Event #3
I attended Claudia Schnugg's pop-up lecture as my third event and I found it to be one of the most informative events I have gone to this entire quarter. Claudia's presentation was the clearest explanation as to why our Desma 9 class even exists and why it's so important for us to know the relationship between science and art. Science and art compliment each other very well because of many different reasons that Claudia mentioned in her lecture, but the most important I feel are access to interdisciplinary collaboration and imagination mixed with catalyst and openness. The first point brought about by Claudia is the concept of interdisciplinary collaboration. The mutual sharing of scientific research and artwork can allow for so many possibilities in different subjects that many scholars may have never known existed. I feel this interdisciplinary collaboration is the most important key as to how knowledge about our existence and things yet to be discovered can reach de