RECENT TALKS |
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February 2020: Princeton University, Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment (Invited)
Seminar: "The Nation as Energy: Imagining Society through Energy Intensity" https://acee.princeton.edu/events/seminar-lynn_badia_2020/ February 2020: Dartmouth University (Invited) Paper: "Technologies of Abundance: On the Possibility of Unlimited Energy" https://envs.dartmouth.edu/events/event?event=60108#.X8gAkhNKhUc September 2019: Western Literature Association Conference, Estes Park, "Climate Change" (Invited) “Paolo Bacigalupi: Storytelling for a Fragmented Future” March 2019: Yale University, Whitney Humanities Center (Invited) Energy Humanities Workshop August 2018: Petrocultures, University of Glasgow Paper: "Scenario Planning: New Fictions and Genres about Energy and Climate Futures" July 2017: ACLA American Comparative Literature Association Conference, Utrecht University Panel: "Capturing Life: Capital and the Biosphere" March 2017: Media@McGill International Colloquium, McGill University Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal Colloquium Co-Organizer and Respondent: "Climate Realism" January 2017: MLA Convention, Philadelphia Panel Organizer and Respondent: Climate Realism: The Aesthetics of Weather, Climate, and Atmosphere November 2016: MSA: Modernist Studies Association, Pasadena Seminar: Modernist Energy Regimes June 2016: ALECC: Association for Literature, Environment, and Culture in Canada; Queen's University Paper: "Absolute Indeterminacy: Karel Čapek’s Pragmatist Science Fiction.” April 2016: Rice Univeristy, Cultures of Energy Research Symposium (Invited) Paper: “On the Possibility of a Future with Unlimited Energy” Center for Energy & Environmental Research in the Human Science (CENHS) January 2016: University of Alberta Symposium Organizer and Speaker: "After Paris: An Interdisciplinary Response to the U.N. Climate Convention November 2015: SLSA: Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts, Rice University Paper: “Durkheim’s Sociology of Energy” Panel: “Dispositives and Assemblages” of the “Biopolitics Futures” Stream November 2015: CRASSH Cambridge, University of Cambridge Paper: “Energo-power and the Politics of Climate Change” Climate Histories Research Group and Cambridge Interdisciplinary Research on the Environment October 2015: Ecocultres Conference, University of Glasgow Paper: “Thinking through Energy and Environmental Humanities” |