COLLOQUIUM SCIENCE MEETS ART/Klaus Mainzer/Thanasis Fokas
Organization:
Ioannis Liritzis, Dean of Class IV
Violeta Dinescu, Dean of Class III
ARTS : Klaus Mainzer: Symmetry and Symmetry breaking in Science and Arts.
Klaus Mainzer: President of the EASA. Philosopher of science studies the foundations and future perspectives of science and technology. He focuses on mathematic basic research and computer modeling of science and technology and he is known as a researcher of complexity with a focus on complex systems, algorithms and artificial intelligence in science and society.
SCIENCE: Thanasis Fokas: Perception as an inverse problem: from awareness to re-representations.
Presentation: Perception as a solution of an inverse problem
Summary: Perception as the solution of an inverse problem
Thanasis Fokas: Professor, Chair of Nonlinear Mathematical Science, University of Cambridge Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics; Adjunct Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Practice and Biomedical Engineering Practice, University of Southern California. Member of the Academy of Athens, Greece; Member of Class IV, EASA.
