The L.A.S.E.R. series (Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous) is an international series of evenings, started in the Bay Area in 2008 by cultural historian Piero Scaruffi, that presents great minds from different disciplines in the same setting. L.A.S.E.R. series are now taking place in more than 30 universities worldwide. The L.A.S.T. festival (Life Art Science Teach) is an annual weekend-long event, launched in 2014, that presents a science symposium and an exhibition of high-tech art. In 2018 the LASER and LAST teams of the Bay Area started an online magazine that will cover these events, cover the careers of the artists and scientists who participate, cover similar events elsewhere and cover the development of new art/science/tech movements in general, and publish original feature articles.
San Francisco LASER of January 2019
Patricia G. Lange, Reza Zadeh, Rhonda Holberton and Chip Lord ... (click for more)
Video interview with Vivek Bagaria: "How to make Bitcoin faster than VISA | Stanford University's Prism Protocol"
NOT YET UCSC OpenLab: An interview with Jennifer Parker
OpenLab trains students to be both artists and engineers ... (click for more)
NOT YET SJSU CADRE: An interview with Craig Hobbs
One of the oldest schools of digital media ... (click for more)
NOT YET Stochastic Labs: An interview with Vero Bollow
Artists tackle CRISPR in collaboration with biologists ... (click for more)
NOT YET Art & Science at Stanford: An interview with prof. Curtis Frank
Stephan Crawford: Can Music Save the Planet?
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