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DESCRIPTION:Professor Jamie Winders on&nbsp\;Autonomous Systems:\nFrom Driv
 erless Cars to COVID-19 Response\n\nJoin Maxwell on Monday\, April 20 at 1
 2:00-1:00 p.m. ET&nbsp\;for a conversation with&nbsp\;Professor Jamie Wind
 ers\, who will discuss the\nquestions that autonomous systems raise as the
 y are integrated into the world\naround us.\n\nProfessor Winders is profes
 sor of geography and director of Syracuse\nUniversity’s Autonomous Systems
  Policy Institute.\nHer research focuses on four themes: (1) the design\, 
 regulation\, and\nsocial impacts of emerging technologies\, especially aut
 onomous systems and\nartificial intelligence\, (2) international migration
  and the politics of\nbelonging\, (3) racial formations and dynamics\, and
  (4) the politics of social\nreproduction.\n\nClick here to join April 20 
 Q&amp\;A\n\n(or join the\nApril 20 Q&amp\;A via telephone at +1-571-392-76
 50 PIN: 910 645 4808)For questions or more information about this online e
 vent\, please contact the Maxwell Alumni Office at&nbsp\;alum@maxwell.syr.
 edu.----Technology\nnotes:\n\nJoin us 15 minutes early to test your microp
 hone and video\, or telephone\,\nconnection with Maxwell friends.Chrome is
  the best browser to use with Collaborate with Firefox as a\nsecondary rec
 ommendation.&nbsp\; Other browsers such as Safari and Edge will\nwork with
  Collaborate but they don’t support all of the WebRTC features that\nare u
 tilized in Collaborate. Whatever your browser\, we recommend updating the\
 nmost recently released version.The strength of your connection is key to 
 a good experience in Collaborate.\nA hard-wired connection is preferred\, 
 but a\nstrong wireless connection will work as well. Good positioning clos
 e to a\nstrong\, consistent wireless connection is key.Users should close 
 all other applications on their\ncomputer except Collaborate. This is espe
 cially true of other streaming\nservices (Spotify\, Netflix\, Pandora\, Yo
 uTube Etc.) Streaming these while in\nCollaborate or having multiple appli
 cations open can degrade the experience\ndramatically.
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SUMMARY:Maxwell Alumni Program - Faculty Conversation with Prof. Jamie Wind
 ers
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><b>Professor Jamie Winders</b> on&nbsp\;<b>
 Autonomous Systems:\nFrom Driverless Cars to COVID-19 Response</b></p><p>\
 n\n</p>Join Maxwell on Monday\, April 20 at 12:00-1:00 p.m. ET&nbsp\;for a
  conversation with&nbsp\;<a href="https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/geo/Winders\
 ,_Jamie/" target="_blank">Professor Jamie Winders</a>\, who will discuss t
 he\nquestions that autonomous systems raise as they are integrated into th
 e world\naround us.<p>\n\n</p>Professor Winders is professor of geography 
 and director of Syracuse\nUniversity’s <a href="https://www.maxwell.syr.ed
 u/autonomous-policy/" target="_blank">Autonomous Systems Policy Institute<
 /a>.\nHer research focuses on four themes: (1) the design\, regulation\, a
 nd\nsocial impacts of emerging technologies\, especially autonomous system
 s and\nartificial intelligence\, (2) international migration and the polit
 ics of\nbelonging\, (3) racial formations and dynamics\, and (4) the polit
 ics of social\nreproduction.<p>\n\n</p><a href="https://us.bbcollab.com/co
 llab/ui/session/guest/8f3676f2ded844a78b4a9fd8b47464ec">Click here to join
  April 20 Q&amp\;A</a><p>\n\n</p><p><i>(or join</i> <em>the\nApril 20 Q&am
 p\;A via telephone at +1-571-392-7650 PIN: 910 645 4808)</em></p>For quest
 ions or more information about this online event\, please contact the Maxw
 ell Alumni Office at&nbsp\;<a href="mailto:alum@maxwell.syr.edu">alum@maxw
 ell.syr.edu</a>.<p>----<br><strong>Technology\nnotes:</strong></p><p>\n\n<
 /p><p>Join us 15 minutes early to test your microphone and video\, or tele
 phone\,\nconnection with Maxwell friends.</p><p>Chrome is the best browser
  to use with Collaborate with Firefox as a\nsecondary recommendation.&nbsp
 \; Other browsers such as Safari and Edge will\nwork with Collaborate but 
 they don’t support all of the WebRTC features that\nare utilized in Collab
 orate. Whatever your browser\, we recommend updating the\nmost recently re
 leased version.</p><p>The strength of your connection is key to a good exp
 erience in Collaborate.\nA hard-wired connection is preferred\, but a\nstr
 ong wireless connection will work as well. Good positioning close to a\nst
 rong\, consistent wireless connection is key.</p><p>Users should close all
  other applications on their\ncomputer except Collaborate. This is especia
 lly true of other streaming\nservices (Spotify\, Netflix\, Pandora\, YouTu
 be Etc.) Streaming these while in\nCollaborate or having multiple applicat
 ions open can degrade the experience\ndramatically.</p>
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