On September 15, the Brown Institute welcomed Joanna Coles, Hearst’s first Chief Content Officer. Coles spoke to about 100 students on the lawn outside the Mathematics Building on the Columbia
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Art++ wows Cantor, Stanford Daily
Brown’s magic grant team, Art++ is wrapping up their two-year project with a bang. On September 16, an exclusive VIP Reception was held as a preamble to the Cantor Art
Brown welcomes Joanna Coles, September 15 @5:30pm
The Brown Institute is pleased to welcome Joanna Coles, newly named chief content officer at Hearst (pictured above in the construction site that was the Brown Institute 2 years ago). We
Brown to host first Media Innovation Showcase
The Brown Institute will be hosting its first ever Media Innovation Showcase on September 29. We’ll be celebrating another year of stellar Magic Grant projects with presentations, demos, food and
Generating Semantically Precise Scene Graphs from Textual Descriptions for Improved Image Retrieval
Actual results using a popular image search engine (top row) and ideal results (bottom row) for the query a boy wearing a t-shirt with a plane on it. Authors Sebastian
Maneesh Agrawala featured at the Commonwealth Club
As a MacArthur Foundation Genius Grantee, Stanford Brown Director Maneesh Agrawala, together with digital artist Camille Utterback, were welcomed by the Commonwealth Club of California as guest speakers this past week in
Brown Grantee reports on Expanded Panama Canal
Brown Grantee Ana Graciela Mendez, along with Walt Bogdanich and Jacqueline Williams, have written a story on some complications arising following the openeing of Panama’s newest canals, in “Fender Benders
Brown Institute wins Collaboratory Fellows Grant at Columbia
The Brown Institute, alongside the Center for Spatial Research, is pleased to announce our selection as inaugural recipients of Columbia University’s Collaboratory Fellows Grant with Points Unknown: New frameworks for investigation
Brown Institute Makes Magic at Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center
The Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University and the Brown Institute for Media Innovation are pleased to announce the launch of Art++, an augmented reality (AR) mobile app created for art