ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Our first sequel episode! Tom Le is joined by Kunihiro Nishimura (Xcoo), Masahiko Haraguchi (Columbia University), and Bianca Mirica to discuss international collaboration. Come to learn about Smart Cities and leave knowing that interdisciplinary research is the best way to answer complex questions.
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