MIT Museum Professional Shares Interactive Projects Currently in the Works
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Ann Neumann will walk the group through interactive projects she has shepherded at the MIT Museum, which use prototypes to engage the public with CRISPR, machine learning, and sensory neuroscience. She asks whether a museum can serve as infrastructure for public experimentation rather than simply a room to walk through.
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What if a museum worked less like a warehouse for finished objects and more like a lab where the experiment is still running? Ann Neumann is the Director of Galleries and Exhibitions at MIT Museum, and led its 2022 move into a new 56,000-square-foot space in Kendall Square. Ann will walk the group through the multiple interactive projects she's shepherded at the MIT Museum. These projects work as prototypes for engaging the public with technologies like CRISPR, machine learning, and sensory neuroscience. Through it all, she asks: can a museum work as infrastructure for public experimentation,…
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