Mick Thompson and Tyler White win Alcatel-Lucent iPad App competition
Mick Thompson and Tyler White took first place and $10,000 in an Alcatel-Lucent contest to develop an iPad app using the Alcatel-Lucent location based service API. The app they made puts your friends (using smart and non-smart phones) on a map using new location-getting techniques and shows the closest Flickr image to their location. Mick (Collecta) and Tyler (Legend Apps) submitted the app named “Peer Peer” – named for it’s verb-noun meaning. For more information about the competition, visit the Alcatel-Lucent website.
KSFR Cinemascope | June 11, 2010
Cinemascope–Interview with Ethan Bach, Jason Goodyear, and Orlando Leibovitz
Monique Anair & Matt Page | June 11, 2010
Monique Anair interviews Ethan Bach, Jason Goodyear, and Orlando Leibovitz about the upcoming interactive performance and installation Retrieving Humanity and the event Off The Rails, which will serve both to raise funds for Retrieving Humanity and to demonstrate to the public some of the technology involved. more…
Albuquerque Journal North | April 30, 2010
$100M for Electric Grid
Keira Hay | April 30, 2010
A group of Massachusetts college students offered some insight Thursday into what it might take for Santa Fe to one day operate its own electricity grid.
Money, for one thing. more…
SantaFe.com | April 27, 2010
Santa Fe Complex Hosts the Sixth “Ignite NM”
Event Calendar | April 27, 2010
The Santa Fe Complex hosts the sixth “Ignite New Mexico,” an event that provides a platform for anyone to share a passion, hobby, or interest. Ignite gives presenters a chance-in five minutes and twenty slides-to share their interests with a group, teaching everyone about something they’re passionate about. more…
Santa Fe New Mexican | April 26, 2010
Santa Fe Complex hosts ‘geek fun night’
Ignite NM offers host of titillating topics at high-speed
Staci Matlock | April 26, 2010
Are jocks smarter than geeks? Why does Viagra’s shape matter? And can Gimmick Rallies make you a better person?
Inquiring minds can find out the answer to each of these titillating questions in only five minutes. That’s all the time presenters at the sixth Ignite NM have to explain their topics and show 20 slides. The fun begins at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Santa Fe Complex. more…
Albuquerque Journal North | April 15, 2010
Students Aid St. Mike’s Plan
Kiera Hay | April 15, 2010
The city of Santa Fe, in a far-reaching quest to revamp St. Michael’s Drive, once mailed residents a survey asking them to share their thoughts on the car-clogged thoroughfare. more…
Santa Fe New Mexican | April 4, 2010
Massachusetts Undergrads Team up with Middle Schoolers to Rethink Traffic Corridor
Staci Matlock | April 4, 2010
East met West earlier this week in more ways than one when several DeVargas Middle School students took time out of class to learn some real-world techniques for data collection from eight Massachusetts college students. more…
KSFR Radio Café | March 22, 2010
Santa Fe Radio Café–Interview with Elaine Bearer
Mary-Charlotte Domandi | March 22, 2010
Mary-Charlotte Domandi interviews Elaine Bearer, one of the key organizers for the “Art and Science of Systems Biology” event scheduled for March 26-27 at the Santa Fe Complex. more…
Santa Fe New Mexican | March 19, 2010
NM Artists, Scientists and Computer Programmers Collaborate on Immersive Videos
Staci Matlock | March 19, 2010
Imagine how fun science homework would be if you could, say, project a digital galaxy around your bedroom, navigate through it like Star Trek’s Hikaru Sulu using your cell phone as the control, and then blast a meteor, virtually, into a planet to see what happens. more…
SantaFe.com | March 17, 2010
The Art and Science of Systems Biology
Arts & Culture | March 17, 2010
Santa Fe Complex will host “The Art and Science of Systems Biology” a two-day public event scheduled for March 26 and 27, at 632 Agua Fria from 4:30 pm on Friday through 9 pm on Saturday. more…
