Genevieve Bell

Anthropologist, technologist, futurist, ANU D/Prof, & Intel Sr Fellow. Dir @ANUcybernetics @ANUcecc #AnthroGeek #NewCybernetics ... my views.

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

A little bit of me talking the prehistories of the metaverse ... In @techreview https://t.co/yex2UEq4hj

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

@GenevieveRobert This one made me think of you ...

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

@halans Thank you

[Ken Kaplan @kenekaplan]

Where does the internet live? This graphic highlights the biggest data center markets in the world by electricity consumption. https://t.co/m38P5n5saK via @visualcap

[Dr Caroline Eakin @SeismoCaro]

Job Alert 🚨 TWO postdoc positions in observational #seismology at @anuearthscience in beautiful Canberra 🦘 Details & apply here: https://t.co/EfHBdottzC
Happy to chat at #AGU23 next week. Send me an email, DM, or catch me at my poster on Monday morn (T11D-0210) 🧵 1/2

[Jeffrey Yost @JustCodeCulture]

Congratulations to CBI Sr. Research Fellow William Aspray who just published Understanding Information History: The Case of America in 1920 (Springer). #informationscience #informationstudies #informationtechnology @SIGCIS @SocHistTech #history

https://t.co/YxaqyLPJ3J

[Stanford HAI @StanfordHAI]

Join our mission to advance human-centered AI! @StanfordHAI is seeking a new Director of Policy and Society to lead our team in producing critical scholarship and convening global discussions on the intersection of technology, policy, and society. https://t.co/k03BD6mZFW

[Tom Mullaney @tsmullaney]

Chuck Bigelow + Don Knuth in the same room again, 40 years after their pivotal work together

Face/Interface: Global Type Design and Human-Computer Interaction @Stanford @HumanAtStanford

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

And I do realise it requires furthe context ... For which I offer this ... Hello Robert Luther Thompson's 1947 "Wiring a Continent" which feels, as I read it, a little uncanny or perhaps just familiar #telegraphy #history

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

From today's #bookfairy pile, I get this ...

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

An excellent opportunity to work with totally fab people!!! Right here!

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

@larkofadefinite Welcome on board!

[Jane Ohlmeyer @janeohlmeyer]

A first for me. Thanks @Waterstones 😉

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

@nomisruption @HumanitiesAU The Cast Iron Canvasser, the Bulletin Dec 1891.

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

Hanging out with the excellent folks in the @HumanitiesAU, talking automation and Banjo Patterson ... As you do #aahsymposium

[Australian Academy of the Humanities @HumanitiesAU]

We are thrilled to have @feraldata deliver our Annual Academy Dinner Lecture, at @Library_Vic speak about the intersection of humans, history, AI & automation. #AAHSymposium

[Professor Dan Woodman @DrDanWoodman]

Wonderful to be representing @CHASS_Aus at the @HumanitiesAU annual dinner, listening to @feraldata tell the amazing story of Banjo Patterson's science fiction, The Cast Iron Canveser. Thanks for the invite @HumanitiesAU team. #AAHSymposium.

[James Landay @landay]

M⁦y friend and colleague @drfeifei⁩ kicks off the book party — in conversation with Turing Award winner John Hennessy.

[Isabel Richards @1sabelR]

Inspired by @MelanieZeppel and @_SuSiSe_’s Wiki Edit-A-Thon, my first original wiki page is now live! All about Mary Wellstead, who was likely Australia’s first female telegraphist ✨

#telegraphy #womeninstem

https://t.co/SE7Kdwy8nI

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

@z_rose @MarkusMannheim @bourke_eddy @cosmicpinot I don't know Fi, I reckon we are different generations ... But her work is great! And ANU grads making good in the world FTW!

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

@z_rose @MarkusMannheim @bourke_eddy @cosmicpinot Shout out to @camassey on the other side of the world!!

[Genevieve Bell @feraldata]

@z_rose @MarkusMannheim @bourke_eddy @cosmicpinot It was one of the sweetest notes and it made my day. I might even have shared the story of it with our federal Minister #books #librarians. And truthfully I have talked about your mum for decades bc she let me borrow whole shelves of books and always encouraged my reading habits!