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We are now advertising three PhD Fellowships and one Postdoctoral Fellowship (fully salaried, 3+1 year) as part of the multidisciplinary project: “Anthropogenic Soils: Recuperating Human-Soil Relationships on a Troubled Planet (SOILS)”...
Applications are open for a PhD scholarship associated with an ARC Discovery Project ‘Caring for Cosmologies: Making Living Maps for West Miyarrka’ at Charles Darwin University. Come and join an exciting...
Applications are open for research positions in the Environmental History of Socialism and the History of Socialist Science at the UCL Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) within the framework of...
In the first Blue Humanities seminar series event, Professor Gay Hawkins will explore how television mediated the coral reef spawning. "Visualising the Reef: Creating a sense of planet through natural history...
RESEARCH AS COMPOSITION a livestream conversation with Steven Feld Join the curatorium collective for their final Session for the year on Nov 25 at 9.00 – 10.30am AEDT to hear renown...
International Multispecies Methods Research Symposium: Intuitive Interspecies Communication (2023) invites submissions for papers, presentations, posters and artistic works. Hosted online at University of Saskatchewan, May 8-12, 2023. The 4-day transdisciplinary symposium is...
Armidale Food SchoolBlack Gully Festival, Armidale, NSW12 November 2022 What is Armidale Food School?Paradoxically it has nothing to do with cooking or growing food! As the climate crisis deepens, one main solution...
Griffith University has launched a Water Cultures Murray Darling Basin (MDB) network for people who are researching the MDB. The intent is to enhance opportunities for socio-cultural research and facilitate...
This talk previews the monograph Breathing Aesthetics, in which Jean-Thomas Tremblay argues that difficult breathing indexes the uneven distribution of risk in a contemporary era marked by the increasing contamination,...
Public Lecture: Multiple Earths: Redescribing the Biosphere Professor Stephen Muecke, UNSW The Earth to which we all belong, inalienably, is undergoing a major metamorphosis. Our ways of knowing what is going on...