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Controlling Environments, Growing Plants - II
Thu, September 5, 9:45 to 11:15am, Sheraton New Orleans Hotel, Floor: Eight, MusesAbstract
The second session of this panel will include contributions that are primarily concerned with the controlling of environments in order to grow plants. It is the second set of provocation of the ontological separation between environments and plants, and how the former defines and shapes the latter.
Individual Presentations
Making a Controlled Environment for Plants in the Phytotron, Biotron, and Algatron - David Munns, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY
Artificial Ecologies within the Botanic Garden: About the Symbiosis between Humans, Plants and Technology - Franziska Dahlmeier, Hamburg University
Bringing Vertical Farming’s Founding Paradox Down to Earth - Mark Bomford, Yale Sustainable Food Program
The Farmhand in the Machine: How Promise Configures Vocation Inside a Vertical Farm - Wythe Marschall, Harvard University, Department of the History of Science
Whiteness, Security, and Control in North American Cannabis - Alex Rewegan, MIT