Last night Paul Erlich spoke at UTS. He said we need cities fit for people, not cars, and that we can’t expect the plants we depend on to adapt to rising temperatures when it’s we who need to change behaviours. … Continue reading
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CLIMATE CHANGE How do scientists and artists make climate change visible? You are invited to propose a contribution to the Ultimo Science Festival exhibition and forum program Living Data: Animating change II 12-21 September 2013 Scientific accuracy and sensory appeal … Continue reading
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Living Data joins the Polar Time “Helmholtz Virtual-Institutes” research program to understand “Biological timing in a changing marine environment: clocks and rhythms in pelagic organisms”. Our task is to make an animation to visualise the story (hypothesis) upon which the … Continue reading
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Artist Malou Zuidema explains how she worked with scientists to visualise impacts of climate change on the Ocean by animating Forests of the Sea. What more is happening in the arts to guide us towards, not away from, understanding our … Continue reading
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