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Philip Beesley

“Metastable Aether: Systems for Living Architecture” Monday, October 19, 5:00 p.m. est Lee Harris Pomeroy ’55 Lecture EMPAC Theater Philip Beesley Studio (PBS) is an interdisciplinary design company located in Toronto, Canada. PBS specializes in architectural design of public buildings, public art and experimental installations. The group is closely associated with the multi-partner Living Architecture Systems Group, the School of Architecture and Faculty of Engineering at the University of Waterloo, and Riverside Architectural Press.

Quantum Optimization for Feature Selection in Biomedical Data Online Workshop

Henry Liu of RPI will present research on feature selection for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) metabolomics data on Wednesday, 10/21/26 from 10:00 - 11:30 am. The work uses a QUBO formulation and quantum optimization to identify a small set of informative biomarkers from a rapidly growing space of possible feature combinations. For more information and link to join the workshop, please visit https://foci.rpi.edu/news-and-events

Mauricio Cortés Sierra / Basilica de la Sagrada Familia

Wednesday / October 14, 2026 at 5:00 pm Wednesday, September 16 Cecilia Puga / Cecilia Puga – Paula Velasco ArquitecturaSome Character in Search for an AuthorMosaic Associates Architects Lecture Wednesday, October 07Jesse Reiser + Nanako Umemoto / RUR Architecture DPCAnaesthetic ArchitectureFrank Pitts ’75 Lecture Presented by School of Architecture Talk Sagrada Família: The Dream of a Genius, A Collective Endeavour Across Generations

Mauricio Cortés Sierra / Basilica de la Sagrada Familia

Wednesday / October 14, 2026 at 5:00 pm Wednesday, September 16 Cecilia Puga / Cecilia Puga – Paula Velasco ArquitecturaSome Character in Search for an AuthorMosaic Associates Architects Lecture Wednesday, October 07Jesse Reiser + Nanako Umemoto / RUR Architecture DPCAnaesthetic ArchitectureFrank Pitts ’75 Lecture Presented by School of Architecture Talk Sagrada Família: The Dream of a Genius, A Collective Endeavour Across Generations
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