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Previous CAS Presentations

Jan 22, 2008
One Laptop Per Child: Technology and the Developing World


May 2, 2007
Serious Games: Video Games in Undergraduate General Education


February 15, 2006
The Pakistan Earthquake: A Wake-up Call for Mid-America?


January 27, 2006
CAS Forum on Critical Issues: Immigration


September 26, 2005
Katrina and Other Megacatastrophes: Science, Policy and Human Behavior


February 23, 2005
CAS Forum on Critical Issues: Reforming Social Security


February 17, 2005
Origins of a Networked World: From World War II to the Internet


November 16, 2004
Coole Lady


April 28, 2004
Hospital Tax Forum


October 3, 2003
Carlo Rotella


March 12, 2003
Sheldon Jacobson

February 5, 2003
George Gollin

December 5, 2002
Civil Liberty and National Security

October 7, 2002
Ania Loomba

February 28, 2002
Hans Heinrich Hock

January 22, 2002
Dianne Pinderhughes

November 5, 2001
Jean-Pierre Leburton

November 5, 2001
From Chaos to Pilgrimage

October 23, 2001
Donald Crummey

October 16, 2001
Globalization

August 29, 2001
Stem Cells

September 28, 2001
Bill Greenough

May 3, 2001
Dialogue on Toulouse-Lautrec





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The Idea of Race - in Shakespeare's Times and Ours
October 7, 2002
Monday, 12:00 Noon
2nd Foor Music Room Levis Faculty Center
919 W. Illinois Street, Urbana
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Ania Loomba
Professor of English, Associate at the Center for Advanced Study

Introduction by Carol Neely, Professor of English

For centuries, plays like Othello and The Tempest have spoken about race to audiences across the globe. But are concepts like 'race' and 'racism' appropriate to analyze communities in early modern Europe? Or is it that early modern vocabularies have shaped our own notions of difference?



Did Comparative Linguistics Prepare the Ground for the Holocaust?
February 28, 2002
Thursday, 12 Noon
Music Room Levis Faculty Center
919 W. Illinois Street, Urbana
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Hans Heinrich Hock
Associate 1993-94, Department of Linguistics, Director, Program in South Asian & Middle Eastern Studies



The Invention of an Infrastructure for Black Political Participation in 20th Century America
January 22, 2002
Tuesday, 12:00 Noon
Music Room Levis Faculty Center
919 W. Illinois Street, Urbana
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Dianne Pinderhughes
Afro-American Studies, Political Science



Artificial atoms and molecules for quantum computing
November 5, 2001
Monday, 12:00 Noon
Music Room Levis Faculty Center
919 W. Illinois Street, Urbana
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Jean-Pierre Leburton
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, CAS Associate 1999-2000



Global Environmentalism and Local Realities: Late 20th Century Ethiopia
October 23, 2001
Tuesday, 12:00 Noon
Music Room Levis Faculty Center
919 W. Illinois Street, Urbana
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Donald Crummey
Department of History, CAS Associate 2000-2001



Imagining Mind/Imagining Science Symposium

Cellular Substrates of Mind: How the Brain Fine Tunes Itself for Action
Bill Greenough

Friday, September 28, 2001
7:30 pm, Auditorium, Beckman Institute
405 N. Mathews, Urbana

Robotic Precursors to Mind
Rodney Brooks

Co-sponsored with the Program in Science, Technology, Information, and Medicine

http://www.uiuc.edu/unit/STIM




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