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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:

  • Science fiction anthology explores futures shaped by journeys through time and spaceOctober 8, 2015inNews
  • Contest challenges writers to imagine futures shaped by climate changeSeptember 18, 2015inClimate Futures&News
  • Short Fiction Contest: Ocean Trash Write-AwaySeptember 3, 2015inClimate Futures&Ideas
  • September 17: Paolo Bacigalupi to imagine Southwest water futures at ASUAugust 25, 2015inClimate Futures&News
  • Hieroglyph anthology earns futurist awardAugust 7, 2015inNews&Project Hieroglyph
  • Margaret Atwood, ASU collaborators explore climate futuresJuly 31, 2015inClimate Futures&News
  • Jonathon Keats, Thousand Year PhotoJune 23, 2015inEmerge&Ideas&Video
  • Community Event: Phoenix Loves Sci-Fi celebrates imaginative short films on July 2June 22, 2015inIdeas
  • Ed Finn and Project Hieroglyph on Arizona HorizonJune 19, 2015inIdeas&Project Hieroglyph&Video
  • What Would Robot Poetry Look Like?June 15, 2015inIn the Media&Poetry for Robots
  • Man Who Sold the Moon wins the Sturgeon Award!June 13, 2015inIn the Media&Project Hieroglyph
  • Teach Your Automaton to FeelJune 8, 2015inIn the Media&Poetry for Robots
  • Robots Are Learning to Write PoetryJune 5, 2015inIn the Media&Poetry for Robots
  • Author Paolo Bacigalupi to imagine Southwest water wars at ASU on Sept. 17May 20, 2015inNews
  • Teaching Robots to Appreciate PoetryMay 20, 2015inIn the Media
  • Science fiction anthology explores biological, environmental visions of the futureApril 28, 2015inNews&Tomorrow Project
  • Share your #SolutionADayApril 28, 2015inIdeas
  • Margaret Atwood on Systems and SolutionsApril 10, 2015inIdeas&Video
  • Work at CSI: Program Coordinator, Full-TimeApril 8, 2015inIdeas
  • Activity stations blend discovery, imagination at Leonardo exhibitApril 7, 2015inNews

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