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IDEAs should sit atop STEMs

October 8, 2009 in Innovation News | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , | by dbreecker | Leave a comment

John Maeda–formerly of MIT Media Lab and now at RISD–has posted a simple diagram that demonstrates the natural evolution of the common STEM principle

Check out the RISD blog post HERE

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