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X-WR-CALNAME:Three L.A.S.E.R. talks: Anthropology\, Fiber Bioelectronics\, 
 Precision Health
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DESCRIPTION:The LASERs (Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous) are an int
 ernational program of evening gatherings that bring artists and scientists
  together for informal presentations and conversation with an audience. Th
 is evening\,  chaired by professor Curtis Frank\, will feature these talks
 :\n\n- Tanya Luhrmann (Stanford Anthropology) on "Voices"\n\n- Muhammad Kh
 atib (Stanford Chemical Engineering) on "Fiber Bioelectronics for Precisio
 n Medicine"\n\n- Nitya Thakkar (Stanford Medicine) on "AI for Precision He
 alth"\n\nTanya Marie Luhrmann is a Professor in the Stanford Anthropology 
 Department whoserecent work has been on voices\, visions\, felt presence a
 nd other remarkable events in psychiatric illness and in religious experie
 nce. She was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2003\
 , received a John Guggenheim Fellowship award in 2007\, and was elected to
  the American Philosophical Society in 2022. Her books include Persuasions
  of the Witch’s Craft\, The Good Parsi\, Of Two Minds\, When God Talks B
 ack\, Our Most Troubling Madness (co-edited with Jocelyn Marrow)\, and How
  God Becomes Real.\n\nMuhammad Khatib  is an engineer and innovator  in th
 e Department of Chemical Engineering at Stanford University working at the
  intersection of technology and medicine. He specializes in bioelectronic 
 devices that interact with the human body for sensing and stimulation\, pr
 oviding new opportunities in health monitoring and interventions.  He deve
 lops high-density\, soft bioelectronic fibers as thin as a human hair for 
 biomedical applications.\n\nNitya Thakkar is a Computer Science PhD studen
 t at Stanford University\, advised by James Zou. Her research focuses on d
 eveloping AI and computational methods to advance precision medicine\, wit
 h a focus on integrating multimodal data.\n\nDetailed bios at: Leonardo Ar
 t Science Evening Rendezvous LASER\n\nThe Stanford LASERs are co-sponsored
  by the deans of Humanities and Sciences\, Engineering and Medicine\, and 
 by Chemical Engineering.
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LOCATION:Li Ka Shing Center\, KL 120
SUMMARY:Three L.A.S.E.R. talks: Anthropology\, Fiber Bioelectronics\, Preci
 sion Health
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/three-laser-talks-anthropol
 ogy-fiber-bioelectronics-precision-health
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