Longtime Ordered Universe collaborator Alexandra Carr was recently on BBC Radio 3’s Free Thinking programme to discuss the work she undertook during her Leverhulme Trust supported Sculpting with Light residency at Durham University.
The title of the Free Thinking episode was ‘The In Between’ and Alexandra was joined by neuroscientist Dean Burnett, award-winning poet Vahni Capildeo, writer and walker of London and other wastelands, Iain Sinclair, and the philosopher, Emily Thomas. The episode was presented by Durham University’s Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough whose own work has explored themes of space and place, particularly in the context of medieval Scandinavia and Arctic studies.
You can listen to the episode by clicking here or on the link below. All material in the episode remains the property of the BBC and of the individual contributors to the programme.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09l25w5
In other news …
The preparations for our April 2018 conference – Science, Imagination and Wonder: Robert Grosseteste and His Legacy are progressing nicely and we are looking forward to listening to a diverse and exciting range of papers and to engaging with the selection of scientific posters that will be presented. We can still accommodate additional delegates, so if you are interested in presenting a paper or a poster then you can view the Call for Papers and Posters here. Information about the conference can be found here, and practical information for delegates (such as dates and rates) can be found here.