New book arrived! ‘Twins and Recursion’ explores what cultural and scientific uses of twins tell us about our current cybernetic entanglements. Breakdown of chapters in the 🧵 and you can read the Introduction here: https://t.co/7iiOJw6Oh1 1/ @BloomsburyLit
💥 Great to see the research of Dr Beth Rebisz (@UoBrisHistory), Dr Richard Cole (@Bristol_CLAH), Dr Paul Merchant & Prof Ed King (@BristolHiPLA) feature in the latest Research Frontiers newsletter
Read the issue to find out more about our research 👇
https://t.co/vazMOVZsBQ
Join us online or in-person in Bristol for ‘What if...?’, a night of exploration into the world of community tech and art! Expect free food, demos and talks...
🗓️ Thursday 17th October 6-9pm
Everyone is welcome, book your free spot: https://t.co/KXCDlKANuR
Welcome to a new kind of gallery...
Opening on Sat 26 Oct, Undershed will showcase the best immersive and interactive artwork from all over the world. It is first of its kind in Bristol and rare across the UK.
https://t.co/GQFOFXPTH0
As the #Olympics return to Paris, PhD candidate @july_bt and Prof @mateobrown tell us about the last time France hosted the games, the lack of female South American athletes who took part and the improving picture today for women's sport
@BristolUni@BristolHiPLA#Paris2024
We've run several game jams this year through the
#BristolDigitalGameLab. It all began, though, last November thanks to a fantastic and ongoing collaboration with @edcrking. Inspired by Ed's research, we ran a concept game jam on Exposing #AlgorithmicBias https://t.co/4H7tsA7Tf0
Trending in #AreaStudies:
https://t.co/BX84C20ubn
1a) The Length of Service of Cabinet Ministers in Chile, 1990–2022
1b) Chinese Re-Examinations of Russia? The Strategic Partnership in the Wake of the War in Ukraine
3) Latin American Video Game Studies in Practice
4a) The impact of China’s high-tech repression on Uyghurs: the Uyghur diaspora in Turkiye (@CA_Survey)
4b) Sino-Russian rapprochement after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (@reviewpacific)
@RichardAlanCole and I ran a a 'concept' games jam as part of my @ahrcpress project that explores critical responses to algorithmic bias through the creative industries in Brazil. Learn more about the event here:
https://t.co/uJgcPO0JmH
Enjoyed writing this article on researching, creating and and teaching Latin American video games with @PaulMerchant2 and @TheaPitman! Published now with BLAR. See link below:
We thoroughly enjoyed Dr Echo Mengxing Fu's talk on #ChineseSciFi & #fantasy, then in conversation with Prof. @edcrking! The turnout was great! Clearly lots of interests here! Dr Fu is #CSC-funded scholar from @SISUShanghai, 1 of our key Chinese partner universities @BristolSML
🏳️🌈📽️ Dr @miguelldn tells us about his new Queer Screen Cultures in the 21st Century @ahrcpress project which seeks to increase the visibility of #LGBTQIA+ people in audio-visual media
Read how Dr López is collaborating with @OdaEsp to achieve this aim 👉 https://t.co/RKDwjIhnf8
New article, 'Gaming Race in Brazil: Video Games and Algorithmic Racism', published today with the Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies (@j_lacs).
https://t.co/kKXs2BPpYu
The article explores how video games can function as a critical platform from which to intervene into the conjunction between embodied experiences of racialisation and the production of race as a category within the cybernetic forms of identification of digital capitalism.