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Keine Chance für Industriepiraten und Co
from Fraunhofer Presseinformationen
(2014/2/10 8:00)
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Künftig sollen sich Produktionsanlagen untereinander abstimmen und Maschinen häufiger aus der Ferne gewartet werden. Doch kein Firmenchef möchte riskieren, Industriespionage und Sabotage durch unsichere Netze Tür und Tor zuöffnen. Eine neue Entwicklung bietet besonders hohe Sicherheit. Auf der Messe embedded world vom 25. bis 27. Februar in Nürnberg stellen Forscher das System vor (Halle 5, Stand 5-250).
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TDPS presents Philip Kan Gotanda?s After the War Blues from March 7-16
from UC Berkeley Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies
(2014/2/8 3:33)
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The Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies continues its 2014 Main Stage season with Philip Kan Gotanda?s After the War Blues , running March 7-16 in Zellerbach Playhouse.
War does many things to us ? it can make us question our government, question what it means to be an American, and question where we belong. After the War Blues takes place in the aftermath of World War II, when several communities intersected in San Francisco?s Western Addition District: Japanese-Americans returning from internment camps, African-Americans who had come to San Francisco looking for work, White southern migrants looking for economic opportunity and Russian Jews arriving in this country in the wake of the war. During a time when resources were limited, the characters struggle to get along and find their place in this new cultural mix. Says Gotanda, ?The play asks – how do you begin to bridge all these different communities, and ultimately, can you??
After the W ...
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Performance Studies Doctoral Candidate Naomi Bragin Wins TDR: The Drama Review?s 2013 Student Essay
from UC Berkeley Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies
(2014/2/7 3:27)
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Naomi Bragin
TDPS is pleased to announce that Performance Studies doctoral candidate Naomi Bragin is co-winner of TDR: The Drama Review’s 2013 Student Essay Contest for “Shot and Captured: Turf Dance, YAK Films, and the Oakland, California, R.I.P. Project.” The essay will be published in the journal?s Summer 2014 issue.
Turfing is an improvisation-based hood dance style created in West Oakland, in the early 90?s. ? There are particular ways of moving in turf style, even when it incorporates moves from other hip-hop dance styles,? says Bragin. ?The movements tend to be abstract but they express pain and joy in ways that reflect a larger understanding of blackness and at the same time speak particularly to black life in neighborhoods of Oakland and the Bay Area.?
?The article focuses on YouTube broadcast turf dance memorials created by and for black Oakland youth whose deaths go unreported in mainstream news media,? says Bragin. ?I use th ...
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Science&Society Undergraduate Research Symposium Info
from UC Berkeley Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies
(2014/2/6 3:59)
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Call for undergraduate paper & artwork submissions : 600 word abstracts due February 21 st for the second annual UC Berkeley Science & Society Undergraduate Research Symposium , fractured natures: disrupting the divides between ?Science? & ?Society” . Undergraduates interested in interdisciplinary studies of science and society are encouraged to apply. The symposium welcomes critical papers, poetry, film, multimedia projects, and experimental forms. We seek submissions that engage with aspects of science, medicine, or technology while paying careful attention to issues relating to (but not limited to) race, gender, sexuality, ability, class, or historical and social contexts. The event will take place March 14 th .
Hosted by the UC Berkeley Center for Science, Technology, Medicine and Society, The Doreen B. Townsend Center for the Humanities, Townsend Center Coursethreads, and the Department of Gender & Women’s Studies.
For information, g ...
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Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship: Call for Applications
from UC Berkeley Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies
(2014/2/6 3:55)
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Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) Call for Applications 2014
Deadline: February 28, 2014
A Fellowship for Arts & Humanities and Social Science Undergraduate Students
The Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) program at UC Berkeley targets students with exceptional academic promise and potential for academic careers that will contribute to diversity and equal opportunity in the academy.
Benefits: Stipends, travel grants, research funds, loan repayments and so much more!
For complete information,
visit the UC Berkeley MMUF Website:
http://mellonmays.berkeley.edu/
For questions contact Siti Keo, skeo@berkeley.edu , (510) 642-2541
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Portland Playhouse?s 2014-15 Apprentice Company Applicants Wanted!
from UC Berkeley Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies
(2014/2/6 3:50)
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Actors, Directors, Designers, Stage Managers APPLY NOW!
WORK WITH US
Portland Playhouse provides emerging artists with professional experience and training. Apprentices work 20 hours/week in various production areas: marketing, development, literary, casting, and education. The Apprenticeship begins in mid-August and runs through mid-June. The Apprenticeship is free and has no stipend, housing may be provided.
CREATE WITH US
Apprentices devote 20 hours/week to their specific craft: acting, design, directing, and stage management. Acting work includes Movement (Suzuki & Viewpoints), Voice, Scene Study, Community Engagement, and Devising for Ensembles. Designers, a director and stage manager focus on a single year-long mentorship. Apprentices benefit from the small-group, select nature of the program, working closely with teachers and fellow ensemble members to maximize their year of training. In addition to the conservatory-style training, Apprentices learn through ...
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Diätkur für Infrarotkameras
from Fraunhofer Presseinformationen
(2014/2/3 17:30)
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Ob als Fahrerassistenzsystem im Auto oder für die Bauthermografie: Infrarot-Sensoren bieten vielfältige Einsatzmöglichkeiten. Eine neue Testkamera unterstützt künftig die Produktentwicklung dieser Detektoren.
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Länger selbstständig leben
from Fraunhofer Presseinformationen
(2014/2/3 17:30)
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Alleinstehende Senioren leben riskant: Nach einem Sturz liegen sie oft mehrere Stunden am Boden, bevor ihre missliche Lage entdeckt wird. Ein Sensorsystem erkennt solche Notsituationen automatisch und alarmiert Angehörige, Nachbarn oder Pfleger.
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Kurzmeldungen
from Fraunhofer Presseinformationen
(2014/2/3 17:30)
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Digitaler Expressservice für die Patientenakte +++ Restlebensdauer von Kraftwerken vorhersagen
+++ RFID-Armband identifizert Waren schnell und berührungslos
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Schweißdrüsen heilen Wunden
from Fraunhofer Presseinformationen
(2014/2/3 17:30)
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Aus eigenen Schweißdrüsen können Stammzellen gewonnen werden, die sich besonders gut zur Wundheilung eignen. Sie bilden Hautzellen und managen den Heilungsprozess. Der Körper stößt sie nicht ab und sie können ambulant entnommen werden.
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