Explore this exhibition to discover how innovators are using 3D printers to turn computer data into physical objects that could change your life. The stories we’ve uncovered focus on the future of industry, medicine and whether 3D printing will change your shopping experience. The exhibit includes work designed by Media Lab professor Neri Oxman.
Upcoming Events
Frequent and varied events—such as lectures, colloquia, symposia, and workshops—play an active role in the continuing vitality and momentum of the Media Lab.
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Oct 09 13 - Jul 10 14
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Mar 28 14 - Sep 29 14
Le Laboratoire, Paris
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 Vocal Vibrations, an original installation and design, invites the public to discover the relationship between sound vibrations stimulated by voice and their effects on human physiology, with sensory, unique and exceptional experience. |
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Apr 23 14 - Apr 27 14
Asheville, North Carolina
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Speaker:
Joseph Paradiso |
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Apr 26 14 - May 01 14
Toronto, Canada
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Apr 28 14
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Speaker:
Daniel McDuff Host/Chair:
Rosalind W. Picard
Participant(s)/Committee:
Jeffrey Cohn Ashish Kapoor Thales Teixeira Emotion is key to the effectiveness of media, whether it be in influencing memory, likability or persuasion. However, the understanding of the role of emotions in media effectiveness has been limited due to the difficulty in measuring emotions in real-life contexts. The lack of understanding of the effects of emotion in media results in large amounts of wasted time, money, and other resources; in this thesis Daniel McDuff presents the first large-scale emotion measurement studies on video advertising, political debates and movies. |
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Apr 29 14
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 Speaker:
Yuri Suzuki Sputniko! Host/Chair:
Hiromi Ozaki
Yuri Suzuki is a sound artist, designer, and electronic musician who produces work that explores the realms of sound through designed pieces. Suzuki was born in Tokyo in 1980. between 1999 and 2005 he worked for Japanese art unit Maywa Denki, where he developed a strong interest in music and technology. In 2005 he moved to London to study at the Royal College of Art. During this time he worked on projects for Yamaha and Moritz Waldemeyer, and after graduating he opened his own studio in London. |
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May 02 14
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 All talks at the Media Lab, unless otherwise noted, are open to the public. This talk follows the Center for Bits and Atoms workshop on Bits ↔ Biology on May 1. Learn more. |
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May 02 14
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Speaker:
Anmol Madan Jukka-Pekka Onnela JP Onnela is an assistant professor in the Department of Biostatistics at the Harvard School of Public Health. He is interested in a broad range of theoretical and applied problems in network science. His current research focuses on statistical and mathematical analysis and modeling of social and biological networks and their connection to human health; development of metrics and methods for network analysis; and online social systems and social media. |
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May 18 14
ICA
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Speaker:
Joseph A. Paradiso |
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May 21 14 - May 22 14
Square Brussels Meeting Center
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Speaker:
Kent Larson |
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