Interviewees

Amanda McDonald Crowley
Australian Network for Art & Technology
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Andres Burbano
Professor, Universidad de los Andes, Columbia
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Anne Nigten
Manager, V2 Lab, Netherlands
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C. Kim
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Chi-Ming Ho
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Chris Salter
Interaction Architect/Co-Director, Sponge, Germany/USA
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David Awschalom
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Diana Domingues
Professor & Coordinator of Graduate Researchers, Semiotics and Communication Graduate Program, University of Caxias Do Sul, Brazil
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Eli Yablonovitch
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Fraser Stoddart
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Heather Maynard
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Hermann Gaub
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Jacquelyn Ford Morie
Associate Director for Creative Development, USC Institute for Creative Technologies, USA
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James Gimzewski
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John Winet
New Media Producer & Researcher
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Lisa Naugle
Assistant Professor, Dance, University of California, Irvine, USA
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Mark Beam
CEO, Creative Disturbance, USA
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Michael Century
Professor, Chair of Arts Department, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA
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Ming Wu
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Nina Czgledy
 Artist, Critical Media, Canada
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Owen Witte
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Prof. Jiang
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Prof. Liao
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Roy Doumani
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Russ Caflisch
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Sam Gambhir
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Sarah Tolbert
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Sha Xin Wei
Assitant Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
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Shimon Weiss
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Slade Gardner
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Victoria Vesna
Media Artist, Chair of Design|Media Arts, UCLA
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Roy Doumani

I don’t have nightmares. I don’t see nightmares coming from it, I see a lot of hard work, but I’m not worried that little things are gonna take over the world and run amok. That doesn’t bother me. The dreams are that we’re able to accomplish – there’s so much that can be – that if we get our priorities right, make the breakthroughs that we need to, and see some of those things take place. Obviously, everyone would like to see – there’s all those mechanical things, there’s everything from nanocarbons – I think you can appreciate the effect those will have on building things, like airplanes, if you have something that is a fraction of the weight of steel, yet is 50-100 times stronger, I mean it doesn’t take much imagination to understand how important that could be, and everything from airplanes to spaceships to buildings that we’re sitting in today. Those are major changes, events that will take place, I think that that’s exciting. Just to see those things take place and continue to move forward. I’m an optimist by nature and what little I can gleam from this, I think the dreams will be big dreams. And the other thing that excites me about it, and you dream about, is the collaboration, and what can come from that collaboration. The results that will come from that I think will be dramatic and it’s wonderful to see that take place, and I think that this particular technology is probably.. that’s the key to its success and I think that that will create or breakdown enormous barriers that are there, so that we will not just see it in nanotechnology, but that collaboration will go on in the other areas as well.