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Speaker
Stephanie Santoso
Wed, 02/06/2013 - 10:00
301 College Ave Seminar Room
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The Information Science Breakfast Series is a seminar-style meeting held one morning a week. The Series provides a venue to share, discover, and discuss research happening in Information Science. It is intended to be a less formal environment; and practice talks, works in progress, and elicitations for feedback on early-stage ideas are all welcome forms of presentation.
Current Information Science PhD student, Stephanie Santoso will present "Intelligent Urbanism: Convivial Living in Smart Cities," along with Andreas Kuehn, a PhD candidate at Syracuse University and co-researcher.
If you are interested in presenting, please contact the Breakfast Series Coordinator, PhD student Elizabeth Murnane.
Breakfast Series will be held in the Seminar room at 301 College Ave on Wednesdays 10-11am.