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:

Science Fiction TV Dinner: House, M.D. – HighlightsDecember 11, 2014inIdeas&Science Fiction TV Dinners&Video
Future perfect: How the Victorians invented the futureDecember 10, 2014inIn the Media&Project Hieroglyph
Stage the Future 2: The Second International Conference on Science Fiction TheatreDecember 10, 2014inIdeas
Review: Hieroglyph: Stories and Visions for a Better FutureDecember 8, 2014inIn the Media&Project Hieroglyph
Researchers explore future of ‘postdigital’ textbookNovember 20, 2014inNews
Future Tense: Can We Imagine Our Way to a Better Future?November 18, 2014inFuture Tense&Future Tense Project&Project Hieroglyph&Video
Exciting Spring 2015 Courses at ASU English: Frankenstein and Jane AustenNovember 18, 2014inIdeas
The Untapped Potential in Science FictionNovember 15, 2014inIn the Media
Project Hieroglyph Book Launch: Phoenix, AZNovember 15, 2014inIdeas&Project Hieroglyph&Video
Imaginary College member G. Pascal Zachary on Technology Scholar Thomas P. HughesNovember 5, 2014inIdeas
Talks at Google: Project HieroglyphOctober 30, 2014inIdeas&Project Hieroglyph&Video
Project Hieroglyph in Seattle: Cory Doctorow and Neal StephensonOctober 30, 2014inIdeas&Project Hieroglyph&Video
New Book Explores Science Fiction Turned RealityOctober 22, 2014inIn the Media&Project Hieroglyph
Saving Spaceship EarthOctober 22, 2014inIn the Media&Project Hieroglyph
Fiction Writers Help Scientists Push Known BoundariesOctober 19, 2014inIn the Media&Project Hieroglyph
Sci-Fi Writers Urge Strapped Researchers to Keep DreamingOctober 13, 2014inIn the Media&Project Hieroglyph
Enough With Dystopias: It’s Time For Sci-Fi Writers To Start Imagining Better FuturesOctober 2, 2014inIn the Media&Project Hieroglyph
Project Hieroglyph on Slate’s Future Tense ChannelSeptember 30, 2014inIdeas&Project Hieroglyph
ASU’s Center for Science And Imagination Presents Science Fiction TV DinnerSeptember 26, 2014inIn the Media&Science Fiction TV Dinners
Book Review: ‘Hieroglyph’ edited by Ed Finn and Kathryn CramerSeptember 26, 2014inIn the Media&Project Hieroglyph