Este jueves 10 de diciembre de 2020 a las 02:00 p.m. (hora Colombia) | 07:00 p.m. (hora Londres) participaré en el III Encuentro de Investigadores, Editores y Bibliotecólogos organizado por la Editorial Uniagustiniana, en el panel titulado “Ciencia en 280 caracteres: difusión científica y redes sociales”.
Where I share an invitation to two online events where I will participate this week.
Este jueves 26 de noviembre a las 11am UTC-3 tendré el placer y el honor de participar en #NoviembreHD en el panel sincrónico en línea titulado “Un sur epistemológico para las Humanidades Digitales”. Información completa haciendo click en el título.
Sharing the recording of our first Comics Grid Webinar Series entitled “Troubling Boundaries, Leaking Forms: Reading Bechdel’s Fun Home and Carroll’s Through the Woods with Dr Jeanette D’Arcy and Dr Miranda Corcoran”, which took place online on Tuesday 20 October 2020 from 4 to 5pm BST.
*How did modern science communication begin? How has it evolved from one country to the next? What social, political, and economic forces inspired those changes? * Published this week by ANU Press, Communicating Science: A Global Perspective explores all of these questions and more.
Tuesday 20 October 2020. 4-5pm BST. Dr Jeanette D’Arcy (University of South Wales) and Dr Miranda Corcoran (University College Cork) will discuss their articles on Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home (2006) and Emily Carroll’s Through the Woods (2014).
Our synchronous workshop at the International Graphic Novels and Comics Conference was hosted synchronously yesterday Thursday 2 July 2020 at 4pm BST.
For this Community Call, we’re trying something different. We’ll start with a short talk by Julia Silge , then spend most of the time on Q & A with four panelists - Elin Waring , Erin Grand , Leonardo Collado-Torres , and Scott Chamberlain - moderated by Julia. Our panelists bring a wide range of perspectives so there’s something for everyone.
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One year ago, we released our new Code of Conduct. At that time, the Code of Conduct Committee (authors of this post) agreed to do an annual review of the text, reporting form, and our internal guidelines. We have made one change to the Code of Conduct text.