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automated lighting is indicative of how people will live with other forms of automation in the future

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automated lighting is indicative of how people will live with other forms of automation in the future

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Hopeful, engaged research working towards more inclusive and sustainable futures

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Hopeful, engaged research working towards more inclusive and sustainable futures

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We learn things online (brain structure changes) which we can use offline

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We learn things online (brain structure changes) which we can use offline

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Sci-Fi Virtual Reality Films and Shows and the emergent socialities they may encourage

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Sci-Fi Virtual Reality Films and Shows and the emergent socialities they may encourage

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Automation is entangled and contingent with complexities of the everyday

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Automation is entangled and contingent with complexities of the everyday

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It is messy, creates many unwanted effects, disturbes and is useful. It interacts in sometimes unpredictable ways with other elements of urban life, including the weather

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Pink, Sarah, and Shanti Sumartojo. 2018. “The Lit World: Living with Everyday Urban Automation.” Social & Cultural Geography 19 (7). Routledge: 833–52. 

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Pink, Sarah, and Shanti Sumartojo. 2018. “The Lit World: Living with Everyday Urban Automation.” Social & Cultural Geography 19 (7). Routledge: 833–52. 

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Brandt, Marisa, and Lisa Messeri. 2019. “Imagining Feminist Futures on the Small Screen: Inclusion and Care in VR Fictions.” NatureCulture, no. 5: 1–25.

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Brandt, Marisa, and Lisa Messeri. 2019. “Imagining Feminist Futures on the Small Screen: Inclusion and Care in VR Fictions.” NatureCulture, no. 5: 1–25.