BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231130T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231130T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720407913 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231201T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231201T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720412010 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231202T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231202T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720415083 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231202T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231202T170000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720419180 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231203T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231203T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720421229 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231203T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231203T170000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720424302 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231204T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231204T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720427375 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231205T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231205T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720429424 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231206T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231206T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720432497 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231207T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231207T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720434546 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231208T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231208T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720437619 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231209T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231209T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720440692 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231209T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231209T170000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720442741 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231210T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231210T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720445814 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231210T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231210T170000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720449911 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231211T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231211T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720451960 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231212T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231212T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720456057 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231213T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231213T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720458106 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231214T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231214T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720461179 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231215T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231215T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44958720464252 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231216T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231216T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710518520 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231217T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231217T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710520569 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231218T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231218T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710523642 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231219T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231219T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710526715 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231220T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231220T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710530812 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231221T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231221T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710535933 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231222T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231222T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710540030 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231223T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231223T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710545151 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231224T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231224T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710553344 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231225T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231225T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710559489 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231226T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231226T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710562562 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231227T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231227T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710565635 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231228T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231228T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710568708 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231229T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231229T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710571781 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231230T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231230T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710574854 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20231231T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20231231T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710577927 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240101T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240101T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710581000 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240102T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240102T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710583049 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240103T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240103T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710585098 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240104T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240104T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710588171 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240105T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240105T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710591244 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240106T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240106T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710595341 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240107T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240107T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710598414 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240108T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240108T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710604559 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240109T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240109T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710610704 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240110T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240110T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710613777 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240111T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240111T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710618898 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240112T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240112T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710621971 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240113T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240113T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710626068 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240114T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240114T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710629141 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240115T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240115T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710633238 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240116T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240116T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710636311 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240117T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240117T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710639384 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240118T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240118T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710642457 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240119T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240119T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710645530 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240120T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240120T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710648603 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240121T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240121T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710651676 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240122T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240122T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710653725 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240123T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240123T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710656798 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240124T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240124T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710661919 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240125T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240125T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710667040 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240126T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240126T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710671137 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240127T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240127T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710674210 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibit DESCRIPTION:"Melding Art & Science" demonstrates the interdisciplinary natu re of art and science despite the two often being seen as very separate. An swering a call by Ingrid Comella ’23\, nineteen members of the Cornell comm unity—undergraduate and graduate students\, staff members and postdoctoral researchers—submitted artwork that spans a wide variety of media\, from mon otype prints and sculpture to digital illustrations and AI generated video and sound. Pieces featured depict the artists' different interests: convey ing scientific principles\, exploring the use of technology as medium\, and depicting the natural world here on Earth and beyond. \n\nMs. Comella is i nterested in art as an informal learning environment for science. This exhi bit is part of a senior project through the Robert S. Harrison College Scho lar Program. DTEND:20240128T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T112919Z DTSTART:20240128T130000Z GEO:42.448719;-76.476494 LOCATION:Mann Library\, 2nd floor study area SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Melding Art & Science UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45127710677283 URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/melding_art_science END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR