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diff --git a/docs/assets/images/faculty/anastasia-pistofidou.jpeg b/docs/assets/images/faculty/anastasia-pistofidou.jpeg
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+name: Anastaisa Pistofidou
+role: Materials and Textiles Strategic Advisor
+feature_img: /assets/images/faculty/anastasia-pistofidou.jpeg
+socials:
+    email: 
+    website:
+    linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anastasia-pistofidou-75b17255?originalSubdomain=es
+    twitter: https://twitter.com/narktect
+    facebook:
+    instagram:
+    github:
+---
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+Anastasia is a Greek architect that has been working with Digital Fabrication technologies, design and education since 2009. She has been part of Fab Lab Barcelona (IAAC) since 2011 as a researcher, practitioner, advanced manufacturing officer and project leader in the Textiles and Materials research area. In 2013 she co-founded fabtextiles.org, a research laboratory on textiles, soft architectures, innovative materials, and sustainability. In 2017 she co-founded Fabricademy, Textile and Technology Academy, a distributed educational program and community of practitioners that promotes and researches the implications and applications of wearable technology and Digital Fabrication in Fashion, Textiles and Biology. Anastasia has participated in several European-funded projects managing topics such as artistic residencies, society and culture, circular economy and sustainability in the European Textile & Clothing sector, co-creation methodologies, science with and for society, gender inclusion, female creativity and innovation potential, among others: EASTN, Made@EU, TCBL, SISCODE and Shemakes. She promotes open knowledge and sharing practices with various available publications in biomaterial making, additive manufacturing, digital fabrication and sustainability. Moreover, Anastasia has been a curator and producer of the annual exhibition on FabTextiles Digital Fashion and Wearables Showcase since 2014. Combining digital fabrication techniques and crafts, she demonstrates how new technologies can shift the massive consumption and fast production to a customized, open-source, personal and local fabrication applied to education, everyday life and new enterprises.
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+name: Daniel Charny
+role: Creative Director
+feature_img:
+socials:
+    email: [email protected], [email protected]
+    website: 
+    linkedin: 
+    twitter:
+    facebook:
+    instagram: @danino, @fixperts
+    github:
+---
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+## Daniel Charny
+
+Daniel Charny is a creative director, curator, and educator with an inquiring mind and an entrepreneurial streak. He is co-founder of the community interest company Forth. Charny is best known as curator of the exhibition Power of Making at the V&A, and of the award-winning learning programme Fixperts, now taught in universities and schools worldwide. Charny is active internationally as a speaker and expert advisor, advocating design, creativity and making as essential tools to unlock a better future. He is Professor of Design at Kingston University, winner of the London Design Innovation Medal 2019 and the Sir Misha Black Award for Innovation in Design Education 2020.  
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+name: Julia Steketee
+role: Designer & Maker
+feature_img: 
+socials:
+    email: 
+    website:
+    linkedin: 
+    twitter:
+    facebook:
+    instagram:
+    github:
+---
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+Julia is a designer, a maker, and an artist of craft. During her BFA in Furniture Design at Rhode Island School of Design, she developed skills in woodworking, metalworking, and textile and leather techniques. Since, she has worked in furniture design studios in London and Rio de Janeiro and as a fabrication assistant for a sculpture artist in Brooklyn, New York. She is now based in Barcelona where she completed the Master's program Design for Emergent Futures at the Institute of Advanced Architecture of Catalonia and ELISAVA School of Design and Engineering. Currently, she continues her studies through a postgraduate research program in biomaterial research at ELISAVA. In addition, she is a Research Resident at Fab Lab Barcelona where she works on projects that support the circular economy and access to local production in Barcelona.
diff --git a/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-1/atlas-of-week-signal/index.md b/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-1/atlas-of-week-signal/index.md
@@ -20,8 +20,6 @@ The goal of this first Weak Signals in the Wild Week is to give the students a g
 
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 Bibliography and Background Research Material
 
  [Diez, T., Tomico, O., & Quintero, M. (2020). Exploring Weak Signals to Design and Prototype for Emergent Futures. Temes de Disseny, 36, 70–89.]( https://doi.org/10.46467/tdd36.2020.70-89)

diff --git a/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-1/community-engagement/index.md b/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-1/community-engagement/index.md
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 https://medium.com/fieldnotes-by-sam-rye/towards-targeted-systems-change-7f4db6febb51
 
-https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UrOxrth4SomIGY0u7qf0lCVwdHS5_BTK/view?usp=sharing
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 https://medium.com/weareholon/performing-transitions-within-emergent-paradigms-452a63949b20
 
 http://jonkolko.com/writingSensemaking.php

diff --git a/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-1/mdef-bootcamp/index.md b/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-1/mdef-bootcamp/index.md
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 Do not panic: IAAC is not a correctional facility! And we will only use the best of the boot camp format to facilitate the learning process and the adaptation of the students to the program and the available facilities.
 
-## Additional Resources
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 ## Faculty
 

diff --git a/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-1/tech-beyond-the-myth/index.md b/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-1/tech-beyond-the-myth/index.md
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 - Add link to the exploration tools and files you produced and used in your repo
 
-**All the students have to document their work for the course:**
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-- **Personal reflexions and learning outcome post** (personal MDEF webpage)
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-- **Video and Slides of the machine** (Google drive)
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-The deadline for the students to submit their work for your seminar is Sunday the **18th of November**.
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-Presentation Requirements
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 ### Video
 
 - Video at minimum 1080p stabilized (not hand held recordings, use a tripod if you don´t know how to stabilize by software)

diff --git a/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-2/communication-brand-purpose/index.md b/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-2/communication-brand-purpose/index.md
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-## Kate Armstrong
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-![](/assets/images/faculty_photos/kate_armstrong.jpg)
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-Kate is the communications lead at Fab Lab Barcelona where she also articulates the community and communications of the Fab City Global Initiative. An Australian design and business management undergraduate, Kate has worked in both the public and private sector of the creative field in the Netherlands and Australia on campaigns concerned with community engagement and audience development for social amelioration.
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-Studying a Master of Arts and Society at Utrecht University, she developed her research interest in the causality between the creative industries and climate change. As a freelance consultant Kate has created content and interventions with TEDx Sydney; Trivago; Vivid Festival at Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney; and BioPak Australia, New Zealand and United Kingdom.
diff --git a/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-2/designing-for-the-next-billion-seconds/index.md b/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-2/designing-for-the-next-billion-seconds/index.md
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 Bibliography and Background Research Material
 
 [The Everything Manifesto](https://www.iam-internet.com/everything)

diff --git a/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-2/exploring-emergent-technologies/index.md b/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-2/exploring-emergent-technologies/index.md
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-## Lara Campos - Remixing Materials
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-Material driven designer, researcher and textile artist. Her practice blurs the boundaries between materials, technology and biology, proposing new perspectives on biocentric design. Lara believes that design can open a space for dialogue between human beings and other living beings. Her work is based in nature as cognified matter. Her research focuses on emotional response, merging biomaterials with digital fabrication. Through textiles, she proposes the exploration of new habitable spaces, as sensorial and interactive experiences in order to ideate on better solutions of coexistence. To support and expand her exploratory nature, she is also researching on re-designing and upcycling organic food ‘waste’ turning it into objects, and facilitates talks and biomaterials workshops where she proposes the exploration of the organic matter as a contemporary artistic practice.
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-Inspired by textile storytelling, she has got a degree in textile design and combined it with different courses of craft techniques. Later on during Fabricademy course at Fab Lab Barcelona, she learned about bio- design, digital manufacturing and wearable technology to develop smart and sustainable textiles. Currently she delves into biomaterials & biodesign, and is part of S-Biotica collective, with whom she is working to set up a co-creation space in Barcelona for bio-based research and design.
diff --git a/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-2/fab-academy/index.md b/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-2/fab-academy/index.md
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-## Eduardo Chamorro Martin
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-![](/assets/images/faculty_photos/eduardo_chamorro_martin.jpg)
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-Eduardo Chamorro is an architectural technologist, additive manufacturing expert and researcher, focusing on digital fabrication, materials, robotics and emerging technologies.
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-He is currently a PhD candidate at Swinburne University (Melbourne, Australia) in High performance composites additive manufacturing for architecture.
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-Works as faculty and researcher at FabLab Barcelona & IAAC (Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia) in Barcelona, Spain as faculty in the Master in Design for Emergent Futures (MDEF), Master for Advanced Architecture (MAA), Master in Advanced Ecological Buildings (MAEB), 3D Printing in Architecture (3DPA), FabAcademy at IAAC FabLab Barcelona. For him, working in a multi-scalar environment must be the priority of architects nowadays. His research focuses on the implementation of additive manufacturing technologies along different architectural scales imaging multiple processes and materialities.
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-Eduardo holds a Master's Degree in Architecture from CEU San Pablo University (Spain), a Fab Academy diploma in Digital Fabrication offered by the Fab Lab Network and a Master's Degree in Advanced Architecture from IAAC (Spain), with a specialisation in digital fabrication, materiality novel design methodologies. He holds as well a Spanish architectural licence.
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-Moreover, he has worked as Fab Lab Seoul director, researcher at several architecture studios, professor of computational design and fabrication at CEU University and advisor for various architecture collectives. He is also a regular collaborator at Fab Lab Madrid. He is always seeking innovative architecture that attempts to solve and adapt to social needs. He has also been a tutor for the Master of Science in Computational and Advanced Design (MSc CAD) at Design Morphine - UACEG (University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy).
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diff --git a/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-2/future-talks/index.md b/docs/previous_years/2021-22/t-2/future-talks/index.md
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-title: Tech Beyond the Myth
+title: Future Talks
 page_type: course
 track: Reflections
 course_type: Short Course
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-## Syllabus
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 ## Syllabus
 
 Future Talks is a series of conversations with friends of ELISAVA and Fab Lab Barcelona, exploring the nature of emerging futures from the past to the present and beyond.

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 Design Archive - https://www.juliasteketee.com/
 
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 Linkedin -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-steketee-88074369/
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