Category: Publications
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“NEVER SEEN BEFORE!”? – On the long life of Phoso performances in popular culture
TECHNOLOGY, POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT, AND THE TROPE OF THE HUMAN MACHINE IN…
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From Harleen Quinzel to Harley Quinn: Science, Symmetry and Transformation
Scientists populate the DC universe – but this one turns into…
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How can clowning in film interrogate technoscientific culture and help enact the ideals of responsible innovation?
A film as a parable for interrogating the challenges of enacting…
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Two papers on environmental fragility published on the same day!
In contemporary Indigenous Australian fiction, all (non-)human animals, plants and the…
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The power of humour to communicate and counter social conventions about science and gender!
Challenging the stereotype through humor? “Spongebob Squarepants”, “Adventure Time” and science
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Have you ever thought about Santa’s laughter – and what it means? Here are some reflections on JOKER SANTA!
Benign “Ho Ho Ho!” Christmas dude or a side-splitting Joker Santa?
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From killer robot to sweatshop boss: Santa on screen…
Merry Christmas!
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New article about the Joker in the ANU Reporter!
We could all be a bit of a Joker…
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First student-led publication emerging from SCOM2006 published in JCOM!
Grassroots creativity, humour and science communication!
