLASSE Seminar is pleased to announce Dr. Julian Becker of DESY discussing: Title: "Towards the Perfect Imager: Detector developments for next generation X-ray sources" Abstract: I will be starting with a short overview of our group’s activities to develop detectors for PETRA III, the world’s most brilliant synchrotron source, located on the DESY premises. New challenges arise for detector builders when designing detectors...
CU Jazz: North Star Trio Jazz Jam Session 5:00pm 02/19
Join members of CU Jazz with the North Star Trio. Enjoy a meal and listen, or join the band and play. 5:00-6:00 Northstar Trio Jeff Cox, piano; Diana Rypkema, bass; Robert Schwartz, drums 6:00-7:00 Open Jam Session
CLASSE Seminar - Dimitre Dimitrov 1:00pm 03/01
The CLASSE Seminar is pleased to sponsor the upcoming talk by Dimitre Dimitrov of Tech-X Title: "Modeling and Simulations of Charge Carrier Effects in Diamond and GaAs for Cathode Applications" Abstract: High-fidelity modeling and simulations of electron emission physics are needed to better understand and address cathode-related issues. I will review work we have done to develop and implement algorithms in the VORPAL three-dimensional...
"Low-Intensity Reinforcements: Cholos, Chúntaros, and... 4:30pm 03/27
Gilberto's scholarship emerges from his ethnographic research on the production of criminalities in the Mexico-US borderlands, particularly on a population of criminalized youth and their vexing practices. His interests range from questions of state and governance, to race, difference, and power, to migrations and borders. He has published in Latino Studies, Social Text, Identities, and other venues. His book will be out in June with Duke...
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Author Appearance / College of Human Ecology, Cornell University Library, Human Ecology Human Development, Mann Library
In about ten years, one quarter of America’s oldest generation will be gone and will take with them the lessons they have learned about life and living...
Mann Library
Communication Colloquium 2/20 1:30pm
Seminar / Communication
Rosemary Avery, PhD, Professor, Cornell University, Policy Analysis and Management
Kennedy Hall
"International Law, Democracy, and the Arab... 2/17 5:30pm
Lecture / Law School
Jordan Paust, the Mark and Teresa Baker Law Center Professor at the University of Houston Law Center, will deliver the opening keynote address for Cornell...
Myron Taylor
Temporal Magnification, Compression, and... 2/20 4:00pm
Seminar / Physics
Physics Colloquium, Alex Gaeta, Cornell University. Refreshments at 3:30. Abstract: Recent research has shown that the properties of a light beam can be...
Rockefeller Hall
ILJ Symposium: Forces Without Borders:... 2/18 9:00am
Lecture / Law School
Cornell Law School's International Law Journal will host a symposium examining the role of non-state actors in the "Arab Spring." Scholars, practitioners,...
Myron Taylor
CLASSE Seminar - Julian Becker 2/17 1:00pm
Seminar / CLASSE
The CLASSE Seminar is pleased to announce Dr. Julian Becker of DESY discussing: Title: "Towards the Perfect Imager: Detector developments for next...
Wilson Lab
Civil Society And the New Authoritarianism:... 2/16 12:15pm
Seminar / Reppy Institute
Judith Reppy Institute for Peace & Conflict Studies brown bag seminar luncheon.
Uris Hall
BCTR Talks at Twelve: Margaret Johnson 2/23 12:00pm
Seminar / Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research, College of Human Ecology
"Building Strong Evaluation Policy in Organizations" To generate a set of relevant types of evaluation policy for the US federal government context,...
Beebe Hall
"CMB Perspectives on an Evolving Universe from... 2/23 4:00pm
Lecture / Space Sciences
The polarization and fine-scale temperature anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) is a powerful tool for cosmology, encoding the history of the...
Space Sciences Building
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