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2024 Fellowships The Publics of Seismic Memory: Past, Present, and Future Cooling Monterrey: Examining Spatial Narratives of Heat in the Public Parks of Monterrey, Mexico El Futuro es Ancestral: The Soft Power of Gastronomic Tourism as an Agent of Urban Identity and Transformation in Mexico This page will be updated with the student work soon! The Publics of Seismic Memory: Past, Present, and Future Elena Castellanos and Jess Shakesprere Cooling Monterrey: Examining Spatial Narratives of Heat in the Public Parks of Monterrey, Mexico Aakash Dave, Naomi Mehta, and Asmita Patnaik El Futuro es Ancestral: The Soft Power of […]https://research.gsd.harvard.edu/mci/files/2025/04/mci_symposium_2025-2-194x300.jpg