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Planning the future after Covid-19

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CDC; Christine Daniloff, MIT

by Chia Evers

April 6, 2020

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Saturday
April 4, 2020
9:00am — 10:00am

Kevin Esvelt, Kent Larson, Esteban Moro, Sandy Pentland, Beth Porter, Ron Rivest, and Ramesh Raskar present short talks focusing on how the current pandemic may change our social systems, and how we may be able to build a safer, more inclusive, more prosperous world that is also more sustainable. 


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