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Connecting Silos - Inviting Art and Science Interactions

Leonardo, 2012
In tertiary education in Australia there are often clear divisions between disciplines defined by hierarchy that is established for administrative purposes. These purposes often conflict with notions of trans-disciplinary study by creating an environment of competition rather than one of collaboration.
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A Bridges Center for Mathematical Connections in Art and Science

2016
This presentation is a proposal for the future “Bridges Center” which will host series of Bridges related events. It could potentially become a model for multi-discipline work of collaborations between mathematics and its connection to arts, science, and architecture.
Shrestha, Sujan, Sarhangi, Reza
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Inviting new connections with science with public art in Philadelphia

Cell Chemical Biology
In this Stories piece, Sarah J. McAnulty, the executive director of Skype a Scientist and an assistant research professor at the University of Connecticut, discusses the importance of scientists connecting with their local communities to promote trust in and engagement with science.
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Connections: Art, Science, and Information in the Quest for Economy and Safety

Engineering Journal, 1995
Connections are an extremely important part of the final configuration of a steel structure. Many, if not most, collapses are caused by inadequate connections. The constructed cost of a steel frame is heavily dependent on the connections used, both the type of connection and how they are configured.
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Connecting Art and Science

Journal of Hand Therapy, 2005
Roslyn B, Evans, Terri M, Skirven
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A Personal Art/Science Connection: From the Explicatory to the Evocative

Leonardo, 2013
The author provides a personal description of how he became an artist and the role of science within his work of the past 25 years. He describes several artworks and their relationship to the science that informs them, addresses how he uses different media toward different ends and traces changes in his representation of certain physical concepts over
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Connection: The Common Denominator Shared by Art and Science

The transformation necessary to preserve biodiversity can only come from a meeting of science and the public.Regular people must connect with the science if we are to drive the necessary change. It can only happen together.We are all in the knowledge transfer business, approaching it in different ways.
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Visualization as a common design language: connecting art and science

Automation in Construction, 2003
A fundamental problem in the building design process is how best to represent the designed object at different stages in the design process, and how best to interact with the partly designed object to refine and optimize satisfaction and performance.
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Bridges Connecting Art to Science to Art

2017
Catherine Weir, Evans Mandes
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Broken symmetries : tensions and connections between art and science

2010
In respect to the nature and development of scientific knowledge and issues of abstraction and irrationality in science, there is evidence that the fundamental forms of inspiration and origins of methodology are common to both scientific and artistic research. Also, the results of artistic practice, although far more culturally specific and subjective,
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