This is an interview with David Chandler, Professor of International Relations at Westminster University, UK, a leading scholar in the field international politics and policy discourses resilience Anthropocene. explores challenges presented by Anthropocene ways that ‘hope’ ‘resilience’ might effectively reflect negotiate them.

Thermotolerance of photosynthesis and productivity in Chandler and Sweet Charlie strawberry plants (Fragaria ·ananassa Duch.) exposed to three temperature regimes was studied. Net CO2 assimilation rate (A), variable chlorophyll fluorescence (Fv), efficiency of photosystem II (Fv/Fm), relative chlorophyll content, plant growth, and fruit yield and quality weremeasured. High temperature (40 C day...

NEGATION IS SOMETHING THAT WE DO. It is typically a judgment that we make, a judgment that something is not the case, and it usually—albeit by no means exclusively—takes the form of a statement. We make negative existential judgments (“There is no longer a Cold War,” “Inflation doesn’t exist in this economy”) and negative predicate judgments (“Two is not greater than three,” “The suspect’s not ...

We define crying as a multimodal behavior consisting of tears, nonverbal vocalizations (wails, sobs), and facial expressions of distress. Being most frequent in infants, and arguably less subject to cultural display rules, we take infant crying as the prototypical form. Correspondingly, we take distress (sadness, fear, anger, or pain) as the core condition expressed through crying since, althou...

My research interests are broadly defined by the field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), with a specific interest in the areas of Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) and Interaction Design. A central goal of my research is to contribute not only through the creation of applications and tools, but to contribute to science by providing an understanding of human-behavior and factors that...