Shannon Mattern

@shannonmattern

Faculty, The New School. Architecture, archives, cities, infrastructure, libraries, maps, sound +++. Tend to reserve party politics for other platforms.

New York, NY
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Joined August 2011
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    For those looking for something else to think about for 10 (or 27) minutes, this by is lovely and rich and provoking.

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    Here's my thoughts on urban science A book chapter that is caught in that edited book time warp limbo between submission and publication - sent to editor 18 months ago

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  3. 19 hours ago

    Well, this is pretty exciting.

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    Today Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (), a 28 year-old Latina running on a progressive platform that puts her community first just beat one of the most powerful Democrats in Congress in Democratic primary
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  4. 19 hours ago

    I’m sorry, people who inquired about livestream. This is because of me and my perhaps ridiculous worry that this talk may, uh, complicate my passage through the state apparatus when I return home.

    sadly we can't livestream on Thursday after all, so you'll just have to book your tickets to hear her talk digital | visual | cultural at 5.00pm NOW
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  5. Jun 26

    Lots of thoughts

    It is not so often that a major university like the MIT discovers a new kind of science. But in the fall, the university will launch a novel sort of program, an undergraduate major called Urban Science" via
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    Jun 25

    Cecilia Charlton’s tapestry work was our favourite in this years RCA show. The colours!!

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    Jun 26

    Nuclear waste storage facility.

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    Jun 26

    Excited for my new book Critical Fabulations, now out with MIT Press! A proposal for reworking the methods and margins of design.

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    Jun 26

    Nature is beautiful. ()

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    Jun 26

    Predatory Publishing: Guerrilla Open Access: Humane Metrics/Metrics Noir: Thanks Culture Machine Memory o/t World

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    Jun 25

    Signal Boosting #3 for the folks in back, because NO WE'RE NOT DIGITIZING EVERYTHING. QUIT ASKING.

    3) "Digitized" does not mean "accessible" and "undigitized" does not mean "inaccessible" 4) The ALCTS President’s Program was awesome
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    Jun 25

    we deserve to be destroyed by the tesla car meteor

    There’s a new security-guarded mural in LA that only allows influencers and verifieds to take pics in front of it.
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    The president on being in Asia and not the United States: "There's like this massive difference in time. Who knows."

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  14. Jun 25

    I’m not sure how this happened, but I’ve ended up writing about Customs & Border Patrol, border epistemologies, and technologies of recognition

    Just four days until we bring to St. John’s College to speak at the inaugural DVC event. Tickets still remain, book now!
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    my general feeling is that ML is mostly invented in contexts where 1) high quality human judgement is relatively expensive 2) programmers are relatively cheap and 3) aggregate accuracy is important but individual accuracy is less so. vey much NOT like journalism on all 3 counts

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  16. Jun 25

    Given how long it takes to get to our crappy NYC airports, and how poorly they’re run, I figure if I lived in, say, Iowa, and got a connecting flight through EWR/LGA/JFK, I wouldn’t have to leave home any earlier than I do here

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    Jun 25

    Last weekend in Beijing I met a student who was about to travel to the US for the first time. She said she was scared. When I asked why, she asked me about school shootings and kids getting locked up in cages. I did not know what to say. This is what we look like.

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    Jun 25

    Ocean science agency may remove climate change from agency mission, replace it with trade deficit

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    Jun 25

    Amazing work from my colleagues in the Library and XMethods group. Congrats and others. 'ICE Is Everywhere': Using Library Science to Map the Separation Crisis via

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    Jun 25

    Dear all, here is our alpha of . Intense work in 7 days. We will continue work on this, but we are ready to share.

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