WTMC Monster Party
For the annual meeting, we’re preparing for our Science-Fiction Monster Party from Outer Space! I composed this flyer from 50s movie posters.
[update]: it was a blast! Scientists CAN dance (though apparently not all together)!
About me
Trained as interdisciplinary scholar in Science & Technology Studies (STS) and empirical philosophy, I am interested in the ethics of societal engagement practices, both in the arts and in the sciences. I see these practices as forms of encultured ethics. My aim is to explore the changed face of public, ethical deliberation in our technologized society, and cultivate an ethical sensibility and responsive attitude among artists, designers, scientists and engineers. Read more.
Interests
socially engaged art; social design; public engagement with science; ethics of emerging technologies; virtue ethics; artistic research; valuation studies
Affiliations
Ties tweets:
- RT @rensvl: Mooi hoe stuk van @ridderjeroen namens @DeJongeAkademie tongen (en emoties) losmaakt op Twitter. Ik lees toch vooral een warm p…2 hours ago
- RT @veerlespronck: Gisteren de eerste uitvoering van @philzuid’s i-Classics Empty Minds (met @WimHenderikx en @erikbosgraaf) in @StrijpS, m…4 days ago
- RT @ethicistforhire: Seems weird that scientists who want to attack what they see as "pseudo-science" by publishing "hoax articles" would,…12 days ago
- RT @kjhealy: Useful context here. A good-faith reviewer—a grad student, NB—trying to help out a bad-faith author, only to see his efforts p…12 days ago
