Entanglement

Vandana Singh is a science fiction author and assistant professor of physics at Framingham State College. Her short stories, which most recently include “Peripateia” (2013), “Cry of the Kharchal” (2013), “With Fate Conspire” (2013), and “A Handful of Rice” (2012), frequently appear in Year’s Best and other anthologies. She also writes poetry as well as novels and short stories for children.

• Response to “Entanglement”

  Written by Christian Etter
  Founder, Etter Studio (Zurich)

  To understand these new complexities, we need a new human consciousness. To understand that our actions have consequences, even though they are disconnected in time and space. This is also what we try to address in our work whenever we have the opportunity.

• Biomimicry and Eco-Friendly 3-D Printing

  The reason why I say biomimicry is a movement rather than solely a new technological trend is that it appears to be informed by an ethos that seems to me at least to have a basis in ethics — that we learn from nature, and refrain from exploiting nature.

  Vandana Singh
  SF Writer and Assistant Professor of Physics
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• Methane Burps in the Arctic and Climate Change

  I’ve been following the rather ominous reports in the last few years of methane bubbling up from the Arctic ocean floor as the ocean warms.

  Vandana Singh
  SF Writer and Assistant Professor of Physics
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