The AusSTS 2025 cfp is closing soon - please get your ‘Signals and Noises’ in by Friday 14 March! It’s shaping up to be an amazing few days in Narrm across the National Communication Museum and Deakin Downtown, and we'll be welcoming some amazing keynote speakers and contributors, including... 1/ - ThreadSky

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aussts.bsky.social • 7 days ago

The AusSTS 2025 cfp is closing soon - please get your ‘Signals and Noises’ in by Friday 14 March! It’s shaping up to be an amazing few days in Narrm across the National Communication Museum and Deakin Downtown, and we'll be welcoming some amazing keynote speakers and contributors, including... 1/

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aussts.bsky.social•7 days ago

On Day 1 a keynote panel at the NCM on infrastructures of noise with Dang Nguyen (RMIT) @digitaldang.bsky.social, Ranjodh Dhaliwal (University of Basel) @ranjodhdhaliwal.com, Kate Mannell (Deakin) @katemannell.bsky.social and Fabian Offert (UC Santa Barbara) @zentralwerkstatt.org 2/

aussts.bsky.social•7 days ago

Day 1 will also feature a series of workshops and a public event at NCM in the evening with Eryk Salvaggio @eryk.bsky.socialand further international and national artists (to be announced soon!). 3/

aussts.bsky.social•7 days ago

On day 2 we look forward to a keynote at Deakin Downtown on technologies of reproduction from Elizabeth Stephens (University of Queensland), in discussion with Jaya Keaney (University of Melbourne). This will kick off a day of presentations, paper workshops, and ‘Making and Doing’ sessions. 4/

aussts.bsky.social•7 days ago

Finally on day 3 there will be a keynote panel on noise within health, including Warwick Anderson (University of Sydney) @wombatscholar.bsky.social Kari Lancaster @karilancaster.bsky.social (University of Bath) and Christopher O’Neill @blueskychris.bsky.social (Deakin). 5/

aussts.bsky.social•7 days ago

For more information and details about the conference theme, ‘Signals and Noises’ please check out the AusSTS website . We look forward to seeing you in July! 6/.

spalm.bsky.social•6 days ago

One person's noise is another's signal.

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