The Midden, Frontiers in Retreat project publication, co-edited by Jenni Nurmenniemi and Zooetics writer in residence Tracey Warr is presented Wednesday, October 17 at Publics in Helsinki! https://t.co/SDZL6OMIDU
Symbiotic Earth: How Lynn Margulis rocked the boat and started a scientific revolution is a new documentary created by award-winning filmmaker John Feldman. It weaves a complex story about how the radical ideas of scientist Lynn... https://t.co/0bxqzrp0aS
Spiders Can Fly Hundreds of Miles Using Electricity
Scientists are finally starting to understand the centuries-old mystery of “ballooning.” https://t.co/RD1OeizisG
Spinning Data Into Sound: read more about Resynthesizer, an installation by Prof. Joe Paradiso and collaboration between the department of Nuclear Science & Engineering, the Program in Art, Culture and Technology... https://t.co/BOu7xOlKZ1
A few impressions from the first day of Zooetics+ Symposium! Thank you all contributors, respondents, moderators and the audience! https://t.co/xIYTurYTzH
Joseph A. Paradiso's Synthesizer streamed from the ALCATOR experimental hall at MIT's PSFC buildings as part of the CAVS 50th anniversary. The patch uses data from one of the last test shots run on Alcator C-Mod - the shot where they broke the... https://t.co/Z9GhFGB3Kp
Joseph A. Paradiso's Synthesizer streamed from the ALCATOR experimental hall at MIT's PSFC buildings as part of the CAVS 50th anniversary. The patch uses data from one of the last test shots run on Alcator C-Mod - the shot where they broke the world’s record for plasma pressure. https://t.co/JSQpuQPA6W
The synth rig is up again and streaming @ https://t.co/U6cOecbFLd - it is installed in MIT's plasma fusion experimental hall & this patch uses data from the ALCATOR reactor.
Kim TallBear’s longer-standing work on the ethics and politics of indigenous DNA research, commercial genetic ancestry testing + the use of DNA testing in tribal citizenship practices in the US has segued into work on Indigenous materialism and decolonial sexualities. #zooetics
Kite, a classically trained violinist, works with sonification - when you take data or data sets and turn it into sound. We hear a variation of 80 tones and then it becomes noise. #zooetics
From L-R: Courtney M. Leonard (Shinnecock), @eringenia (Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate), Jackson Polys (Tlingit), Kite (Oglala Lakota) and Mario Caro on Creating Indigenous Futures at #zooetics+
Can a culture sustain itself when it no longer has access to the material that fashions that culture? Asks Courtney M. Leonard, a member of the Shinnecock people. #zooetics
Science, art and the humanities were used to systemically belittle our ways of thinking and being. Today we now find ourselves in the position of having to defend our ways of thinking and being. - @eringenia