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SLSA · 5 days ago
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Reminder: SLSA members who are US citizens or students enrolled in US institutions can apply for NSF funds at https://t.co/G3QdPnM8ZD by August 5.
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SLSA · 1 week ago
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Reminder that today is the last day to apply for
a. the SLSA Travel Award,
b. the SLSA NSF Travel Award (both for travel to this year's conference),
c. the Bruns Prize (for best graduate student writing), and
d. the Schachterle Essay Award.
For more, @ https://t.co/hfYqg0a1mJ
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Literature, SCIENCE + arts The Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts welcomes colleagues in the sciences, engineering, technology, computer science, medicine, the social sciences, the humanities, the arts, and independent scholars and artists. SLSA members share an interest in problems of science and representation, and in the cultural and social dimensions of science, technology, and medicine.

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The 35th Annual Conference of SLSA in West Lafayette, Indiana

  • “Reading Minds: Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks and the Reading Human”
  • Conference website
  • Dates: October 6-9, 2022
  • On the Purdue University campus

The 34th Annual Conference of SLSA in Ann Arbor, Michigan

SLSA 2021 satellite event – Reading Accidentals: Scholars, Scientists, and Novelists in Conversation

  • In biology, an “accidental” is an individual animal that has wandered far from its normal range for mysterious reasons, often related to aberrant weather during migration or genetic mutations. Scholars Ursula K. Heise and Jay Clayton, biologist Auriel Fournier, and novelist Susan M. Gaines will discuss the avian and human accidentals—and the concepts of nature and science—in Gaines’s multilayered new science novel, Accidentals. Comments and questions from the audience will be welcome.
  • March 25, 2021
  • Link to recording on Youtube

SLSAeu 2021

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