Mila-B21 Showcase #2

• Neil Roy Choudhury (MEng, Sustainable Engineering & Design)
  → Wandering: An Exploration of Time, Space, and Being
• Emily Nobes (MSc, Physics)
  → Toward an Effective Critical Theory of Technological Advancement
• Ahmed Abrar Shayor (PhD, Mechanical Engineering)
  → The Philosophy of Biomaterial Design
• Annette Hong Kim (MEd, Inclusive Education)
  → The Spiral: Ritual for Diasporic Grief and Radical Hope
• Matthew Band (MSc, Electrical Engineering)
  → Sublime, Subliminal Resonance
• Cristina Batalla (Master of Urban Planning)
  → Exploring the Temporalities of Love and Grief Through the Art of the Handwritten Letter
• Olivia Buchbinder (MA, Art History)
  → Flesh Intelligence: Embodiment, Augmentation, and the Soft Machine
• Nina Zepcan (Master of Information Science)
  → That’s the Way I Waggle: Forager Bee Communication as Information Organization
• Julia Smith (MA, English)
  → Ocean Anomalies
• Gabriela Flaschberger (BA Honours, International Development Studies)
  → Symbolic Control: How Youth Cope with Digital Overload Through Curated Consumption
• David Austin (PhD, Computer Science)
  → Model Utility vs. Legibility in Society
• Alexa Di Pede (PhD, Neuroscience)
  → In Sync
• Lina Ed-Doumi (BSc, Immunology & Neuroscience)
  → Brain Wiring for Self-Construction
• Shira Abramovich (PhD, Computer Science)
  → Expansive Translation
• David Medcalfe (Master of Information Studies)
  → When Nations Become Networks
• Yan Theriault (Master of Information Studies)
  → Playful Encounters with Organizing Systems
• Chloe Wei (BSc, Neuroscience)
  → Untangling Resistance to Change
• Karthikeyan Swaminathan (Staff, Industry Liaison — DNA to RNA Initiative)
  → Soil <> Synapse
• Jaleh Ebrahimi (PhD Candidate, Islamic Studies — Women & Gender Studies)
  → Beings Beyond Human Time
• Onur Kocer (MSc, Computer Science)
  → What if humans are just early AI?

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Building 21 is McGill University's interdisciplinary idea lab. We are an experiment in new, innovative, and beautiful ways to approach the university experience—an open lab where curious minds from all levels and disciplines are invited to collaborate, to think, and to dream together outside the traditional confines of their areas of study and expertise.

Since 2017, students, faculty, and staff at McGill University have come to Building 21 to work with like-minded talents from across our campuses, and freely explore ideas and projects they may otherwise not have had the opportunity to. This is a place where students, faculty and staff can re-experience, re-model, re-build, and re-invent the entire edifice of higher education.

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