These presentations were filmed during a two-day interdisciplinary workshop that took place at the LSE over the 18th-19th of July 2019. The full programme from the event is still accessible via the event page. It was made possible thanks to the generous support of the British Academy (grant number BARSEA19\190021). It expands on the work of the Narrative Science project, a European Research Council funded project based at the London School of Economics (grant agreement No. 694732). News from the network and the directory of members can be found here. We would like to record our very sincere thanks to Dr Jon Adams who took pains to edit these videos to include the slide shows and ensured the recordings were of the highest quality.
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Dominic J. Berry (LSE)
Introduction: Narrative science in techno-environments
Introduction: Narrative science in techno-environments - Dominic Berry (LSE)
Introduction: Narrative science in techno-environments - Dominic Berry (LSE)
Ina Linge (University of Exeter)
Narrating Human-animal Sexual Nature around 1920: Richard Goldschmidt, Magnus Hirschfeld and Hanns Heinz Ewers
GB Narrating Human-animal Sexual Nature around 1920 - Ina Linge (University of Exeter)
GB Narrating Human-animal Sexual Nature around 1920 - Ina Linge (University of Exeter)
Amelie Bonnie (Oxford)
Toxic Colours
Toxic Colours - Amelie Bonney (University of Oxford)
Toxic Colours - Amelie Bonney (University of Oxford)
Louise Coueffe (University of Angers)
Botanical Space
Botanical Space - Louise Coueffe (University of Angers)
Botanical Space - Louise Coueffe (University of Angers)
Greg Lynall (University of Liverpool)
Reading Renewables:Stories of Solar Power
Reading Renewables: Stories of Solar Power - Greg Lynall (University of Liverpool)
Reading Renewables: Stories of Solar Power - Greg Lynall (University of Liverpool)
John Lidwell-Durnin (University of Oxford)
“Have they remained what they were in Europe?”: narrative, organisms, and environment in explorations of South America
"Have they remained what they were in Europe?": - John Lidwell-Durnin (University of Oxford)
"Have they remained what they were in Europe?": - John Lidwell-Durnin (University of Oxford)
Harriet Ritvo (MIT)
The Stakes of Species
The Stakes of Species - Harriet Ritvo (MIT)
The Stakes of Species - Harriet Ritvo (MIT)
Saliha Bayir (University of Kassel)
Microbial Ecology
GB Microbial Ecology - Saliha Bayir (University of Kassel)
GB Microbial Ecology - Saliha Bayir (University of Kassel)
Ágota Ábrán (History and Art Museum Zalau)
Roadside Weeds
Roadside Weeds - Ágota Ábrán (History and Art Museum Zalau)
Roadside Weeds - Ágota Ábrán (History and Art Museum Zalau)
João P. R. Joaquim (Charles Universiry, Prague)
Cold War Agriculture Museums
Cold War Agriculture Museums - João P. R. Joaquim (Charles University, Prague)
Cold War Agriculture Museums - João P. R. Joaquim (Charles University, Prague)
Ellie Armstrong(UCL)
Tropics/Science
Tropics/Science - Ellie Armstrong (UCL)
Tropics/Science - Ellie Armstrong (UCL)
Aadita Chaudhury (York University)
Chasing Fires
Chasing Fires - Aadita Chaudhury (York University)
Chasing Fires - Aadita Chaudhury (York University)
Mauricio Nicolas Vergara (Università della Svizzera italiana/University of Göttingen)
Avalanches War
GB Avalanches War - Mauricio Nicolas Vergara (Università della Svizzera italiana/Uni of Göttingen)
GB Avalanches War - Mauricio Nicolas Vergara (Università della Svizzera italiana/Uni of Göttingen)
Charlotte Sleigh (University of Kent)
Sugar in the air: carbon narratives, futures and endings - Charlotte Sleigh (University of Kent)
Sugar in the air: carbon narratives, futures and endings - Charlotte Sleigh (University of Kent)
Sugar in the air: carbon narratives, futures and endings - Charlotte Sleigh (University of Kent)
Animesh Chatterjee (Leeds Trinity University)
Late-19thC Bengali anticolonial rep. of electricity - Animesh Chatterjee (Leeds Trinity University)
Late-C19th Bengali anticolonial rep. of electricity - Animesh Chatterjee (Leeds Trinity University)
Late-C19th Bengali anticolonial rep. of electricity - Animesh Chatterjee (Leeds Trinity University)
Lachlan Fleetwood (University of Cambridge)
Global Mountains
Global mountains
Global mountains
sam smiley (Astrodime Transit Authority)
Ornamentalism: Migrations of Japanese Knotweed
GB Ornamentalism: Migrations of Japanese Knotweed Pt. 1
GB Ornamentalism: Migrations of Japanese Knotweed Pt. 1
Ornamentalism: Migrations of Japanese Knotweed Pt. 2 - sam smiley (Astrodime Transit Authority)
Ornamentalism: Migrations of Japanese Knotweed Pt. 2 - sam smiley (Astrodime Transit Authority)
Jon Agar (UCL)
"British Nature was Lost Here": when scientists, writers & bureaucrats tell stories
"British Nature was Lost Here": when scientists, writers & bureaucrats tell stories - Jon Agar (UCL)
"British Nature was Lost Here": when scientists, writers & bureaucrats tell stories - Jon Agar (UCL)
Anahita Rouyan (Independent scholar and consultant)
Breeding & Narratives of Nature in Progressive-Era USA - Anahita Rouyan (Ind. scholar/consultant)
Breeding & Narratives of Nature in Progressive-Era USA - Anahita Rouyan (Ind. scholar/consultant)
Breeding & Narratives of Nature in Progressive-Era USA - Anahita Rouyan (Ind. scholar/consultant)
Alex Hall (University of Birmingham)
Agency, expectations & the supernatural in extreme weather
Agency, expectations & the supernatural in extreme weather - Alex Hall (University of Birmingham)
Agency, expectations & the supernatural in extreme weather - Alex Hall (University of Birmingham)