Tag Archives: science

Zen of Teaching Interview with Trace Jordan

Posted on March 15, 2013 by Antonio Vantaggiato

Tweet [NYU, June 2012] Like with previous interviews, the awesome Gabriela Rivera Torrado has carefully reviewed the video and summarized its most important points here. Trace Jordan is a scientist and distinguished professor at New York University (NYU). He is … Continue reading →

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Rasperry Pi, not Pie

Posted on May 4, 2012 by Antonio Vantaggiato

Tweet Doing a bit of backlog reading of @dreig’s posts at El Caparazón, I just viewed this video. Watch it, buy the Raspberry Pi for $25, because it is a full computer with HDMI output and join the Scratch community … Continue reading →

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Chicken, Chicken, Chicken: Mother of all Presentations

Posted on September 29, 2011 by Antonio Vantaggiato

Tweet Everyone was laughing, except me. Since 2007, when Doug Zongker, a software engineer at Google, published a seminal paper honoring those who had suffered going through an inscrutable scientific talk, and made a memorable presentation. I mean, how is … Continue reading →

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Acuarelas inéditas de Agustín Stahl

Posted on February 9, 2011 by Antonio Vantaggiato

Tweet La Universidad del Sagrado Corazón y el Smithsonian Institution tienen el placer de invitarles a la apertura de la exposición “Acuarelas inéditas de Agustín Stahl” en la Sala de Artes A de la USC: el jueves, 10 de febrero … Continue reading →

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Faulty new-age reasoning?

Posted on August 21, 2010 by Antonio Vantaggiato

Tweet I’m going to use a sentence from a person I admire and follow, whose work I am fond of. Thus I am not disclosing the name. Still there are too many new-age-like thoughts that need to be uncovered and … Continue reading →

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