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  • Poster of event. Showcases a headshot of Dr. Akil Fletcher. Background is artwork of four people of colour
    Past Event: Research Talk by Dr. Akil Fletcher
    by Hailey Davidson
    Event Date: February 24th, 2025 Throughout the history of the arcade, consoles, and computers, video games have often been portrayed as a success story of the Global North. Often, individuals hear the success stories of Nolan Bushnell and Shigeru Miyamoto and believe that video games can be attributed to a few daring developers. However, video … Read more
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    Past Event: AI + Ethics Symposium in conjunction with the Marilyn Rose Lecture
    by Hailey Davidson
    Event Date: February 26th, 2025 Join us for an all day exploration of ethical applications of AI! An interactive workshop led by artist Giacomo Miceli will run from 9:30-11:30. Registration required as space is limited. At noon, the event will move to TH257 for lunch and a panel and roundtable discussion with Dr. Sarah Stang, … Read more
  • Event poster for Intimacies & Sexual Technologies event. Features headshots of Dr. Bo Ruberg, Dr. Jamie Hakim, and Dr. Nathan Rambukkana. Information listed on poster is the same as the info in this post
    Past Event: Digital Intimacies & Sexual Technologies
    by Hailey Davidson
    Event Date: January 29, 12PM EST Digital Intimacies + Sexual Technologies was an online public research panel and roundtable discussion featuring Dr. Bo Ruberg, Dr. Nathan Rambukkana, and Dr. Jamie Hakim. Co-sponsored by Brock University’s Posthumanism Research Institute. How have technologies shaped the most intimate, personal, and vulnerable aspects of our lives? What impacts will they … Read more
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    Hello world!
    by Aaron Mauro
    The STAR Lab is currently under development and will launch in the spring of 2025!

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