More details about the interview process can be found on the application. Please make an announcement in your classes about the need for Preview Advisors. Visitors can explore the science behind the exhibits and walk through the research collections where millions of specimens and artifacts are stored. Scientists and researchers will be on hand to answer questions about the unique objects they work with every day. There also will be hands-on demonstrations and activities for children.
Admission is free.
Dickinson Hall is located on the corner of Museum Road and Newell Drive on campus. For further information call 846-2000. The talk, which is free and open to the public, is part of the Benton Lecture Series. Kahn's overview will include future trends in network-based information technologies and applications, including those based on wireless networks and very high speed connections using Project Abilene, Very High Speed Back Bone Network Service and Supernet. The concept of a digital object infrastructure will be discussed, as well as its application to archiving, authentication and intellectual property protection on the Internet.