The document announces an event called LASER hosted by Augusta University that will bring together art, science and technology. The inaugural event will be moderated by J.D. Talasek and feature a panel discussion on the influence of 3D technology on visual arts and medicine with four panelists representing different fields. The event will take place on February 16 from 6-8pm in the J. Harold Harrison Educational Commons Auditorium with a reception to follow to continue the conversation.

1. February 16 - The event that starts the conversation.
Augusta University's Morris Eminent Scholar, Professor Cheryl Goldsleger, in conjunction with the
Department of Art brings LASER, the internationally known gathering of art, science and technology to
our campus, community and the CSRA. LASER promotes interactive discussion to foster
conversations between the arts and sciences. Our LASER Event is affiliated with Leonardo/The
International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology (Leonardo/ISAST - www.leonardo.info), a
nonprofit organization serving the global network of distinguished scholars, artists, scientists,
researchers and thinkers through programs focused on interdisciplinary work, creative output and
innovation.
Our inaugural event will be moderated by Mr. J.D. Talasek, Director of Cultural Programs at
National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC. Our theme is the influence of 3D technology on
visual arts and medicine. Four panelists will participate in the discussion: Amanda Behr
(anaplastology), Cheryl Goldsleger (artist), Dr. Michael Schwartz (art history), and Dr. Paul
Weinberger (otolaryngology). Audience members are encouraged to participate and share current
projects and works in this field.
Event
Tuesday, February 16
6:00 - 8:00pm
J. Harold Harrison Educational Commons Auditorium
Reception
In the lobby following the event for further conversation
Attend LASER and start our Augusta University conversation bringing the arts and sciences together.
Please register for the event by clicking LASER.
This event is an annual program of the Department of Art, Augusta University.
It is made possible by Cheryl Goldsleger, Morris Eminent Scholar.