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  Language bends and buckles under pressure of climate change. Take the adjective ‘glacial’. I recently came across an old draft of my PhD dissertation on which my advisor had scrawled the…

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• Bookmark Controversial New Theory Suggests Life Wasn't a Fluke of Biology—It Was Physics…

  The biophysicist Jeremy England made waves in 2013 with a new theory that cast the origin of life as an inevitable outcome of thermodynamics.

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• Bookmark Neoliberalism has conned us into fighting climate change as individuals | Martin…

  Would you advise someone to flap towels in a burning house? To bring a flyswatter to a gunfight? Yet the counsel we hear on climate change could scarcely be more out…

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• Portfolio The Compulsions of the Similar: Animated GIFs and the TechnoCultural Body

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• Furtherfield Contributions The New Observatory at FACT

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• Bookmark A ramble through some solutions for the Anthropocene | Ars Technica

  To say that David Biello’s new book, The Unnatural World (Amazon US / Amazon UK), is not uplifting would be an understatement.

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• Portfolio Transmediale 2017 (events)

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• Portfolio Across & Beyond: Transmediale Reader

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• Bookmark Glitch art: Meet the artist who knitted Stuxnet into a scarf |…

  Glitch art resonates with the increasingly complex love-hate relationship humans have with technology. Errors, and by extension the changes, that can occur within software source code and data can provide a fertile…

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• Bookmark Abandoned shops, discarded laundry and traffic lights signalling to empty streets: Eerie…

  More than five years after the devastating tsunami and the 8.9-magnitude earthquake struck north-eastern Japan, causing the explosion of the nuclear power plant in Fukushima, the Japanese town remains abandoned. Since…

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• Bookmark Inside the world of techno-fetishism where people have 'prosthetic envy' | WIRED…

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• Bibliography Matters of Gravity: Special Effects and Supermen in the 20th Century by Scott Bukatman

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• Bookmark “Fuck off, Google!” Interview with Nick Dyer-Witheford | LeftEast

  The interview was conducted in Kyiv, Ukraine following a lecture by Nick Dyer-Witheford at the National Technical University of Ukraine “Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” (NTUU KPI).

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  Looks like it's plastic for lunch. For the first time, plankton have been caught on camera munching on tiny pieces of plastic. Verity White from Five Films and her team captured…

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• Bookmark The swiftness of glaciers: language in a time of climate change |…

  Language bends and buckles under pressure of climate change. Take the adjective ‘glacial’. I recently came across an old draft of my PhD dissertation on which my advisor had scrawled the…

  April 4 2018, 8:08am | Comments

• Vimeo

  October 16 2017, 4:03pm | Comments

• Bookmark Controversial New Theory Suggests Life Wasn't a Fluke of Biology—It Was Physics…

  The biophysicist Jeremy England made waves in 2013 with a new theory that cast the origin of life as an inevitable outcome of thermodynamics.

  August 6 2017, 11:35am | Comments

• YouTube

  August 4 2017, 4:48am | Comments

• Vimeo

  July 31 2017, 1:13pm | Comments

• Bookmark Neoliberalism has conned us into fighting climate change as individuals | Martin…

  Would you advise someone to flap towels in a burning house? To bring a flyswatter to a gunfight? Yet the counsel we hear on climate change could scarcely be more out…

  July 31 2017, 5:04am | Comments

• Portfolio The Compulsions of the Similar: Animated GIFs and the TechnoCultural Body

  July 15 2017, 7:02am | Comments

• Furtherfield Contributions The New Observatory at FACT

  July 13 2017, 7:28am | Comments

• Bookmark A ramble through some solutions for the Anthropocene | Ars Technica

  To say that David Biello’s new book, The Unnatural World (Amazon US / Amazon UK), is not uplifting would be an understatement.

  June 8 2017, 8:01am | Comments

• YouTube

  May 16 2017, 10:24am | Comments

• YouTube

  April 13 2017, 4:46am | Comments

• Twitter Favourites

  https://t.co/twNWUkV0mj this is hell

  

  February 18 2017, 1:53am | Comments

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  February 16 2017, 11:39am | Comments

• Portfolio Transmediale 2017 (events)

  February 9 2017, 8:50am | Comments

• Portfolio Across & Beyond: Transmediale Reader

  February 2 2017, 3:35am | Comments

• Portfolio Exhibist Magazine Issue 11

  January 31 2017, 3:51am | Comments

• Bookmark Glitch art: Meet the artist who knitted Stuxnet into a scarf |…

  Glitch art resonates with the increasingly complex love-hate relationship humans have with technology. Errors, and by extension the changes, that can occur within software source code and data can provide a fertile…

  December 21 2016, 6:23am | Comments

• Bookmark Google's Cultural Institute is making art and museums searchable for everyone |…

  July 17 2016, 4:33am | Comments

• Bookmark Abandoned shops, discarded laundry and traffic lights signalling to empty streets: Eerie…

  More than five years after the devastating tsunami and the 8.9-magnitude earthquake struck north-eastern Japan, causing the explosion of the nuclear power plant in Fukushima, the Japanese town remains abandoned. Since…

  July 12 2016, 1:01pm | Comments

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  July 4 2016, 1:45am | Comments

• Bookmark Inside the world of techno-fetishism where people have 'prosthetic envy' | WIRED…

  June 15 2016, 4:59pm | Comments

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  April 12 2016, 12:23am | Comments

• Bibliography Matters of Gravity: Special Effects and Supermen in the 20th Century by Scott Bukatman

  January 19 2016, 7:50am | Comments

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  December 12 2015, 9:53am | Comments

• Bookmark “Fuck off, Google!” Interview with Nick Dyer-Witheford | LeftEast

  The interview was conducted in Kyiv, Ukraine following a lecture by Nick Dyer-Witheford at the National Technical University of Ukraine “Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” (NTUU KPI).

  December 3 2015, 2:39pm | Comments

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  October 12 2015, 7:42am | Comments

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  October 10 2015, 11:07pm | Comments

• Bookmark Plankton snacking on plastic caught on camera for the first time -…

  Looks like it's plastic for lunch. For the first time, plankton have been caught on camera munching on tiny pieces of plastic. Verity White from Five Films and her team captured…

  July 7 2015, 4:22pm | Comments

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