Berlin 2010

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New - Sharing useful things!

Abstracts - listed in alphabetical order of author
Programme - parallel sessions + presenter
Outline Programme - timings to indicate length of sessions
Keynotes - abstracts for the keynotes

Guidelines for presenters
Room dimensions and plans
Conference dinner

Travel to Berlin
Weather in Berlin
Berlin bits and bobs
Hotel Novotel Berlin Am Tiergarten
Sunday evening

List of participants

Just in case the hard copy version doesn't reach you before the conference here is a pdf version of the conference booklet - it is 97pp long! but contains all the information you should need. I apologise in advance for any errors and omissions.


Cheers, Felix


Keynotes
I am pleased to announce the keynotes for the conference

Philip J Barnard - Augmenting Creativity: bridging between choreography and cognitive science as a case study.

MRC, Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge University, UK.

& Research Advisor at R-Research, Wayne McGregor, Random Dance, Sadler’s Wells, London, UK.

John Carson - The X-Factor: Extending Territories for Art
Head of School of Art, Carnegie Mellon University, USA

Hannah Higginson - Fashion in the future
Fashioning an ethical industry