Pushing the boundaries of human knowledge and capability has never been a frictionless endeavor. Whether barriers are scientific or technological, or whether they’re exemplified by broader cultural and social challenges faced by scientists, engineers, and mathematicians, they are united in being the dramatic engine of many fascinating, complex narratives in film and television — including this year's SALLY. In this talk, storytellers and scientists delve into the art and science of breaking barriers.
Supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
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| Wendy Calhoun
Panelist | Cady Coleman
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| Chao-ting Wu
Panelist | Nicole Perlman
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| Cristina Costantini
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