Sentence examples for humanities and technology from inspiring English sources

Isaacson sees a particular kinship between the men because both worked at the crossroads of "arts and sciences, humanities and technology" — as did Isaacson's earlier subjects, Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein.

THATCamp is an acronym for "The Humanities and Technology Camp". The event was characterized more by what it was not than by what it was.

As a leading figure in both the humanities and technology in India, he established the K. K. Birla Foundation, which gives awards in many fields and focuses not on the English-speaking middle class of urban India, but on the achievements of its rural population.

At the Central New York THAT (The Humanities and Technology) Camp held in Olin Library, there were no official presenters, while participants voted on workshop topics and met in collaborative sessions.

I'm also a Mellon Sawyer Fellow at Boston University this year, participating in a series of seminars on the theme of "Humanities and Technology at the Crossroads". In the fall of 2018, I will join the Department of Philosophy at San Francisco State University as an assistant professor.

Rasmussen: I would very much like to contribute to "innovation through diversity" to help unleash the potential of "one Cornell". For example, I would like to look for opportunities to bring the idea of "radical collaboration" between humanities and technology fields through concrete activities.

This crossroad of humanity and technology is where we will find an ideal future of caring.

CHICAGO — An unruly swarm of cameras, microphones, recording devices and elbows had engulfed Dwyane Wade when an advisory was issued from outside the tangle of humanity and technology.

Right at the end, there is a chilling little duet for humanity and technology, as Cynthia Breazeal, of M.I.T., converses with a sweet-faced, dulcet-voiced robot named Kismet.

Ball explores what these fables reveal about contemporary views on life, humanity and technology as modern science has turned the fantasy of making people into reality.

But it came from the pen of Michael Crichton, responsible for Jurassic Park, which also asked pertinent questions about humanity and technology.