Tomorrow Life

Kelsey Ables covers the intersection of AI and art in a piece for the Washington Post, as presciently addressed by Maury Zeff's play "The Frozen Sea". Dialogues like those held after our staged reading at summit are critical to public investment and input on experts driving technology discovery and application. Would Klimt have supported this effort, would he have felt ownership of the recolored art? Does art happen without human involvement?

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Artificial intelligence is restoring lost works by Klimt, Picasso and Rembrandt. Not everyone is happy about it. The recolorization of three destroyed Klimt paintings raises questions about what we owe deceased artists when reimagining their work.

Perspectives from Samira Kiani and Joe Maggiore on the opening of the GESDA - Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator Summit.

Gesda Opening Session :: A Filmstack created with Filmstacker Come along with Joe to the opening session. How will technology shape the future we all have to live in? :: Unlimited stories.

Two weeks until the inaugural GESDA Global - Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator Summit engages the global community in collaboration to solve some of our biggest collective issues. We look forward to sharing our journey and connecting with you in person or virtually.

How have you overcome language or communication differences in your work? Complex scientific research is just one challenge for students and scientists who travel to other students for learning opportunities. Anu discusses how her accent impacts her work and personal life.

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What is your go-to power outfit for a killer presentation? Aoife is ecstatic her team's research panned out. They're ready to present, but she's concerned about the messages she sends with the clothes she wears. Gender constructs and societal expectations about the clothes we wear can trigger biased receptions. Women in STEM fields often have to manage these subconscious signals in addition to preparing concise and eloquent research presentations.

Presenting Research with Personal Authenticity :: A Filmstack created with Filmstacker Aoife's team got the data they needed and will be presenting their findings. Aoife is ecstatic, but has a conundrum about the messages she sends with what she wears and how to best represent herself. :: Unlimited stories. .

How do you handle troubleshooting? Yesterday Aoife introduced herself and her research through our project. Today she reflects on troubleshooting her experimental process and data collection, and how that impacts her personally.

Tackling Bumps in the Road :: A Filmstack created with Filmstacker Aoife's artificial lymph node research is going well, but as with most experiments, data collection involves a lot of troubleshooting and can mean long hours at the lab. :: Unlimited stories. .

We're kicking off by showcasing Aoife's short films on how she feels about being a member of the q***r community, a daughter of immigrants, and an engineer. She describes her incredible research on artificial lymph node engineering. Our life experiences shape our research and problem-solving approaches. Aoife is one of the millions of women in science who bring unique perspectives to their fields. As Liz so eloquently illustrated in her stacks last week, we all struggle with imposter syndrome, and that can include feeling very alone and like you are not a good fit in your identified career.

What if I don't fit engineer stereotypes? :: A Filmstack created with Filmstacker Aoife talks about her niche in biomedical engineering and how she struggles with a sense of belonging as an engineer. She also walks us through her research, designing artificial lymphnodes. :: Unlimited stories. .

Liz got the interview, but self-doubt is still raising it's ugly head. Did she nail the interview and get her dream job? How do you cope with when everything is out of your hands? Liz heads to her "happy place". https://bit.ly/3vvHVO4

The "Imposter" Syndrome (3 of 3) :: A Filmstack created with Filmstacker Liz gets a cryptic email from HR with the potential to destroy her life or silence the imposter feeling forever... :: Unlimited stories. .

Last week Liz was applying for her dream job and struggling with imposter syndrome. What happens when she ignores what she thinks is a spam call? https://bit.ly/3us03Xw

The "Imposter" Syndrome (2 of 3) :: A Filmstack created with Filmstacker Liz digs deep into the science of malaria as she prepares for her interview. With no stone left unturned, there is nothing more she can do except to beleive in herself. :: Unlimited stories. .

We launched to amplify new voices in . Last week's recap: was applying for her researching while struggling with . https://bit.ly/3yKlvuu

The "Imposter" Syndrome (1 of 3) :: A Filmstack created with Filmstacker There are times in life, when you have to face your fears. Liz is applying for a job in molecular biology and the stakes have never been higher. :: Unlimited stories. .

Yuan Longping's hybrid strain of rice with an annual yield 20% higher than existing varieties, fed 70 million more people/year. His strain is now 1/5 of the global rice market improving life for generations to come.

Yuan Longping, Plant Scientist Who Helped Curb Famine, Dies at 90 His development of high-yield rice hybrids in the 1970s led to steeply rising harvests in Asia and Africa and made him a national hero in China, credited with saving countless lives.