With another podcast inspired by Transmission in Motion comes a chance of sharing some further thoughts with one of the guests of the series. Justyna Jakubiec, a research master student (Utrecht University), will be having a talk with Suzan Tunca (ICK Amsterdam) about the Double Skin/Double Mind project. A project that Tunca has been, and…

In this Transmission in Motion podcast, research master student Daniël Everts (Utrecht University) talks with Dr. Rebecca Coleman (Goldsmiths University of London) about her exploration of the act of refreshing on and scrolling through social media. Using Coleman’s article “Refresh: On the Temporalities of Digital Media ‘Re’s” (2020) as a starting point, they consider how…

The Story Of Foundation, a concept imagined towards lifelong and transversal learning, has created and produced festivals in collaboration with scientists, artists, designers, philosophers, students, anthropologists, engineers and educators towards the formation of a tribe and kinship that transverses borders and invites individuals to recognize knowledge that is produced and disseminated for the self and…

On this Fourth Worlds podcast, Chris Julien invites theorists and researchers Iris van der Tuin and Joost de Bloois to talk about knowledge cultures and interdisciplinary practices in relation the particular aesthetic -and political encounters of the modern and the non-modern implied by the Fourth World, which has something important to say about “living on…

In our third episode, Felicitas talks about how her background inspired her current research on education and technology and the role of speculative fiction as part of her research methods. The discussion also expands on how new digital educational tools are inviting us to revisit several of our assumptions about learning processes and how they…

In this second episode, Janneke Adema takes a step back and reflects on the reasons why she got interested in the practice of post-publishing. She expands on the way she views responsibility and the importance of history in relation to her current research. Finally, she offers her thoughts on how she approaches interdisciplinary collaborations. Slider…

We would like to invite you to check out a new feature of the seminar’s documentation: the very first Transmission in Motion Seminar Podcast session! In this first episode, Thomas Hermann takes us through his own journey of how his fascination with music and sound led to his research on sonification. He talks about the…