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were instrumental in putting together this research
project on Creativity and Learning.
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Prof. William J. Mitchell
Dean of the MIT School of Architecture and Planning
Head of Media Arts and Sciences
http://web.media.mit.edu/~wjm/ |
William J. Mitchell is Professor of Architecture
and Media Arts and Sciences, Academic Head of Media Arts and Sciences, and Dean of
the School of Architecture and Planning at MIT. He teaches courses and conducts research
in design theory, computer applications in architecture and urban design. He is author of
City of Bits, E-Topia and Me++, (MIT-Press).
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Federico
Casalegno
http://web.media.mit.edu/~federico |
Federico Casalegno, principle
investigator of the Creativity and Learning research project
received his Ph.D. from the Sorbonne University Paris
V (2000) and is currently a Research Affiliate at the
MIT Media Lab, smart Cities Group, doing research on collaborative
learning environments and wireless communities.
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Prof.
Larry Sass
Assistant Professor, Design and Computation
http://web.mit.edu/lsass/public_html/
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Founder of the Design
Fabrication Group 2003, Larry has spent many years
in architectural practice and design research in Boston
and at MIT. He is an Assistant Professor at MIT and has
earned his PhD and SMArchS from MIT and a BArch from Pratt
Institute in New York.
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Prof. Terry Knight
Professor, Design and
Computation
Associate Dean, School of Architecture and Planning
http://architecture.mit.edu/people/profiles/prknight.html
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Since the early 1980s
Terry Knight's work has focused on the use of shape
grammars and other computational systems for design
exploration. She is examining characteristics of computational
systems - for example, their expressive power, predictability,
representational constraints, and emergent properties
- and the consequences of these for design.
- Han Hoang, MIT: Independent research study
UROP 2003/2004
- Nikki Pfarr, MIT, video editing
- Zain Gulamali, MIT - knowledge management software
UROP 2002/2003
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Wendy
Cook
MIT Undergraduate, Class of 2003
http://www.everythingwendy.com/
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Wendy is a joint English Literature
and Computer Science Major at MIT. As an Undergraduate Research
Assistant, she was the webmaster and Flash engineer for this project.
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HongJoo Sun
MIT Undergraduate, Class of 2003
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Hong Joo is a Course 15
Major. As an Undergraduate Research Assistant, she was
the cameraperson and video editor for this project.
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