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– Bernoulligymnasium, Vienna. November 12, 2015
– Akademisches Gymnasium, Graz. February 2, 2016
What an extraordinary thing it is to encounter an octopus at sea; its visual appeal and beauty of movement, its corporeal and social abilities, unsaturable curiosity and intelligence.
Why have we always been thinking in “straight lines” when Lucretius had already observed the swerve as a permanent change of motion?
Reflecting on Togetherness from the Perspectives of Dizziness and Queerness.
An alternative city walk - unexpected situations expected!
The Long Night of Sciences gives us the chance to present current projects and invite you to be part of the science!
In an era fraught with dizzying socio-political events and burgeoning ecological catastrophes, this workshop for a special issue will delve into the concept of epistemic dizziness as a disordered state of whirling vertigo, applying it to the contemporary state of Science & Technologies Studies.
