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  • Shekhar Krishnan

    Welcome to my home page at CRIT. All of my latest work and information is now on my weblog, Heptanesian Archives which contains mostly everything I have written and published going back to 1997. For more information about me, have a look at my CV and my papers and publications there.

    Since 2005, I have been pursuing my doctorate in the History, Anthropology, and Science Technology & Society at the MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology). Since 2007, I have worked as a technology evangelist for Zotero a project of the Center for History and New Media (CHNM) at George Mason University. Since 2006, I have been affiliated as an Exchange Scholar with Middle Eastern & Asian Languages and Civilizations (MEALAC) at Columbia University. Since 2003, I have been an Executive Member of CRIT (Collective Research Initiatives Trust), Mumbai a group of architects, artists and researchers working on urban design and research projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

    From 1998 to 2005 I lived and worked in Mumbai, where I was Visiting Faculty at the Kamala Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute of Architecture (2003-2006), was the founding Coordinator then Associate Director of PUKAR (Partners for Urban Knowledge Action & Research) (2001-2003), and was the Founder and Joint Convenor of the Mumbai Study Group at the Academy of Architecture, Mumbai (2000-2002). I also worked in Bangalore as a consultant with the Srishti School of Art Design & Technology and with Mahiti Infotech (2004-2005).

     

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    shekhar@crit.org.in

    Posts by Shekhar Krishnan

    Work in Progress

    Wednesday, June 11th, 2008

    This site is currently under construction. Inconvenience is regretted. Kindly bear with us for a better tomorrow!

    Community Geographic Information System (GIS)

    Sunday, May 1st, 2005

    Industrial Museum Collaboration

    Friday, October 1st, 2004