Beer and Gear TV: Web Marketing Tools You Can Use
The New Mexico Tech Council invites you to the second Beer and Gear Northern NM Chapter to explore the ever-changing web marketing. The playing field of Internet marketing has taken on a whole new approach that leverage websites, blogging, webcasting, and search engine optimization. Come find out how you can utilize these powerful tools to maximize your marketing efforts. (You must be 21 to attend.) more…
Cole & Lekden Win Supercomputing Challenge Award
Cole Tufti and Tenzin Tungtok won the Sandia National Laboratories Creativity and Innovation Award at the 19th New Mexico Supercomputer Challenge earlier this month. The students developed a virtual air-hockey game under the mentorship of Stephen Guerin and John Paul Gonzales at Santa Fe Complex. Here’s their YouTube video of the game’s construction: more…
re:MakeIT!
Are you ready for something different in the “city different”? Do you have an idea for kinetic sculpture or interactive installation art: do you make your own music or create your own performances? Would you rather make it than buy it, become the entertainment rather than be entertained? Then we are looking for visionaries like you and your inspired ideas. more…
IgniteSF
The Ignite movement comes to Santa Fe on April 29 with Warholesque fame for anyone wanting to discuss their work in technology & computer science — or anything else on their minds. The hitch? Fame is compressed into a 5 minute video presentation with 20 slides rotating automatically every 15 seconds. If you can meet the challenge, Ignite is for you. more…
Santa Fe Alliance Business Development Workshops
The Santa Fe Alliance will present a Triple Bottom Line workshop, the first in a series of business workshops, Tuesday, April 28 from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Complex. Sponsored by the New Mexico Community Development Loan Fund, the Santa Fe Alliance Business Development Workshops were launched in 2007 in order to present seminars on business-related topics such as marketing, customer service, entrepreneurial tools, licensing, organizational change, and successful business growth. more…
RENew Santa Fe
Sandia and Los Alamos National Labs are working in concert with local energy businesses and WildEarth Guardians to develop a program that will chart the course for renewable energy development in Santa Fe. Ultimately, the REnew Project will produce a series of computer simulation models that will chart various energy scenarios for Santa Fe and provide a series of complimenting road maps for renewable energy implementation. This initial meeting will begin the process for the RENew effort. more…
Vasulkas Come to Manipulated Image
Video icons, and long time Santa Feans, Steina and Woody Vasulka will present their work at the next Manipulated Image, at the Santa Fe Complex, including live interactive video by Steina. Get a glimpse of history from the people that made it, as they give their insights and reflections on the significant moments in the chronicles of video art, and point the way to the future. (Visit the Vasulka archives for more information on Woody and Steina.) more…
NGO Meet Up
You are invited to attend the second in a series of participatory dialogues for NGOs to work together to overcome challenges and better help our community. This brainstorming session will focus on action-able items to do in 2009: collaborations, trainings, resource exchanges, upcoming events, etc. more…
Johann Bollen’s Map of Knowledge
After articles in the Santa Fe New Mexican and the New York Times, we catch up with Johan Bollen’s map of knowledge and the paths it tracks across art, science and the humanities. more…
Crossroads in Medicine: When HIV Doesn’t Lead to AIDS and Stem Cells Are Made by Man
Statistical physics and cell biology are the latest seemingly-different scientific fields that may combine to offer insights into human health and medicine. Arup K. Chakraborty, the Robert T. Haslam Professor of Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, and Biological Engineering at MIT, examines the latest research in these fields on Tuesday, April 21 in this month’s installment of the q-bios lecture series. more…
