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| * languages: it is necessary to keep specialist languages (scientists must have a way to talk about deep details, artists look more at horizontal scanning, both need to find a way to talk to citizens) | * languages: it is necessary to keep specialist languages (scientists must have a way to talk about deep details, artists look more at horizontal scanning, both need to find a way to talk to citizens) | ||
| * large mission - easy to get lost in, scientists can help with methodological rigour. the artists provide a large, long term vision that scientists might not dare to propose - a way not to stick to the brief. there should be an artist in every scientific project | * large mission - easy to get lost in, scientists can help with methodological rigour. the artists provide a large, long term vision that scientists might not dare to propose - a way not to stick to the brief. there should be an artist in every scientific project | ||
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| + | Roger Torrenti (moderating a discussion) | ||
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| + | * FP7: Creativity unit in CONNECT | ||
| + | * bringing engineers (and engineering to art schools | ||
| + | * how to bring the kind of thinking developed in art& | ||
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