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Francesca Samsel is crafting a new language for our world. That is, she crosses art, science, and visualization to open new ways of understanding and engaging with the natural world, not just visually but across the sensorial spectrum.
#SciArt
#BreakthroughScience
#FallingWalls

(1/2) Malka Older ( @older.bsky.social ) makes a life at the crossroads of our existing and future worlds. Between the sociology of organizations and of disaster to speculative fiction, Older lives the great paradox in front of us all: to live at the nexus of lived experience and imagined future

(1/3) Biologist, philosopher, educator, facilitator, and historian of science Mette Miriam Böll is embodiment of the kind of life that emerges when we accept, recognize, and revere our profound interconnectedness

(1/2) Dan Jay has spent his life in the liminal space between art and science, domains of inquiry too often considered separate, even opposing. Yet, it is transformative creativity only possible from the conversation between art and science that we seem to be called to now

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Zachary Ugolnik refuses the tired narrative about the separateness of science and spirituality, reason and religion. With him is wisdom for a society of care and flourishing, one that constellates across theology, ecology, and the social sciences

(1/3) convening a pair of sessions at this December's #AGU25 meeting around two of the key dimensions not only for sharing latest results but for imagining and setting an agenda for the future of science. We hope you will submit your work and be a part of these conversations!

Flourishing is not a fixed point. It’s a dance of becoming.
I’m co-editing a special section in Leonardo (MIT Press) with @aerosciengineer.bsky.social on flourishing and we’re inviting your work.

🌀 July 1 – Sept 15
💠 Topics: kinship, attention, beautiful questions
🔗 leonardo.info/opportunity/...

New essay out on The Flourishing Commons today, thinking about the dynamics of reframing now

ryanmcgranaghan.substack.com/p/flourishin...

@templetonfdn.bsky.social
@sloanfoundation.bsky.social
@onbeing.bsky.social

(1/3) Jennifer Wiseman gives expression to our cosmos, as a pioneering astrophysicist, an advocate for science within policy and public, and a person of faith. She brings into conversation sensibilities of a scientist, a theologian, and a human being in awe of the universe

We recently at the Aspen Institute to talk about flourishing - what it is, how we assess it, and what it looks like to build a field of Flourishing Studies. TY @aspeninstitute.bsky.social for hosting us and to @aerosciengineer.bsky.social who has been convening these discussions in salons for years.

(1/2) Susan Magsamen makes her life at the frontier of neuroscience, of institutional change, of the intersection of art and science. Her's is a life full of wisdom for how to live amidst mystery and befriend complexity

@jhuartssciences.bsky.social
@neuroai.bsky.social
@blamlab.bsky.social

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Few concepts are more important to our society than resilience. If resilience is a core competency of our time, it would not be hyperbole to say that Dr. David Woods is one of our most important thinkers.

#Resilience #complexity #GracefulExtensibility

(1/3) Paul Smaldino @psmaldino.bsky.social lives his life in exploration. His scholarship as his life are inspiration for keeping the lines of inquiry wide open and what can be discovered along the way

(1/2) John Paul Lederach knows as much about conflict transformation as anyone in our world; who has been present and has participated across multiple decades in multiple continents where real social transformation and real cultural evolution has happened

(1/3) Flourishing is not a fixed state; it is an unfolding. In this time of rupture we need encounters with flourishing, to know it in our lived experiences individually and collectively
@jamessuzman.bsky.social
#DanielleAllen

Susan Magsamen using Greg Dunn's #sciart to discuss how the brain responds to art @NAS

What are the relationships among art, science, technology, and culture? How did these disciplines relate to one another to foster creativity, innovation, and discovery? What are the tangible results of these interactions? #iTeachMath

Providing beautiful conversations with thought-leaders across art, science, design, and engineering in the #OriginsPodcast

originspodcast.co

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