Picturing the Invisible

“Never has there been a time more important, more pressing, than the present for arts and culture to unite us.” Great insights from @JSFWEF #WEF22 #Davos22 #interdisciplinarity weforum.org/agenda/2022/05…

Picturing the Invisible presents different disciplinary approaches to articulating the invisible, that which is not known or that which is not provable. #openaccess #new ow.ly/FNFG50HuleV

Picturing the Invisible includes an intriguing contribution on revealing the invisible and inaudible in @UCLSpecColl by @adam_p_gibson, Tabitha Tuckett , @Katymakin ,@C3rysJones, Jieran Sun and @melissaterras. Download it free from ow.ly/TB5h50Huls9 #openaccess

🚨 NEW on the #DisruptiveVoices blog: @ProfRuthMorgan @UCLCrimeScience @UCLEngineering explores the key themes in her new book - and discusses how we can use insights from different disciplines on tackling challenges to advance conversations. ⬇️ @uclpress medium.com/disruptive-voi…

Congratulations to Paul Coldwell (@UAL) and @ProfRuthMorgan (@UCLForensicSci, @UCLEngineering) whose new #openaccess edited collection Picturing the Invisible: Exploring interdisciplinary synergies from the arts and the sciences publishes today! ow.ly/iVVa50Hul9T

Paul Coldwell: An Imaginary Grand Tour "The experience of lockdown has prompted a yearning to travel, if only in imagination..." Read more: tinyurl.com/y9yuzasx

In our @ahrcpress network edited volume, each chapter explores what it means to ‘picture the invisible’ in our own disciplines, in the light of the themes that have emerged from the #artsci network: #interdisciplinary; #language &communication; #interpretation; #absences &voids

We have an amazing line up tonight from our @ahrcpress network ‘picturing the invisible’ members for our final event with readings from their chapters in our forthcoming edited volume. We are taking in forensic science, curation, art history &imaging #interdisciplinarity

Prof Paul Coldwell introduces our final event of the @ahrcpress network ‘picturing the invisible’ Tonight we are sharing outcomes of the conversations & events of the network & offering previews of chapters in our forthcoming edited volume. @UAL @UCLForensicSci @UCLCrimeScience

Art co-produced by neuroscientists & artists, exploring labels associated with mental health, is going on show starting today in east London. The @dearworldproj events with @WCHN_UCL @UCLIoN also include comedy & a discussion of mental health in pro sports ucl.ac.uk/news/2020/feb/…

Incredible picture of one of my very favorite galaxies. 😮 Just awestruck.

Today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science. One of our fantastic #WomenInScience, @ProfRuthMorgan from @UCLCrimeScience, explains in this month's @CosmopolitanUK how she became professor of forensic science! 🔬🧬 #WomenInSTEM

@OlhaPryymak @ProfRuthMorgan @ForensicArchi So sorry you couldn’t join us this time but we will be releasing a short film in the new year that captures some reflections from our speakers from the two days!

Day 2 @PicturingThe_ &continuing our session on Voids & Absences. Jose-Elise Carmago-Molina @imperialcollege uses the eg of #electromagnetism &symmetries between the observable &the invisible to give insight into the physical problems - physicists live in the middle #GreyAreas

If you've got the NYT app on your phone, you can compare air pollution levels between cities right before your eyes using augmented reality

To celebrate the publication of a major new book by Paula Rego – The Art of Story, author Professor Deryn Rees-Jones will be in conversation with Professor Paul Coldwell. 6-8pm 4 December 2019 @CamberwellUAL @ResearchUAL @UALPGCommunity @ResearchUAL @UAL @londonartnews

A truly fascinating and a genuinely interdisciplinary conference @PicturingThe_ @ChelseaUAL

@ProfRuthMorgan @ForensicArchi It’s a wrap (for now!). Thank you to all our speakers and contributors and our funder @ahrcpress, we hope you have enjoyed our time together and have been inspired. We look forward to the next part of the journey...

And finally in our #Interpretation session Martyna Marciniak @ForensicArchi on weaponisation of the visible, considering footage of events &the important consideration of the #threshold of detectability for what it’s possible to see - shaping the (counter)narrative in the #media

Thinking about meaning &breaking out of disciplinary #jargon w @R_Trotta @imperialcollege 2talk about big ideas w’out technical words that can be a barrier &helps us communicate meaning that goes to the essence of things. This reveals how terms have different meanings #dictionary

Next up Irene Tracey @MertonCollege shares how to #picture the mind with neuroscience - visualising structure &function at increasing resolution, the power of large datasets @uk_biobank for sensitive early indicators of #aging &impact of priors (experience) on what we perceive