CBA News & Notes
March 23, 2018
- Registration and submissions are now open for the ACM Symposium on Computational Fabrication that CBA is hosting June 18-19 at MIT:
along with a Festschrift for Mel King on June 17:
and for the annual gathering of the fab lab network, FAB14, to be held this year in Toulouse from July 16-20, preceded by a Fab City summit in Paris July 12-13, events in regions across France July 14-15, and concluding with a Fab Festival July 21-22:
- Here are posts from Wired:
and IEEE:
on Neil Gershenfeld's new book Designing Reality. He'll be presenting it with his co-authors (and brothers) Joel and Alan in San Francisco March 27:
and Boston April 6:
and then in Research Triangle Park on May 1:
- Neil Gershenfeld and Grace Copplestone presented CBA research in a Congressional briefing:
Rep. Foster has introduced the National Fab Lab Network Act in this Congress, to provide universal access to digital fabrication based on CBA's fab labs:
- Here's a student's-eye view of the class that was the inspiration for fab labs, How To Make (almost) Anything:
- Here's an interview with Sherry Lassiter:
- A number of CBA colleagues and collaborators contributed to asking the ultimate question:
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