La Grande Voile by Alexander Calder on MIT’s campus As a child, I fell in love with the Chasing Vermeer

Since I haven’t visited NYC that many times in my life, none of the visits blur together like revisiting my

Or, On Two Polish Confessions, One German Mass, and a NAFTA Lunch When I was nine years-old, I was a

My recent whirlwind trip through 6 countries and 7 time zones in 13 days and with 4 working languages (definitely

On a recent day trip, I had a chance to enjoy northern Italy’s unusually sunny March weather in Novara, Piemonte.

A few weeks ago while in Washington, DC, I had the good fortune to see the National Gallery of Art

On March 10, Bocconi University in partnership with the BLEST Lab and the Institute for European PolicyMaking hosted The Future

On March 10, Bocconi University in partnership with the BLEST Lab and the Institute for European PolicyMaking hosted The Future

I was very honored to have the chance to speak on a panel at the Ukrainian Global University’s (UGU) first

The center point of the “Le macchine e gli dei” exhibit ​I was very fortunate to have an amazing visit

(Pub as in publication, not the English tavern!) Photo by Tamara Gak on Unsplash In early March, I officially got

Copernicus, Conversation with God (1873) by Jan Matejko ​About a month ago, I had the good fortune to see the

​Lincoln’s Inn Fieldsof Holborn and the WC2how the class of 2021 will miss youfor the whole you represented,the hole in

​On November 1, 2020, only a few days before England’s second official lockdown began, I visited Keats House – the

Padova, Italy. Photo credits: Filippo Orvieto via Unsplash The pandemic world has become one of paradoxes and Januses. It has