+ Fixing Futures' now on Bluesky only +.As a Research Training Group, we have in the past shared information about our themes, projects and events on both X (formerly Twitter) and Bluesky. (1/3)⤵️.

We want to move our communication to channels that ensure a responsible and safe environment as much as possible. We have therefore decided to only use Bluesky in the future and to close this account as of 10.12.2024. (3/3).

However, developments on X in recent years - the increasing spread of hate speech, disinformation and the lack of action against it - are at odds with our values. (2/3).

Gemeinsam erkunden sie, wie wir in Beziehung zum Meer und damit verbundenen Lebensformen stehen. Für weitere Infos, schaut gerne auf unserer Website vorbei: Wir freuen uns auf euch! (3/3) 👋.

Mit dabei sind Wissenschaftler*innen des DFG-geförderten Graduiertenkollegs „Fixing Futures“, das Künstler*innenkollektiv „may_Fly___“ und ein Performancekollektiv aus dem Studiengang „Performative Künste in sozialen Feldern“. (2/3).

🌊Troubling waters – mehr-als-menschliche Meere‘ - Gespräch und Performances🌊.In der Mittwochsbar „Wetter Mi.“ im SCAPE° dreht sich am 4. Dezember um 18:30 Uhr alles um das Meer! (1/3)

For more information on this lecture, have a look at our website: See you later! 👋.

📌 We are looking forward to today's lecture on ‘Predictive policy assemblages. The role of scenarios, models and future-knowledge in energy policy stability and change’ by Prof. Dr. Stefan Aykut. The lecture will take place at 6:15 pm in room IG 1.314 (IG-Farben-Haus).

All information and guidelines for applicants, as well as the application form, can be found on our website:

📢A little reminder: The DFG-funded RTG „Fixing Futures: Technologies of Anticipation in Contemporary Societies“ invites applications for 8 doctoral researcher positions at the Goethe University in Frankfurt. Applications can still be submitted until 26th of November 2024.⤵️.

We have published the full pre-announcement for this second cohort on the Fixing Futures website: Feel free to share this in your networks! (2/2) #STS.

📢We are glad to announce that the DFG research training group „Fixing Futures“ will offer 8 doctoral researcher positions at Goethe University in Frankfurt, starting May 1, 2025! (1/2)⤵️

For more information on this lecture, have a look at our website: We look forward to seeing you there! (2/2) 👋.

📌 We kindly invite you to our next public lecture on ‘Unruly collaborators: Rendering waves and microbes in more-than-human ethnographies’, offered by Prof. Heather Paxson and Prof. Stefan Helmreich on Tuesday, 9. July 2024, at 6 pm (ct) in room PEG 1.G111. (1/2⤵️)

🔍For more information on this lecture, have a look at our website: We look forward to seeing you there! (2/2).

We kindly invite you to the public lecture ‘Lying fallow: dichotomies and negotiations’, offered by Dr. Anna-Katharina Laboissière (University of Oslo) in the Biotechnologies, Nature and Society Colloquium on Thursday, 04.07.24, at 4-6 pm (ct) in room PEG 1.G 107. (1/2⤵️)

See you today! 👋.

For more information on this lecture, have a look at our website: We look forward to seeing you there! (4/4) 🔍📝.

His research explores the governance of life amidst emergencies, with a recent focus on examining how claims of emergency are utilized by progressive groups to highlight ongoing inequalities and injustices. (3/4⤵️).

Ben Anderson is a Professor in the Department of Geography at Durham University, specializing in affect and emotion, non-representational theories, and anticipatory logics/techniques. (2/4⤵️).