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Anticipation and Semiotics: One Cannot NOT Interact
(Keynote speaker), Tartu School of Semiotics / 9th Conference of the Nordic ...Posted in LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Anticipation and Human Potential
University of Vienna, Institut fur Potentialfokussierte Pägdagoic, “Anticipation and Human Potential” July, ...Posted in Lectures/Presentations
Civilization of Illiteracy: conference presentation.
Civilization of Illiteracy: conference presentation. School of Sociology (Dr. M. Preda moderating) ...Posted in Lectures/Presentations
Civilization of Illiteracy: conference presentation.
Civilization of Illiteracy: conference presentation. National University of the Arts (Dr. C. ...Posted in Lectures/Presentations
Civilization of Illiteracy. Panel discussion
Civilization of Illiteracy. Panel discussion with professors from the School of Sociology, ...Posted in Lectures/Presentations
Civilization of Illiteracy: conference presentation.
Civilization of Illiteracy: conference presentation. School of Mathematics and Computer Science, University ...Posted in Lectures/Presentations
Presentation: Anticipation and the Brain
Conference on Modern Trends in the Neuroscience of the Human Brain, September 24th, 2015 at the Bekhtereva Institute of the Russian AcademyPosted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
The Internet of Everything—computation past the infancy of computer technology
Presentation at the Wateringhole, January 23, 2015Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticipatory Computing
Lecture presented at the University of Bremen, Department of Computer Science, October 2003Posted in Anticipation, Lectures/Presentations
AnticipationScope ©
Keynote Address, MedDecSup 2011, International Workshop on Next Generation Intelligent Medical Support Systems, Targu-Mures, Romania, September 18-19, 2011Posted in Anticipation, Lectures/Presentations, Mind, Visualization
What is and what is not anticipation? Issues of complexity.
ARS Colloquia ATEC/EMAC, March 6th, 2013Posted in Anticipation, Art & Design, Lectures/Presentations, Mind, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society
Quantifying Anticipation: the AnticipationScope and the Anticipatory Profile.
Fellow Lecture at Hanse Institute for Advanced Study, January 29, 2012Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, LectMind, Lectures/Presentations, Mind, Video
Anticipating the Digital University
Third International Conference on Digital Society (ICDS 2009), Cancun, Mexico, February 1-6, 2009.Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, LectPostInd, Lectures/Presentations, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society
Integration of Motion Capture and EMG data for Classifying the Human Motions
(with Gaurav N. Pradhan, Dr. Navzer Engineer, Dr. Balakrishnan Prabhakaran). IEEE 23rd International Conference of Data Engineering (ICDE) Workshop on Ambient Intelligence, Media, and Sensing (AIMS) 2007, April 20, 2007, Istanbul, TurkeyPosted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Anticipation: From Flies to Games to New Forms of Computation
Invited lecture before MENSA (North Texas Region), Dallas TX, November 28, 2008Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
A Symposium: Anticipation, Time and the Virtual Experience
February 6th 2008: 3:00–6:00 PMHosted by the Rachofsky House 8605 Preston Rd. Dallas, TX 75225
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Digital Foundations of Design
Class lectures presented at Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt, January-February 2001Posted in Art & Design, LectArtDesign, Lectures/Presentations
An Integrated Mobile Wireless System for Capturing Physiological Data Streams During a Cognitive-Motor Task: Applications for Aging
(with G.N. Pradhan, N.D. Engineer, and B. Prabhakaran), presented at the 2007 IEEE Dallas Engineering in Medicine and Biology Workshop. Emerging Technologies for Healthcare and Quality of Life, UT-Dallas, November 11-12, 2007Posted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Anticipation as an attractor
paper presented in the framework of the session “Anticipating the Future” at Uplift Academy Workshop, Encinitas, CA. By invitation only seminar on the Good Ancestor Principle, February 4-5, 2007Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Should/could bioethics be anticipatory?
North Texas Bioethics Network, April 25, 2006Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Can philosophy overcome its current ancillary condition? or Anticipation—the premise for a new Cartesian revolution
Mihai Nadin, January 2006, Philosophers' Forum, Dallas, TXPosted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Anticipation and Intuition
a new rational foundation for design, School of Industrial Design, University of Guanajuato, Mexico, April 15, 2005.Posted in Anticipation, Art & Design, LectAnticipation, LectArtDesign, Lectures/Presentations
A mathematical foundation for anticipation–what do we need?
CIMAT (Centro de Investigacion en Matematicas), Guanajuato, Mexico, April 14, 2005Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
AntÉ Up!
Keynote Address, Computer Game Conference (cgc 2004), October 15-17, 2004Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Reaction will not do. The Cause Lies in the Future.
Pell Fellow Lecture Series, Salve Regina University, Newport RI. May 05, 2004Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Globality: the Beauty & the Beast (Partaking in the Civilization of Illiteracy)
Pell Fellow Lecture Series, Salve Regina University, Newport RI. April 22, 2004Posted in LectPostInd, Lectures/Presentations, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society
No life without anticipation
Lecture presented at the Informatics Technology Center (Technisches Zentrum Informatik) at the University of Bremen on 18 February 2004.Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
How do we explain the anticipatory characteristics of motoric activity?
Anticipatory Behavior Control. A Meeting of Specialists. Delmenhorst, December 13-14, 2003Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
The goalkeeper’s flash of genius before the penalty kick.
Presentation of Anticipation and Innovation at ECC Kohtes Klewes, (consultants for new business solutions), Duesseldorf, November 26, 2003Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Outlook and Obligations, Digital Media Symposium
25 Years of Computer Science at the University of Bremen, October 9, 2003Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticipating Future Realities
Meersburger Forum for Business and Communications (presented by Schindler Parent & Co., international consultants for economic development), Meersburg, Germany, October 1-2, 2003Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Applying Anticipatory Mechanisms to a Changing Economic Environment
Meeting of the Association of Metal Industry Employers, NRW, 24 June 2003Posted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Anticipation: The end is where we start from
Computer Science Colloquium, University of Bremen, 11 June 2003Posted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Anticipatory mechanisms for the automobile
Audi, GmbH, Ingolstadt, Germany, 19 February 2003Posted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Multimedia and Anticipation
Computer Science Department, University of Bremen, February 2003Posted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectAnticipation, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Multimedia Publication: Book, DVD, Website
University of Wuppertal, January 2003Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Anticipation -Integration of DVD and an Internet-based Knowledge Community
presented in the framework of Lernwelten der Zukunft (Learning Environments of the Future), Education Quality Forum, Dortmund, 21-22 November 2002Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Writing and Publishing in the Civilization of Illiteracy
Frankfurt Book Fair, 10 October 2002Posted in LectPostInd, Lectures/Presentations, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society
Anticipation and creativity – Why the sciences as we know them cannot explain creativity.
State University of New York-Buffalo, 9 September 2002Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Anticipation: Directions for Applied Research
Innovation and Technical Analysis Working Group, (German Ministry for Education and Research – BMBF), Dü sseldorf, 10-11 October 2002PDF (15.6mb)
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Human-computer interaction: the need for understanding and applying anticipation
Computer Science Department, Stanford University, 23 May 2002Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, LectAnticipation, LectHCI, Lectures/Presentations
Driver and car—a hybrid entity
Ideas for applying anticipation in the mobility industry. DaimlerChrysler Research and Technology Center, Palo Alto, 14 May, 2002Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Soft computing and anticipation. Tools for a better understanding of anticipatory processes
Berkeley Initiative in Soft Computing (BISC) and the Institute for Cognitive Studies, University of California, Berkeley, 18 April 2002Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Where is the “Human” in Human-Computer Interaction?
Proceedings of the 2nd Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction/NORDICHI, Aarhus, Denmark (O. W. Bertelsen, S. Bodker, K. Kuutti, Eds.) . New York: ACM. 2002Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, LectHCI, Lectures/Presentations
Vive la Différence—Quality of Life in an Integrated World
The Contribution of the Social Sciences and the Humanities to the European Research Area. Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 2002. pp. 152-158Posted in LectPostInd, Lectures/Presentations, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society
Anticipation: why is beauty so important in nature?
Campus Conversations, Friends of the University, Wuppertal, Germany, November 8, 2001Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
How does the brain support anticipatory processes?
Jü lich Research Center [one of the 15 Helmholtz Research Centers of Germany], 8 October 2001Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
What was in the beginning (Word or Image)? What will follow?
(CyberRush and Knowledge Gaps. Babylon in the Third Millennium?) Gmü nder [Design] Gespräche, 28 October 2000Posted in LectPostInd, Lectures/Presentations, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Video
Redefining Knowledge Dissemination (Wissensvermittlung im Umbruch)
(Keynote lecture) Writing and Images at the Turning Point, a conference held at the Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich, June 23-25, 2000Posted in LectPostInd, Lectures/Presentations, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society
Aspects and Infrastructure for Digital Teaching and Learning
(panel with George Landow, Brown University, USA, University of Singapore; R. Cavalier, Carnegie Mellon University; J. McClintock, Columbia University) at Writing and Images at the Turning Point, a conference held at the Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich, June 23-25, 2000Posted in LectPostInd, Lectures/Presentations, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society
One cannot NOT Interact
(The Future is Here) Workshop: Semiotic Approaches to User Interface Design, The Hague, 2 April 2000Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, LectArtDesign, LectHCI, LectPostInd, LectSemiotics, Lectures/Presentations, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Semiotics
Anticipation – A Challenge
Memoria Futura: Kulturelles Erbe und Informationstechnologie: eine neue Perspektive? Bonn, 12 December 1999Posted in Anticipation, Art & Design, LectAnticipation, LectArtDesign, Lectures/Presentations
Anticipation – A Spooky Computation
Conference on Computing Anticipatory Systems (CASYS 99), Liege, Belgium, August 8-11, 1999Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Web Appliance
Hewlett Packard Research Group, Palo Alto CA, 11 May 1999Posted in LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Computational Design: what it is, why it is necessary, what it does
Stanford Seminar on People, Computers and Design, Stanford University, 16 April 1999Posted in LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Art and Computers: Directions
College of Fine Arts, University of Arizona, Tucson, 8 April 1999Posted in Art & Design, LectArtDesign, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The Cause Lies in the Future
Daimler-Chrysler Research Institute, Berlin, 17 February 1999Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, Lectures/Presentations
Digital Knowledge Communication
Envisioning Knowledge – The Knowledge Society and the New Media, 3rd International Congress of the Academy for the Third Millennium, Burda Media, Munich, 3-4 February 1999Posted in LectMind, LectPostInd, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Mind, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The Interesting as an Aim of Computation. A Journey in Aesthetic Space
(Das interessante als computationale Zielsetzung. Ein Ausflug im ästhetischen Raum). Celebration Colloquium: Homage to Frieder Nake on the Occasion of his 60th Birthday, Department of Computer Science, University of Bremen, 16 December 1998Posted in Art & Design, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectArtDesign, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
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