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We invite artists to be a part of the metabolic conversation around arts and seek different levels of experience with biology/science, as well as a variety of mediums. Applications are due November 9, 2022.

In September, I spoke at the FEMeeting in Evora, Portugal, which featured a week of panels and events by women in Science, Technology, and the Arts.

I am excited to introduce the work of visual artist and artistic researcher Kirsten Stolle as part of her exhibition for the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art, Only You Can Prevent A Forest.

Congratulations to Kristin Hussey whose book Imperial Bodies in London. Empire, Mobility, and the Making of British Medicine, 1880-1914 (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2021) has been announced as this year’s winner of the Whitfield Book Prize.

Ask a chronobiologists about the history of the discipline, and you find that specific places are central to it.

I am happy to share that my new publication can be found in the art-science Journal Leonardo.

In my new book “Art, Science, and the Politics of Knowledge”, I suggest that art and science are not as different from each other as we might assume. If you are interested in the intersection of art and science, this book might be for you.

Micro Worlds is a speculative workshop, bringing together scholars from diverse disciplines to explore the multiple ways in which museums and their collections can function as sites to better understand our relationship with microbial worlds. What if, we want to ask, we were to think about museum collections not just as cultural or artistic objects, but also as equivalent to microbiological labs or as spaces for the cultivation of small beings? 

Medicinsk Museion vinder Dibner Award for Excellence in Museum Exhibits for onlineudstillingen: Life Support. Prisen tildeles 20. november 2021.

What does time mean to you? Is it the ticking of a clock? The rhythm of a dance? The oscillation of a cell?

On July 15th, I had the pleasure of presenting a talk entitled INHABITING THE CONCEPT OF HOLOBIONT: THINKING THROUGH VISUAL IMAGERY at the International Society for the History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Biology’s first online conference.