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The Technology and Culture
Forum at MIT sponsors
lectures and symposia that
address critical issues of
our time. The programs
explore the role of science
and technology in promoting
positive social, ecological,
and economic change. In
addition, they stimulate
discussion about the ethical
implications of scientific
discovery and technological
innovation.
“The Forum has played a
highly constructive role
in bringing critical issues
to the attention of the
campus and the community, and fostering
discussion and active
engagement. For me
personally, it has been a
great privilege to be able
to participate over the
years, occasions I always
look forward to with
much anticipation.”
Noam Chomsky
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October 21
Click here to see a video of this program.
October 29
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Tuesday, November 10
7:00-9:00pm
Building 6, Room 120 — click here for map
Check back here soon for an audio download of this program.
Monday, November 30
7:00-9:00pm
Building 1, Room 150 — click here for map
Check back here soon for an audio download of this program.
Thursday, December 3
7:00-9:00pm
Building 10, Room 250 — click here for map
February 5-6, 2010
Time and Location: TBD
2009-2010
Being, Thinking, Doing (Or Not): Ethics and Your Life
A seminar and learning community exploring values, convictions, and action. We are planning an expanded ethics curriculum and related activities for the fall. Please check back later in the summer and early fall for details.
Learn more here.
Additional programs planned include:
- Geoengineering: Should we engineer the planet?
- The pros & cons of translational research: What is our core commitment as scientists and engineers?
- Series on domestic poverty
Read our 2008-2009 Annual Report
Click here for a video of the 3rd Annual Youth Summit on Global
Climate Change produced by BLS senior Saul Slezas
Click here for a video of the Summit produced by Pixelwiremedia.
Amy McCreath, Coordinator of T&C, talks with Nature Network
Trish Weinmann, Assistant Coordinator of T&C, chats with Tech Talk
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