Flow
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The symposium comprised a series of sessions, each featuring two speakers: a scientist and an artist or immersive-reality practitioner. The speakers first presented their approaches and then reviewed the existing and prospective links between their domains of expertise. Following each session, generous time will be devoted to questions from the audience.

Morning
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1. `Guvenc Ozel <ozel.html>`_ on kinetic architecture
2. `Tom Albright <albright.html>`_ on neuroscience and architecture
3. Ozel & Albright
4. `Alex McDowell <mcdowell.html>`_ on world building
5. Albright & McDowell
6. `Michael Kubovy <kubovy.html>`_ and the ontology of lives
7. McDowell & Kubovy
8. `Nonny  De La Pena <nonny.html>`_ and immersive journalism

Afternoon
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9. `Don Hoffman <hoffman.html>`_ on human perception as a user interface
#. `Perry Hoberman <hoberman.html>`_ on technologies of immersion
#. Hoffman & Hoberman
#. `Sergei Gepshtein <gepshtein.html>`_ on the boundaries of visible
#. Hoberman & Gepshtein
#. `Joe Unger <unger.html>`_ on design of interaction
#. Gepshtein & Unger
#. `Howard Poizner <poizner.html>`_ on movement in immersive worlds
#. Unger & Poizner
#. `Ian Dallas <dallas.html>`_ and design of a minimalist world
#. Poizner & Dallas

#. Conclusions

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