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DESCRIPTION:Join us&nbsp\;for another session of our&nbsp\;DocTalks x MoMA&
 nbsp\;Spring 2025&nbsp\;programme!DocTalks x MoMAWe meet online on Tuesday
 \, March 4\, at 10 AM EST / 4 PM CET.&nbsp\;Our presenters will be:Rebecca
  Yuste (Columbia University)\,"The Desag&uuml\;e Debates: Water and Draina
 ge in Enlightenment Mexico"Respondent: Seth Denizen\, Washington Universit
 y in St. LouisandYosuke Nakamoto (ETH Zurich)\,"Salt and Land"Respondent: 
 Esra Sert\, MEF UniversityDocTalks&nbsp\;is&nbsp\;an online forum by&nbsp\
 ;and for PhD students\, postdocs\,&nbsp\;and early career researchers in&n
 bsp\;architectural history&nbsp\;and theory&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;all its&nbsp\;
 adjacent disciplines (for more info:&nbsp\;https://doctalks.net/). It's or
 ganized by&nbsp\;a&nbsp\;team of researchers from ETH Zurich\, McGill Univ
 ersity\,&nbsp\;Tokyo Institute of Technology\, METU\,&nbsp\;and MIT.&nbsp\
 ;DocTalks&nbsp\;has&nbsp\;been online since 2020&nbsp\;and has hosted pres
 enters&nbsp\;and respondents from over 160 institutions worldwide.DocTalks
  x MoMA is&nbsp\;our collaborative series with the Emilio&nbsp\;Ambasz Ins
 titute&nbsp\;at the Museum of Modern&nbsp\;Art in New York\, focusing on r
 esearch&nbsp\;at the intersection of the built&nbsp\;and natural environme
 nts.You can find the abstracts on our website\, together with the Zoom lin
 k.&nbsp\;See you online!The&nbsp\;DocTalks&nbsp\;team
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SUMMARY:DocTalks x MoMA - March 4\, Rebecca Yuste & Yosuke Nakamoto
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 ss="markmr25sesix">DocTalks x MoMA</span>&nbsp\;Spring 2025&nbsp\;programm
 e</span><span>!</span></h3><p><span>DocTalks x MoMA</span><br /></p><p><sp
 an>We meet online on <strong>Tuesday\, March 4\, at 10 AM EST / <span>4 PM
  CET</span></strong>.&nbsp\;<br />Our presenters will be:</span><br /></p>
 <p><span><strong>Rebecca Yuste</strong> (Columbia University)\,<br /></spa
 n><span>"</span><span>The Desag&uuml\;e Debates: Water and Drainage in Enl
 ightenment Mexico"</span><br /></p><p><span>Respondent: Seth Denizen\, Was
 hington University in St. Louis<br />and<br /><strong>Yosuke Nakamoto</str
 ong> (ETH Zurich)\,<br />"Salt and Land"<br />Respondent: Esra Sert\, MEF 
 University</span><br /></p><p><span></span><strong style="background-color
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 t\;">&nbsp\;is&nbsp\;an online forum by&nbsp\;and for PhD students\, postd
 ocs\,&nbsp\;and early career researchers in&nbsp\;architectural history&nb
 sp\;and theory&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;all its&nbsp\;adjacent disciplines (for mor
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 pace:inherit\;">). It's organized by&nbsp\;a&nbsp\;team of researchers fro
 m ETH Zurich\, McGill University\,&nbsp\;Tokyo Institute of Technology\, M
 ETU\,&nbsp\;and MIT.&nbsp\;DocTalks&nbsp\;has&nbsp\;been online since 2020
 &nbsp\;and has hosted presenters&nbsp\;and respondents from over 160 insti
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 it\;font-size:inherit\;text-align:inherit\;text-transform:inherit\;word-sp
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 MoMA</strong> is&nbsp\;</span><span style="background-color:transparent\;c
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 e&nbsp\;at the Museum of Modern&nbsp\;Art in New York\, focusing on resear
 ch&nbsp\;at the intersection of the built&nbsp\;and natural environments.<
 /span></p><p class="p1"><span></span><span><span>You can find the abstract
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 n data-markjs="true" class="markmr25sesix">DocTalks</span>&nbsp\;team</spa
 n><br /></p>
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