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  1. Sensory Studies

    Formerly named the Taste Lab, the Sensory Studies research area supports work on sensory studies, and on taste’s relationship to community building, value-making, and cross-cultural dialogue.   Projects Food Without Borders Food Without Borders Sensory St ...

  2. Food Without Borders

    Sensory Studies Related Links Christy Shields Return to Overview Civic Media Lab Project Christy Shields (Communication, Media, and Culture), Beth Grannis (filmmaker and co-founder of Filmmakers without Borders), Madeleine Shorts films and website     Pro ...

  3. Cultural Programs- Chartres Cathedral: A Gothic Treasure

        AH 3091 The Gothic Cathedral Chartres Cathedral is just over an hour from Paris by train. The bulk of the cathedral was rebuilt after a large fire in 1194, from which the relic of the Virgin’s tunic miraculously survived. Less than 30 years later, mos ...

  4. Cultural Program- Chocolate Walk

    Cost: €35 for 2-hour tour (includes tastings) Minimum: 12 participants • Maximum: 20 participants Discover the history of chocolate and why Paris is the capital of fine chocolate. Visit a variety of excellent chocolatiers and learn using all five senses, ...

  5. BALLET AT THE OPERA- BODY AND SOUL

    BODY AND SOUL | PALAIS GARNIER Tuesday, February 15 – 20h00 • 1h40 with 1 interval Cost: €85 – Category 2 tickets Crystal Pite’s second creation for the Paris Opera Ballet, Body and Soul serves up waves of words and gestures which form the material for a ...

  6. International Research Workshop: Early Holocaust Remembrance in the Jewish Press, from the Second World War to the 1960s

    Scholarly works dealing with early Jewish remembrance of the Holocaust have mainly focused on documentation efforts, historiographical writings, testimonies, Yisker-books, commemorations, and monuments, among other topics. In such works, the Jewish press ...

  7. A Reading and Q&A with Sophie Mackintosh, Paris Writer in Residence

    Join us for a reading and conversation with Sophie Mackintosh, a writer based in London. Her debut novel The Water Cure was nominated for the 2018 Man Booker Prize, and her second novel, Blue Ticket, was published in 2020. Praised for its "cool inten ...

  8. Figuring Memory: Social Practices and Collective Transformation with Chana Teeger

    Session 4: Role Playing Racism: History Teaching and the Limits of Experiential Learning Speaker: Chana Teeger, London School of Economics This paper points to the limits of experiential learning when teaching about histories of racism and discrimination. ...

  9. The Ethics of Technological Self-Defense with Speaker David Wright (Director of Trilateral Research)

    The American University of Paris invites you to a talk with David Wright entitled "The Ethics of Technological Self-Defense". This talk is part of the Presidential Lecture Series "Technology and the Human Future" organized by the Offic ...

  10. Faking emotions and a therapeutic role for robots and chatbots: Ethics of using AI in psychotherapy with Speaker Bipin Indurkhya

    The American University of Paris invites you to a talk with Bipin Indurkhya entitled "Faking Emotions and a Therapeutic Role for Robots and Chatbots: Ethics of Using AI in Psychotherapy". This talk is part of the Presidential Lecture Series &quo ...

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