In 1953, Bowden presented a talk in a symposium on digital computing machines entitled 'Faster than thought' [2].
This has lead Salathé et al. (2012) to introduce the term digital epidemiology.1 The symposium on Digital Epidemiology and its ethical, legal and social implications (DELSI) invited participants to answer the question, if "the use of emerging technologies and digital tools, especially Big Data, present an epistemic shift in epidemiology" (Eckmanns 2015).
Every year at the SIGGRAPH digital arts and technology symposium, the creators of the V-Ray 3D rendering software, Chaos Group, host "V-Ray Days".
If there's one thing nearly every panelist could agree on at Boulder's 2nd annual Digital Media, or DiMe, Symposium, it's that those who can still tell the best story ultimately will come out on top.
This F1000Research channel brings together papers presented at Teaching and Communicating Science in a Digital Age, a Society for Experimental Biology symposium (15 th–17 th December , 2014 London UK) that brought together Higher Education Professionals from more than 10 countries and 5 continents.
This F1000Research channel brings together papers developed from presentations made at Teaching and Communicating Science in a Digital Age, a Society for Experimental Biology symposium involving Higher Education Professionals from across the globe to reflect upon the impact that digital technologies have and will have upon aspects of the communication of science.
The event is an international symposium dedicated to advancing digital imaging.
This year's symposium is called "The Artists Bookk in the Digital Age".
The Symposium has a promising thematic: "How does a digital Earth govern itself?", taking on the large scale design of not-yet-defined and seriously emergent digital entities and geographies that regulate, distribute, manipulate and shift the spaces of political, cultural, social and economic organization.
DiMe recently received a $25,000 grant from the City of Boulder's Arts and Business Collaborative (ABC) grants program, and the funding will help support the expansion of the symposium into a multi-day event with workshops, digital art exhibits and opportunities for collaboration.
