A look into the world of emerging technologies, where computing is not only wearable, but also emotional, squeezable, washable, and edible.

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Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Experimental Music Studio.

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Media Lab faculty and researchers discussed their current work.

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Working with the Yale Medical School, a Media Lab team performed physiological monitoring of the members of the 1998 American Everest Expedition, monitoring climbers both at base camp and while they were climbing, and keeping track of weather conditions; this information was sent from Everest to the United States in near real time.

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Computing left the desktop at this one-day event exploring cyberfashion. The day included a fashion show, panel discussion, and demonstrations of cutting-edge (and stylish!) Wearable computing technology.

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The Brain Opera is an interactive, musical journey into your mind, presented simultaneously in physical and cyberspace. After its European premiere in Vienna, it has travelled around the world, engaging adults and children in the creation of contemporary orchestral music.

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The Junior Summit brings children from all corners of the globe into discussions about some of the world's most pressing issues. It involves children in the design and creation of information technologies, and offers the children a platform to effect real change.

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A Day in the Life of Cyberspace was designed as an online festival: a virtual event that people from all over the world could attend and participate in. The goal was to encourage people to think about the development of cyberspace and its impact on their own lives, and to send in writings and pictures about their experience with this new world. With these contributions we would create a "Portrait of Cyberspace"—a global snapshot of the on-line world, circa autumn of 1995.

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