About: jpe

Profile: Joey Eschrich is Coordinator Senior, Research and Operations, for the Center for Science and the Imagination. He earned a master's degree in Gender Studies in 2011 and a bachelor's degree in Film and Media Studies in 2008, both from Arizona State University. Joey has previously held administrative and research positions at a wide range of units at ASU, including the Office of University Initiatives, the Center for Film, Media, and Popular Culture and the Center for Solid State Electronics Research.

Posts by jpe:

Imaginary Papers: Issue 15August 24, 2023inIdeas&Imaginary Papers
Imaginary Papers: Issue 9February 10, 2022inImaginary Papers
The Art of Us in Flux: An Interview with Nina MillerMay 20, 2020inUs In Flux
Future Tense Fiction: OvervaluedNovember 27, 2018inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction&Future Tense Project
Center for Science and the Imagination and Open Technology Institute Launch “AI Policy Futures”November 15, 2018inAI Policy Futures
The History of the Future of TransportationNovember 9, 2018inIdeas&Imaginary Papers
Burned-Over TerritoryOctober 30, 2018inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction&Future Tense Project
Lions and GazellesSeptember 27, 2018inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction&Future Tense Project
Arizona State University challenges experts, authors to imagine space futuresDecember 28, 2017inNews&Space Futures
ASU writing contest breathes new life into climate-change conversationSeptember 29, 2016inClimate Futures&In the Media
Arizona State University unveils climate fiction anthologySeptember 29, 2016inClimate Futures&News
It’s Alive! Frankenstein’s Influence 200 Years LaterSeptember 9, 2016inASU Library Exhibit&Frankenstein Bicentennial&In the Media
Writ in Water: Millimeters to the End of the WorldAugust 24, 2016inClimate Futures&In the Media
A Storied Future: Future Tense FictionJuly 26, 2016inIn the Media
Bicentennial of Frankenstein Inspires Global Contest for New Stories about Science and CreationJune 16, 2016inNews
Star Wars Day: May the 4th Be With YouMay 4, 2016inIn the Media&Transmedia Research
Paolo Bacigalupi Uses Fiction and Law to Debate Whether Robots Are Capable of MurderApril 28, 2016inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction&Future Tense Project&In the Media
Putting the science in fictionApril 28, 2016inIn the Media&Project Hieroglyph
Law prof ponders: If a highly advanced robot kills, is it murder or product liability?April 26, 2016inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction&Future Tense Project&In the Media
Read This Slick Sci-Fi Noir Short Featuring Popular ScienceApril 26, 2016inIn the Media