ICE Launching Conference Day 2
/The Sciences, the Humanities, the Future
Saturday, October 1, 2016
- Opening remarks by Dartmouth President Phil Hanlon
- Maria Popova of Brain Pickings on "Aesthetic Fact: Memory, Memetics, and How Beauty Mediates the Porous Boundary Between Art and Science"
- MIT Professor of the Practice of the Humanities, physicist, and author Alan Lightman with “The Physicist as Novelist.”
- Arizona State University physicist and astrobiologist Paul Davies, director of the Beyond Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science, asks: “Are We Alone?”
- Dartmouth professor of philosophy Adina Roskies on “Free Will in the Age of Neuroscience”
- Panel discussion with speakers moderated by ICE Director Marcelo Gleiser
A two-day virtual conference bringing together scientists and humanists to discuss our collective future from different perspectives, moderated by ICE@Dartmouth Director Marcelo Gleiser
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