C:ADM2010 International Conference

C:ADM2010 International Conference

July 30th to August 2nd 2010 (with surrounding events)

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Richard Brown

Richard Brown has a degree in Computers and Cybernetics and MA in Fine Art and is currently working as an entrepreneur commercializing a patented cybernetic lighting design. Richard has a long history of working across art, science, industry and academia and has exhibited a wide range of interactive and time based artworks. Residencies and fellowships: Royal College of Art, Monash University and the Victorian College of Arts (Australia), Edinburgh Informatics. Awards: NESTA, Intel, Sci-Art Wellcome Trust, Ideasmart. www.mimetics.com

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It is with great sorrow that we have to report to members the death of Ernst von Glasersfeld. Ernst died 12 November 2010, at 7am US east coast time. Here is an obituary on the Constructivist Psychology Network. Another obituary by AP in the Washington Post. A recent Special Issue of Constructivist foundations dedicated to the work and memory of Ernst von Glasersfeld.

The website of the Cybernetics of Cybernetics Competition is now on-line.

C:ADM2010 participants can continue to work their paper proposals and discuss each others' paper proposals via the profile page.

To give some background on the format of C:ADM2010, we have posted a short text by Nagib Callaos on conversational conferences here.

The C:ADM2010 blog is now open. Please feel free to use it to suggest and discuss how the conference conference shall unfold.

Ernst von Glasersfeld delivered a talk after the C:ADM2010 conference dinner. Listen to it here. UPDATE: Manuscript added.

John Sims, member of the C:ADM2010 International Advisory Board recently gave this interview to Nature magazine.

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