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Can games get any more serious than this?
http://news.yahoo.com/online-gamers-crack-aids-enzyme-puzzle-175427367.html
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Supporting Disaster Response and Coordination
Hemang Karelia (Moderator) – GFDRR.
Hemang brings…
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Visualizations for Aid Transparency and Management
Michael Findley (Moderator) – BYU.
Dr. Michael Findley…
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Best Practices for Visualization Interoperability

Tariq Khokhar (Moderator) – The World Bank Open Data.
Tariq Khokhar joined the World Bank in June 2011 as our Open Data Evangelist. His interests lie…
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Using Climate and Health Data to Monitor Food Insecure Areas
William Sonntag (Moderator) – EPA.
Mr. Sonntag currently manages a variety of initiatives for the USEPA Office of International & Tribal Affairs on detail from the Office of Environmental…
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State Department and USAID Data Visualization Projects
Suzanne Hall (Moderator) – Education & Cultural Affairs.
Scott Jones…
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Mobile Technology and New Media: Trends and Opportunities
Wayan Vota (Moderator) – Inveneo.
Wayan Vota is a senior…
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The next Tech@State, scheduled for Sept 23-24, will feature new innovative and fascinating data visualization techniques.
Register here for Day 1 of the conference, which will be held in the Atrium and Foyers at the Kennedy Center. The keynote speaker will be Edward Tufte.
Register here for the unconference…
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Turning Information into Insight
Jaime Fitzgerald (Moderator) – Fitzgerald Analytics.
The Founder…
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These are some of the great speakers that will be at the upcoming Tech@State:Serious Games.
Saad Khan is a partner at CMEA Capital and leads their digital media and Web efforts. This includes seed and early stage investments in crowdsourcing companies Pixazza, Blekko, and LiveOps as well as Jobvite and Evolution Robotics. Prior to CMEA, Saad was a Venture Partner at Garage.com where he helped build Silicon…
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Parsing open source at the State Department
http://radar.oreilly.com/2011/02/open-source-tech-at-state.html
Tech@State: Oh, the places we STILL need to go...…
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