Handy tips for the new nuclear age (2)
“Mini nuclear plants to power 20,000 homes”, The Guardian Crisis over. Our energy problems are solved. Now we can have a
Category: Reports
The role of the arts in biopolicy-making
I went to a good symposium in London last week, organised by theBiocentre. Ambitiously titled “Arts & technology: The role of
United Nations committee on the peaceful uses of outer space
I’m just back from Vienna, where I was speaking at the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS)
Meanwhile, on Mars …
I gave a talk at the Barbican on Saturday night, as part of the programme for the Martian Museum of Terrestrial
Troubadors and truth drugs
Cracking conference accompanying the Sk-interfaces exhibition at FACT, Liverpool, on Friday and Saturday, which managed to subvert my expectations nicely. Frankly, I’d
Who thought up consumerism?
I attended the first in a series of Arts & Ecology Exchanges at the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) on
Mad rapture for molluscs *
I have spent a couple of days at the third Species of Origin workshop. Much of the workshop focused in on language
Gravity and Darwin
Last night we launched Aleksandra Mir’s limited edition calendar for 2008, which documents the construction and dismantling of her spectacular
Nicola Triscott 