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Last panel Absences &Voids Picturing the Invisible Assumptions are inherent (even fundamental) in how we picture the #invisible, picturing is by nature an outward manifestation of #ideas, transparency of assumptions is important. In psychoanalysis complexity leads to multi-determination

Really enjoyed kicking off our Picturing the Invisible session on #interpretation. In #forensic #science we aim to picture the invisible in many ways, &interpret the #clues to reconstruct events. We need a holistic view & transparency about what we need to know and what we can know

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

Thinking about meaning &breaking out of disciplinary #jargon w @R_Trotta Imperial College London 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

And finally in our #Interpretation session Martyna Marciniak Forensic Architecture 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

A truly fascinating and a genuinely interdisciplinary conference Picturing the Invisible Chelsea College of Arts

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 Camberwell College of Arts UAL Research UAL Post-Grad Community UAL Research University of the Arts London London Art News

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

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, Ruth Morgan from UCL Crime Science, explains in this month's Cosmopolitan UK how she became professor of forensic science! 🔬🧬 #WomenInSTEM

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

Prof Paul Coldwell introduces our final event of the Arts and Humanities Research Council 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. University of the Arts London UCL ForensicSciences UCL Crime Science

We have an amazing line up tonight from our Arts and Humanities Research Council 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

In our Arts and Humanities Research Council 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

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

Congratulations to Paul Coldwell (University of the Arts London) and Ruth Morgan (UCL ForensicSciences, UCL Engineering) whose new #openaccess edited collection Picturing the Invisible: Exploring interdisciplinary synergies from the arts and the sciences publishes today! ow.ly/iVVa50Hul9T

🚨 NEW on the #DisruptiveVoices blog: Ruth Morgan UCL Crime Science UCL Engineering explores the key themes in her new book - and discusses how we can use insights from different disciplines on tackling challenges to advance conversations. ⬇️ UCL Press medium.com/disruptive-voi…

Picturing the Invisible includes an intriguing contribution on revealing the invisible and inaudible in UCL Special Collections by Adam Gibson, Tabitha Tuckett , Katy ,Cerys Jones, Jieran Sun and melissa terras. Download it free from ow.ly/TB5h50Huls9 #openaccess

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

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