Biography
Youngmoo Kim is an associate professor at Drexel University. He also was the founding director of the cross-departmental ExCITe Center, which intersects art and science.
Technical.ly Coverage (32 posts)
- Hear from this Obama advisor next week on education innovation
- Design bigwig John Maeda is coming to Philadelphia
- Take a deep dive into the world of ‘Cold Mountain’ with this Opera Philadelphia online course
- Why robots have always scared us
- Go ‘Dancing with Droids’ at North Philly’s Victorian-era science museum
- Why the singularity is so much further away than you think [Technical.ly Podcast]
- Lockheed Martin got $107M in tax credits to open labs in Camden [Links Roundup]
- This new mobile app built by Drexel is like Pop Up Video for the Orchestra
- A cell phone-powered ‘thunderstorm’ strikes this Saturday
- How Philly’s arts scene does tech [Technical.ly Podcast]
- At the intersection of arts and tech [Technical.ly Podcast]
- Here’s what teens built at Drexel’s annual Summer Music Tech program
- Drexel’s Youngmoo Kim taking sabbatical to work with Opera Philadelphia
- Six projects from #Hack4Access: hackathon on disability, aging issues
- Philadelphia Science Festival kicks off: three tech events we spotted
- Watch this live concert that features a student-built mobile app light show
- How 3D printing and the visual arts are innovating music: Drexel event [VIDEO]
- Random Hacks 5: What’s Going On! afterschool program finder wins
- Music Hack Day: RSVP for Philly’s first music hackathon May 18-19
- International Space Station finder wins NASA Space Apps Philadelphia [VIDEO]
- How to jumpstart innovation // Arts & tech collide [EVENTS]
- NextFab opens bigger and better space to sold out crowd in South Philly [EVENTS]
- Philly’s crime data release named one of The Atlantic Cities’ ‘Best Open Data Releases of 2012’ [LINKS]
- ExCITe Center: get a sneak peek of Drexel’s new research lab for arts and science [PHOTOS]
- Ignite Philly 10: more than a dozen love letters to Philly, including a literal one
- Philly Geek Awards 2012: winners and coverage galore
- Drexel’s Summer Music Technology program turns high schoolers into musical engineers
- Drexel’s Hubo humanoid robots perform the Beatles in student-created music video [VIDEO]
- Seven Hubo humanoid robots take Drexel University stage, largest group ever in U.S., say organizers [VIDEO]
- 7 questions (and answers) about the Philadelphia Media Network’s new incubator
- Robotics reaches Philadelphia students at all levels
- Shop Talk: Drexel MET-Lab pushing limits of audio and computer interaction
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