Imaginary Science: Experiments & Collaborations in Science/Art: Jeremy Speed Schwartz at TEDxBuffalo

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Channel: TEDx Talks · 2013 · Nonprofits & Activism

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Jeremy Speed Schwartz is an animator and artisan programmer focused on crossovers between science and art. As a founding member of The League of Imaginary Scientists, he has traversed wormholes at the Museum of Contemporary Art, discovered the surface of Mars in Ireland with NASA geologists and dived into the Aquifer with the Memphis Ground Water Institute. Jeremy resides in Hornell, N.Y. and is a professor of Digital Media and Animation at Alfred State College.

More on the League of Imaginary Scientists: http://imaginaryscience.org/

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