Archive activities in Impulse
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SG - Discovering Worlds: How Films Let Us Wander
- Traveling is hard, these days. So let’s wander in the spheres and spaces that movies consist of. -
SG - What’s Next? Science and Politics in an Age of Crises
- This evening, field epidemiologist and microbiologist Amrish Baidjoe elaborates on the position and role of science in times of crisis from his... -
SG - Our Post-COVID Relationship to Nature
- The COVID pandemic confronts us with how little control we actually have over other life forms. Philosopher Julia Rijssenbeek shows how the pandemic... -
SG - Emerging Zoonoses: Are We Prepared?
- Can we prevent zoonotic diseases? Tonight, virologist Wim van der Poel sheds light on emerging zoonotic diseases and inquires into the micro- and... -
SG - Claying Faces
- What does a face tell us? And what is hidden behind our faces? Tonight, we are going to explore this through some hands-on experience: we are going to... -
Honoring the unsung heroes from the fight against waste pollution
- Informal and independent waste collectors play a vital role in the fight against plastic pollution in developing countries. In most cases, their... -
Urban Farming beyond food production
- As metropoles all over the world are encouraging urban food production, agriculture is making its way back to the cities. Urban farming in its modern... -
SG - Making Faces
- What makes up a face? Tonight, we delve into the wondrous scientific practice of facial reconstruction. That might be a racialization practice. What... -
Lynn van Werkhoven
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Earth as Superfood
- Since ancient times, people have believed in the sacredness of the earth and honor soil with different traditions. Sometimes these traditions include...