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--> RSVP to this event With the integration of technology and shifting guest preferences, the hospitality industry is changing rapidly. In the next five years, it’s expected to change even more. The labor force is evolving as well. This webcast will explore what these changes mean for the hospitality industry’s workforce. A panel of faculty and industry experts will discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the workforce, what can be done now to better prepare for the future, and the leadership skills needed to get us there. This webcast is part of a series presented by the Center for Hospitality Research, celebrating hospitality thought leadership and the Nolan School of Hotel Administration’s 100th Anniversary. Speakers and Presenters Featured Speakers: J.D. Barnes, vice president, global workforce innovation & optimization, Hilton Katherine Grass, chief executive officer, Optii Tashlin Lakhani, assistant professor, Cornell Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration Vincent Slaugh, assistant professor, Cornell Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration Moderator: J. Bruce Tracey, Kenneth and Marjorie Blanchard Professor of Human Resource Management, Cornell Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration Organizer Center for Hospitality Research Cornell University

--> RSVP to this event Health systems, including hospitals, are on the frontlines of climate change, bearing the costs of increasing disease burdens and more frequent extreme weather events while simultaneously inadvertently contributing to negative environmental and climate-related impacts. The goal of this course is to equip federal, regional and local health systems planners, hospital administrators, long-term care/community care professionals, emergency planners, sustainability officers, public health officials, health practitioners, and others with the knowledge and tools needed to prepare for climate change. This includes how to apply best practices to assess health system vulnerabilities and adaptation options, measure and monitor the climate resilience and environmental sustainability of health systems, and undertake health system greening, all while integrating health equity and undertaking broad stakeholder engagement. The course will consist of bi-weekly (Tuesday and Thursday) live-virtual 90-minute sessions, offered in English and Spanish through live interpretation. Each session will consist of 40 minutes of “theory/foundation” followed by 1-2 case studies, presenting health authority actions across the Americas. There will be a live question and answer which will be monitored by the program team and questions will be consolidated and addressed to expert lecturers. Resources such as frameworks and suggested readings will be provided to all course participants following each session. Video recordings will be available following each session for asychronous view. Speakers and Presenters Carolyn Tateishi, Director, Climate Change and Innovation Bureau, Health Canada Cecilia Sorensen, MD, Director, GCCHE Elizabeth Schenk, PhD, RN, Executive Director of Environmental Stewardship at Providence Avriel Rose Diaz, Executive Director Walking Palms Global Health Dr. Courtney Howard, Emergency Physician Organizer Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health

--> RSVP to this event This panel joins together the fields of medicine, magic, and ethics. We will explore how misinformation and disinformation about health is created and spread, and how expectation violation theory, a theory of communication that analyzes how individuals respond to unanticipated violations of social norms and expectations, can help to counteract these narratives. The panel will also discuss what can be learned from magicians, who are often seen as ethical disinformation designers. Panelists will point to how magic acts as fertile ground to approach the topics of misinformation and disinformation in safe, gentle ways. Finally, we will dive into how illusions shed light on the larger implications of neuroethics and epistemic injustice in the future. Speakers and Presenters Introduction: Carmel Shachar, Executive Director, Petrie-Flom Center Jeanette Andrews, Magician, Artist, and Speaker (Affiliate Alumni, metaLAB (at) Harvard) Dr. Ross McKinney, Chief Scientific Officer and Senior Medical Scientist, Association of American Medical Colleges Jay Olson, PhD, Behavioural Science Fellow, Government of Canada Moderator: Stephen P. Wood, MS, ACNP-BC. Visiting Fellow, Harvard Law School: Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology and Bioethics Organizer Harvard Law School Program on Law and History, the Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics, with support from the Oswald DeN. Cammann Fund at Harvard University.

--> RSVP to this event This hybrid event will be a panel discussion between R. Glenn Hubbard, Dean Emeritus and Russell L. Carson Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia University; and David Autor, Ford Professor and Margaret MacVicar Faculty Fellow, MIT Department of Economics. It will be moderated by M-RCBG Senior Fellow Aparna Mathur. Refreshments will be served for those joining us in person in Malkin Penthouse (4th floor Littauer). Others should register to join us remotely via Zoom. Speakers and Presenters R. Glenn Hubbard, Dean Emeritus and Russell L. Carson Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia University David Autor, Ford Professor and Margaret MacVicar Faculty Fellow, MIT Department of Economics Moderator: M-RCBG Senior Fellow Aparna Mathur Organizer Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government

--> RSVP to this event The influence of rural vs urban contexts on education is a strong research theme (van Maarseveen, 2021; Zhang, 2017) but there is less research around rurality as a complex geopolitical, geosocial and cultural issue (Czerniewicz and Brown 2014). Rurality is not only a physical, geographical description; it intersects with other key cultural and socio-economic factors including ethnicity, race and class (Liebowitz, 2017) and is a highly politicised concept. This public lecture presents alternative perspectives on rurality in globalised higher education by engaging with international doctoral research theses focusing on this field. Using secondary data analysis of theses held in the digital EThOS collection at the British Library, I argue that data gathered from international doctoral theses can constitute Southern knowledge or the ‘view-from-below’ (Connell 2007, 221) and can provide unique and emic insights into complex local contexts. The analysis of 30 international doctoral theses on rurality from three different continents underlined the influence of ideologies and political contexts in relation to access to higher education. Themes included minoritisation and deficit models applied to rural students in higher education; intersectional disadvantages in access to higher education; the impact of structures and institutions on reproducing disadvantage in higher education (Montgomery, 2020). The theses indicated that the roots and branches of inequalities are strong in the context of rurality and these intersect with class, ethnicity, gender and languages. Rural marginalisation is not a condition solely of ‘the South’, however, and contexts of rurality can magnify existing disadvantage wherever they may be. Speakers and Presenters Professor Catherine Montgomery, Faculty of Social Sciences and Health, Durham University, UK Organizers Oxford University

--> RSVP to this event How investors can become key change agents in accelerating the transition towards sustainability. During this online event, we are presenting an Investment Philosophy that proposes a new approach for financing transformation and long-term system change. The philosophy strives to inspire and mobilise public and private investors to recognise and activate their role as change agents for accelerating a just transition towards sustainability. The Investment Philosophy has been developed as part of the Deep Transitions project, hosted at Utrecht University (The Netherlands) and the University of Sussex (United Kingdom). In this project, an interdisciplinary research team, consisting of historians, sustainability transition scholars, economists, and innovation experts, collaborated with the Global Investors Panel, a cohort of 18 public and private investors, who seek transformative change. Speakers and Presenters Professor Johan Schot (founder of the Deep Transitions research project) and Roberta Benedetti del Rio (Senior advisor for Just Climate and co-chair of the Global Investors Panel). Organizer This launch event is brought to you by the Deep Transitions project and is hosted by Utrecht University and the University of Sussex.

Visión360 Presenta: Hablando de Semiótica con el Maestro Roberto Briceño Figueras Investigador, académico y director escénico mexicano. Profesor/Investigador asociado C en la Facultad de Filosofía Dr. Samuel Ramos Magaña y en la Facultad Popular de Bellas Artes FPBA, ambas de la Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo UMSNH. Desde 1995 es director y coordinador de la asociación Teatral Contrapeso. Lunes 26 de septiembre a las 8pm, hora del centro Página manuscrita de los apuntes de Charles Sanders Peirce, padre de la semiótica moderna SEMIÓTICA (Wikipedia) Semiótica es el estudio de los signos, y la forma en que los humanos los crean. Un signo es cualquier cosa que comunique un mensaje, que debe interpretarse por el receptor. Es una rama de la filosofía que trata de los sistemas de comunicación dentro de las sociedades humanas, estudiando las propiedades generales de los sistemas de signos, como base para la comprensión de toda actividad humana. Aquí, se entiende por signo un objeto o evento presente que está en lugar de otro objeto o evento ausente, en virtud de un cierto código. El Maestro Briceño ha enseñado a sus estudiantes de filosofía por más de 20 años a utilizar la semiótica como herramienta de análisis a través de su curso de último año: Semiótica de la Cultura. EJEMPLOS Semiotics for beginners What is Semiotics and Why is it Important? What is Semiotics? In the film They Live the lead character ‘Nada’ finds a set of sunglasses that allow him to decode the messages hidden in billboards and products all around him. Similar to those sunglasses, semiotics is a powerful tool that can help you more clearly understand the world around you… Acompáñanos haciendo click aquí: Vision 360 lunes 26 de septiembre O conéctate con el meeting ID: 870 8725 2 6974 Este programa está organizado por el grupo Ergo Sum, el cual se formó para crear foros de discusión donde gente con deseos de continuar aprendiendo se reúne a pensar y discutir temas de arte y cultura, historia, ciencia, tecnología, economía, política, y sus intersecciones.

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Segunda edición, organizado por el Gobierno del Estado de Hidalgo, México, en colaboración con la Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores de México, el Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACYT) y la OEA. Link de registro para el evento: https://www.comcytcentral.org/prospecta-americas-2022 ACERCA DEL EVENTO El objetivo de Prospecta Américas es compartir buenas prácticas y experiencias por parte de expertos regionales en prospectiva tecnológica, apoyar el desarrollo de capacidades, generar proyectos conjuntos de colaboración y mejorar la apropiación social del conocimiento de 10 tecnologías transformadoras identificadas como prometedoras para la región, como Internet de las Cosas, Blockchain, Realidad Virtual y Aumentada, Inteligencia Artificial, Computación Cuántica, Robótica, Manufactura 3D y 4D, Biología Sintética, Ingeniería Biomédica y Nuevos Materiales Nano Estructurados. La segunda edición de Prospecta Américas se celebrará los 18 y 19 de mayo de 2022 en formato híbrido, alternando intervenciones en línea y en persona en Pachuca, México. La Agenda contempla la realización de 10 talleres especializados sobre los últimos estudios y avances en las áreas de prospectiva tecnología y tecnologías transformadoras en la región. También se abordarán a través de conferencias magistrales y paneles temas como: Transformación y Gobernanza Digital; el Futuro de la Economía; la Fuerza Laboral del Futuro; el Futuro de la Salud y de la Medicina; y la Humanidad 2.0, con intervenciones de varios expert@s sobre estos temas provenientes de Centros de Excelencia en innovación en la región. AGENDA PRELIMINAR *Los horarios reflejados en esta Agenda son del Centro de México (UTC -5)* JUEVES 19 DE MAYO DE 2022 8:45 – 9:00 Registro - PCYTH LOBBY *Seminario disponible en formato presencial y virtual* 9:00 – 9:45 Conferencia Magistral “Blockchain: Usos no Financieros” - PCYTH EDIFICIO TECNOLOGÍA • Adrián Díaz, Centro Jurídico Nacional para el Libre Comercio Interamericano (Kozolchyk National Law Center), Experto en Blockchain (presencial) 9:45 – 10:45 Short Talks “Transformación Digital y el Futuro de las Américas” Gobernanza Digital - PCYTH EDIFICIO TECNOLOGÍA • David Oliva, Asesor Externo de la Dirección General del CONACYT de México, Fundador y Asesor Principal de Educación, Investigación e Innovación en EUMex-Connect (presencial) Realidad Virtual y Realidad Aumentada - PCYTH EDIFICIO TECNOLOGÍA • Arantxa Guillen, Policy Programs Manager at Meta for Latin America and the Caribbean (virtual) Tecnologías Transformadoras y Emprendimiento - PCYTH EDIFICIO TECNOLOGÍA • Lovaan Superville, Instituto Nacional de Educación Superior, Investigación, Ciencia y Tecnología (NIHERST), Trinidad y Tobago (virtual) Internet de las Cosas • Google México (presencial) Moderadora: Maryse Robert, Directora del Departamento de Desarrollo Económico, SEDI/OEA 10:45 – 11:45 Panel “Centros de Excelencia de Prospecta Américas en tecnologías transformadoras para las Américas” - PCYTH EDIFICIO TECNOLOGÍA • Alonso Huerta, Director General, Consejo de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación de Hidalgo (CITNOVA), México (presencial) • Reynaldo Villareal, Director del Centro AUDACIA en Inteligencia Artificial y Robótica, Universidad Simón Bolívar, Colombia (virtual) • Walter Estrada López, Director Encargado del Centro de Materiales Avanzados y Nanotecnología, Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería, Lima, Perú (virtual) Moderador: César Parga, Jefe, Sección de Competitividad, Innovación y Tecnología, Departamento de Desarrollo Económico, SEDI/OEA (presencial) 11:45 – 12:00 Break - PCYTH 12:00 – 13:00 Short Talks “Nanosatelites y Robótica Espacial” - PCYTH EDIFICIO TECNOLOGÍA • Luis Velasco, Ingeniero Espacial, NASA Jet Propulsion Lab, NASA – Zero Gravity (presencial) • Gustavo Medina Tanco, Jefe del Laboratorio de Instrumentación Espacial (LINX), Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares, UNAM, México (virtual) Moderador: Fernando Guzmán, Ingeniero, Soletop, Corea del Sur (presencial) 13:00 – 15:00 Break comida libre 15:00 – 16:00 Panel “Humanidad 2.0” - PCYTH EDIFICIO TECNOLOGÍA • Christian Peñaloza, Managing Director and Principal Investigator of Mirai Innovation Research Institute, Japan-Mexico (presencial) • Andrea Escobedo, Professional Senior de Asuntos Regulatorios y con Gobierno, IBM México (virtual) • Omar Costilla-Reyes, Investigador Científico en el Laboratorio de Ciencias de la Computación e Inteligencia Artificial (CSAIL) del Massachussets Institute of Technology (MIT), Estados Unidos (virtual) Moderador: José Franco López, FísicoInvestigador, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Ex Vicepresidente de la Academia Nacional de Ciencias de México (presencial) 16:00 – 17:00 Panel “El futuro de la medicina y la salud” - PCYTH EDIFICIO TECNOLOGÍA • Natacha de Paola, Professora de Ingeniería Biomédica, Directora IDMET (Illinois Tech Digital Medical Engineering and Technology Research & Education Center), Illinois Institute of Technology (virtual) • Luis Eduardo Fernández, Cofundador y CEO en TINC CMMS, México (presencial) Moderadora: Brenda Valderrama Blanco, Secretaria de Vinculación del Instituto de Biotecnología de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) (presencial) 17:00 – 17:30 Conclusiones y Ceremonia de Clausura - PCYTH EDIFICIO TECNOLOGÍA • Lamán Carranza Ramírez, Titular de la Unidad de Planeación y Prospectiva del Estado de Hidalgo, México (presencial) • Maryse Robert, Directora del Departamento de Desarrollo Económico, SEDI/OEA (virtual)