Special Programs
Special Conversation: Images in Science That Have Changed the Way We See Ourselves
- Roger Penrose
- Susan Sontag
- E.O. Wilson
- Alan Lightman (moderator)
Science as Spectacle, Part 1: What works and what doesn't work when television and film try to explain science.
- Evan Hadingham (organizer)
Science as Spectacle, Part 2: Hollywood special effects studios Digital Domain, Industrial Light and Magic, and Sony Imageworks show their technologies on how to present scientific information.
- Greg Anderson
- Doug Roble
- John Anderson
- Shari Malyn (organizer)
On-Stage Conversations and Workshop Program [Show all presenters]
Space Imaging, Medical Imaging, Photography
Microscopy Part 1: Historical Overview, Light Microscopy
Microscopy Part 2: STM, SEM, AFM
Architectural Rendering, GIS, Visualization/Simulation
Molecular Modeling, Visualization/Simulation, Graphical Displays of Numerical Data
Mathematical Graphics
The Power of the Image
Enhancement and Alteration
The Art of the Page
Scientific Journals
The Mass Media
The Internet and the Future of Science Communication
Science Museums and Science Centers
Special Programs
Special Conversation: Images in Science That Have Changed the Way We See Ourselves
- Roger Penrose
- Susan Sontag
- E.O. Wilson
- Alan Lightman (moderator)
Science as Spectacle, Part 1: What works and what doesn't work when television and film try to explain science.
- Evan Hadingham (organizer)
Science as Spectacle, Part 2: Hollywood special effects studios Digital Domain, Industrial Light and Magic, and Sony Imageworks show their technologies on how to present scientific information.
- Greg Anderson
- Doug Roble
- John Anderson
- Shari Malyn (organizer)
On-Stage Conversations and Workshop Program [Hide all presenters]
Space Imaging, Medical Imaging, Photography
- Keith Noll, Space Telescope Science Institute
- Richard Satava, Yale University
- Felice Frankel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Microscopy Part 1: Historical Overview, Light Microscopy
- Shinya Inoué, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole
- Paul Matsudaira, The Whitehead Institute
- Don Ingber, Harvard Medical School/Children's Hospital
Microscopy Part 2: STM, SEM, AFM
- Don Eigler, IBM Almaden Research Center
- Christine Ortiz, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Hank Smith, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Architectural Rendering, GIS, Visualization/Simulation
- William Mitchell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Lucia Lovison-Golob, Harvard University
- Don Middleton, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Molecular Modeling, Visualization/Simulation, Graphical Displays of Numerical Data
- Art Olson, The Scripps Research Institute
- David Laidlaw, Brown University
- Ralph Kahn, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mathematical Graphics
- Michael Berry, University of Bristol
- Keith Devlin, Stanford University
- Arthur Loeb, Harvard University
- Benoit Mandelbrot, Yale University
The Power of the Image
- Roald Hoffmann, Cornell University
- Thomas Greytak, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Evan Hadingham, WGBH, Boston
Enhancement and Alteration
- Gregg Wilensky, Adobe Systems, Inc.
- John Abele, Boston Scientific Corporation
- Harvey Lodish, The Whitehead Institute
The Art of the Page
- Angelynn Grant, angelynngrant.com
- Cindy Faber Smith, Science Magazine
- John Meyer, Hewlett-Packard
Scientific Journals
- Phil Campbell, Nature
- Ellis Rubinstein, Science
- Robin Rogers, Crystal Growth & Design
- Madeleine Jacobs (moderator), Chemical & Engineering News
The Mass Media
- Cornelia Dean, New York Times
- John Rennie, Scientific American
- Patrice Lanoy, Le Figaro
- Boyce Rensberger (moderator), Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Internet and the Future of Science Communication
- Rachael Brady, Beckman Institute, University of Illinois
- Dan Werthimer, SETI@Home, Unversity of California
- Gwen Jacobs, Montana State University
- Victor Spitzer, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Science Museums and Science Centers
- Barry Aprison, Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
- Sally Duensing, The Exploratorium
- Larry Bell, Boston Museum of Science
