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"Great scientists are like great artists. They have a vision of the world," said Don Ingber of the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University, during the opening session of the 2015 National Academies Keck Futures Initiative conference.
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Half of the conference participants were scientists and half were artists. As in previous years, participants were divided into small groups and asked to address such problems as using art to influence environmental monitoring, and music and dance to engage human collaboration in different ways.
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Yet there's much to be learned by plumbing the depths of discomfort. Dancer and choreographer Liz Lerman challenged conference participants to do just that when she had the full group engage in what amounted to improvised dance among amateurs.
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" was another comment. The twin ideas of turning to one's body and embracing discomfort found homes in some of the work the challenge groups presented.
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