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Selected Papers and Talks


See also the Topological Media Lab's Research References .

Computer Science

  • Works Cited, Bibliography for dissertation, Differential Geometric Performance and Technologies of Writing.
  • Geometer's Workbench, Stanford CS Information Mural group talk, 1998. (Description of a blackboard application for Winograd and Hanrahan's interactive workspace.)
  • Functional Programming, for chapter in book on Mathematica Programming, 1997. (Tutorial on functional programming using Mathematica's powerful structure operators, with motivation from multilinear algebra, iterated maps, and ergodic maps.)
  • Proposal for a Geometric Reasoning Laboratory, 12 March 1996. (CSLI Interface Lab talk.)
  • Intelligent 3D Blackboards for Geometric Research, 1994. (Note about GeomView and proposes research areas in geometry, cosmology and topology suitable for a 3D geometric interface.)
  • Overview: Liveboards for Mathematical Research. 1994. (Talk at Mathematical Sciences Research Institute.)
  • Note on the Willmore Functional and Möbius Strips, 1993.
  • Bibliography for Willmore problem.
  • Proposal: Quantum Cosmology Simulations (to support A. Linde).

    Critical Studies of Science, Media and Technology

  • "Does felt dream of electric sheep?" Carbon vs. Silicon, Thinking Small/ Thinking Fast, Banff Canada, 2003. (QT slides)
  • "Resistance Is Fertile: Gesture and Agency in the Field of Responsive Media," in Makeover: Writing the Body into the Posthuman Technoscape, Two-Part Special Issue of Configurations, Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, Part 2: Configurations, Vol 10, Number 3, Summer 2002. (PDF)
  • "Melting Pot or Fruit Salad: Experiment in Autonomously Producing Culture,"2003, in preparation for CODE.
  • "Ethico-aesthetics of Collaboration," Bridges 2, Banff Center for the Arts, 2002. slides.
  • with Timothy Lenoir, "Authorship and Surgery: The Shifting Ontology of the Virtual Surgeon," in Bruce Clarke and Linda Dalrymple Henderson, ed., From Energy to Information: Representation in Science and Technology, Art, and Literature, Stanford University Press, 2002.
  • "Speechpainting - An Architectural Medium," E-Zine, 15.10, Oct 2001. (PDF, HTML)
  • with sponge, "The surface that holds the image is unstable," ec/Arts #2, September 2000. (PDF, HTML)
  • Differential Geometric Performance and the Technologies of Writing, lecture at Georgia Tech, School for Literature, Culture and Communication, February 2000.
  • "Geometric Measure Theory As Monster Mash," Society for Literature and Science, 4S, October 1999, slides. (How mathematicians construct and re-nromalize pathologies in order to extend concepts in geometric measure theory, departing from Lakatos.)
  • with Tim Lenoir, "The Virtual Edge -- Tracing the Postmodern Surgeon," From Energy To Information Conference , Austin Texas, 1997, slides.
  • "PostScript? Geometric Writing As Performance," Imaging and Visualization in the Cultures of Science and Medicine, University of Utah, March 1998, slides.
  • with Niklas Damiris, "Hyletic Material: Concepts and Mathematics for a Continuous Ontology."

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