SYMPOSIATuesday, November 15 |
TOPICS & SPEAKERSWhat's So Natural About Natural Disasters?Professor David S. Jones, Program in Science, Technology, and Society Professor Meg Jacobs, History Professor David A. Mindell, Science, Technology and Society, and Engineering Systems Division Moderated by Professor Rosalind H. Williams, Director of the Program in Science, Technology, and Society more info |
VIDEOThe online video of the symposium is available via the links below and through MIT World.
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Monday, October 31 |
What Does Current Scientific Research Have to Say About the Present and Future Risks Associated With Hurricanes?Professor Kerry Emanuel, Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
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Tuesday, October 18 |
How Can We Plan for Safe and Sustainable Regions?Professor Chiang C. Mei, Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Michael M. J. Fischer, Science, Technology and Society Professor Anne Whiston Spirn, Architecture and Urban Studies and Planning Moderated by Professor Andrew Whittle, Civil and Environmental Engineering more info |
The online video of the symposium is available via the links below and through MIT World.
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Wednesday, October 5 |
How Can Communities, Cities and Regions Recover From Disaster?Professor Lawrence J. Vale, Department Head, Urban Studies and Planning Professor Thomas A. Kochan, Sloan School of Management Professor J. Phillip Thompson, Urban Studies and Planning Moderated by Professor David A. Mindell, Science, Technology and Society, and Engineering Systems more info |
Friday, September 30 |
How Can We Improve Disaster Response?Professor Kenneth A. Oye, Political Science and Engineering Systems Professor Richard C. Larson, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Systems Professor Yossi Sheffi, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Systems, Director of the Center for Transportation and Logistics Moderated by Daniel E. Hastings, Aeronautics and Astronautics and Engineering Systems, Director of the Engineering Systems Division more info |
The online video of the symposium is now available via MIT World.
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