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  1. 27 July 2026

    ETLab Reading Group

    The ETLab reading group is held monthly and is curated by Dr Robert Lundberg, Rhea Dsilva and Leander Kreltszheim

    ETLab Reading Group Reading group
  2. 3 August 2026

    Visiting guest seminar: Birgit Bräuchler (University of Copenhagen)

    'Sustaining Life, Displacing Extinction: Spatiotemporal Disjunctures in Indonesia’s Green Transition'
    Based on ethnographic research in Indonesia and across digital media spaces, ...

    Visiting guest seminar: Birgit Bräuchler (University of Copenhagen)
  3. 10 August 2026

    Work in progress: Meg Grealy

    In our 'Work in Progress' sessions we collectively provide feedback to the presenter who might be due for a mid-candiature ...

    Work in progress: Meg Grealy
  4. 17 August 2026

    Sophie Adams seminar

    Distributed renewables and the rescaling of power in Australia
    Renewable distributed energy technologies such as rooftop solar and household batteries appear ...

    Sophie Adams seminar
  5. 24 August 2026

    ETLab Reading Group

    The ETLab reading group is held monthly and is curated by Dr Robert Lundberg, Rhea Dsilva and Leander Kreltszheim.
    Texts are ...

    ETLab Reading Group Reading group
  6. 31 August 2026

    Methods: Ethnographic Personas

    Melisa Duque and Nedha DeSilva will test a workshop method- Ethnographic Personas

    Methods: Ethnographic Personas
  7. 31 August 2026

    Visitor spotlight: Emil Nøranger Kruse

    Visiting PhD Candidate, Emil Nøranger Kruse (Roskilde University - Department of People and Technology)
    In my research, I investigate how smart ...

    Visitor spotlight: Emil Nøranger Kruse
  8. 7 September 2026

    Work in progress: Jessie Liu

    In our 'Work in Progress' sessions we collectively provide feedback to the presenter who might be due for a mid-candiature ...

    Work in progress: Jessie Liu
  9. 14 September 2026

    Seminar: Glen Berman (University of Melbourne, Australian National University)

    Epistemic extractivism in GenAI
    Some Generative AI (GenAI) platforms are introducing advertising, others are not. This paper argues that this apparent ...

    Seminar: Glen Berman (University of Melbourne, Australian National University)