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Documentary

A documentary that sums up the spirit and the activities of the Intercontinental Academia

13 young researchers from around the world

13 young researchers from around the world

New formats

A pioneering project by Ubias - University-Based Institutes for Advanced Studies

São Paulo skyline from USP

First phase of the Intercontinental Academia hosted in São Paulo 

Welcome from Nagoya

Welcome from Nagoya

Participants of the Intercontinental

Context Axis: relationships between USP and the megalopolis

16 talks about different aspects of "time"

16 talks about different aspects of "time"

Workshop with Brazilian Minister of Education, Renato Janine Ribeiro

Workshop with Brazilian Minister of Education, Renato Janine Ribeiro

The Future of the Universities

Presidents of Brazilian universities discussing the future of higher education

Coursera

Designing a MOOC on time with Course Success Team of Coursera

Closing report

The young researchers presenting the conclusion of the project's first phase

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1 st Intercontinental Academia: An Interdisciplinary Collaborative Study on Time

Documentaries that sum up the spirit and the activities of the Intercontinental Academia 

Produced by a group of audiovisual rapporteurs during each phase of the program, the videos are an artistic point of view over the meetings held by the project. Watch the films that shortly report the first edition of the Intercontinental Academia in São Paulo (March, 2015) and in Nagoya (March, 2016).

News on talks and activities

Talk with Till Roenneberg April 21, 2015

Conference Discusses the Social Jet Lag Syndrome


The modern lifestyle has led many individuals to develop what chronobiologist Till Roenneberg defined as “social jet lag” syndrome.

Talk with Takao Kondo - April 22, 2015

Discerning the Biological Clock of Single-Celled Organisms


The biological processes of most living beings are governed by the circadian clock, a natural timepiece that adjusts internal vital rhythms to external environmental rhythms, regulating cellular metabolic activity according to cycles of light and dark.


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Critical reports about the event

Nikki Moore and David Gange

Reflections on Time – 13 young researchers take on a multidisciplinary approach and prepare for the future


In their closing report, the young scholars presented a very cohesive and ambitious proposal of what we can expect to see in Japan. 

Talk with Massimo Canevacci - April 27, 2015

Kairos encounters Chronos. The ubiquity of ethnography for achieving spacetimes in digital cultures


Last talk was special to reflect about the multiplicity of topics that were treated in the previous expositions and, as Jorge Luis Borges says, the “ubiquitous problem of time”.  

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Videos 

video Karl-khol

Talk with Karl-Heinz Kohl


Concepts of time across the cultures: an anthropological view 
What people understand by “time” – if an equivalent to the english term exists at all – is always culturally embedded. 

video Eliezer Rabinovici

Talk with Eliezer Rabinovici


Constructing Time In Physics - Attempts 
How physicists have been attempting to come to grips with the experience of a time and it's flow. This will involve glimpses at the concepts discovered and developed to study large and small time scales. Such ideas includes Unified theories and String theory.

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Photos

University Axis

University Axis Album 

Talk with Tiago Quental and Gylvan Meira Filho, mediated by Vera Lucia Imperatriz-Fonseca - April 22Time Axis Talks Album 

 

 

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