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David Gurman
Artist David Gurman’s installations use live data feeds from conflict zones to trigger lights, tolling bells, shadows and more, connecting us to the rhythms and intensity of far-away violence in real time.
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Latest News
- TED Fellows TED Fellow Carl Schoonover: How to look inside the brain May 17, 2012
- Sophal Ear Film Describes Family’s Flight From Khmer Rouge Cambodia May 17, 2012
- TED Fellows TED Fellow Jean-Baptiste Michel: The mathematics of history May 16, 2012
- coreyted Patterned by Nature: An exhibit by TED Fellow James Patten explores how our minds simplify nature with pattern May 14, 2012
- Karen Eng Life on Mars: Fellows Friday with Angelo Vermeulen May 11, 2012
Announcing the TEDGlobal 2012 Fellows. Meet them now »
TED Fellows on Twitter
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Enda Nasution
SADGENIC Blog http://t.co/tPFQHtU5
#oldposting
May 17 10:59pm GMT
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Awab Alvi Interestingly the most frequent city traveled is not USA or in Europe but instead b/w Seoul & the Korean island Jeju http://t.co/r0avZIoh May 17 10:11pm GMT
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Kyrsten Sinema
Congrats @azmarkmitchell the next Mayor of Tempe!
May 17 10:05pm GMT
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Erik Hersman
RT @emeka_okafor: "Is It Time to Rebuild & Retool Public Libraries and Make "TechShops"?" http://t.co/qk6rk3J7
May 17 9:51pm GMT
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Erik Hersman
Few opt to really try and change their hand, let alone the deck. http://t.co/eXRES4ZF
May 17 9:25pm GMT
From the Fellows Blog
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Patterned by Nature
May 14, 2012
TED Fellow James Patten teases our senses using the complexity of nature by demonstrating how humans simplify patterns.
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Christina Warinner: Tracking ancient diseases using...plaque
April 20, 2012
TED Fellow Christina Warinner is an achaeological geneticist who discovered microbial DNA in fossilized dental plaque.
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