SIG: Science, technology and animation
Convenor:
Michael J. Meindl, Radford University
Description:
The Science, Technology, and Animation (STA) SIG focuses on the intersections of animation, science, and technology. It aims to serve both practitioners and scholars. The SIG provides a virtual space for communication and helps to develop panels for the annual SAS conference, as well as other events. Topics for discussion and such include, but are not limited to: development of new technologies; historical uses/appropriations of specific technologies or scientific processes; animators as inventors, technicians, scientists, etc.; representation of technology and/or science in animated works; how technologies affect our definition of animation.
Membership:
- Dr. Lienors Torre, Deakin University
- Ms. Terry Wragg, Leeds Animation Workshop
- Marie Pruvost-Delaspre, Université Paris
- Jose Fonseca, Bournemouth University
- Maarit Kalmakurki, Aalto University
- Dr. Lisa Bode, University of Queensland
- Ai-Ting Chung, University of Oregon
- Josiane Keller, Independent Artist
- Dr.Pamela C. O’Brien, Notre Dame of Maryland University
- Aylish Wood, University of Kent
- Saiq’a Chowhury, Independent Artist
- Nea Ehrlich, Ben Gurion University of the Negev
- Dr. Robert Musburger, University of Houston,
- Inma Carpe, Animated Learning Lab,
- Vincenzo Maselli, University of Rome
- Dr. Rose Woodcock, Deakin University
- Jim Le Fevre, UCA – Farnham
- Laura-Beth Cowley, University of the West of England
- Janet Blatter, Independent Scholar
- Andres Montenegro, Purdue University – Fort Wayne
- Marco Bellano, Università degli Studi di Padova
