The world’s oceans are in crisis. Their very composition, temperature, acidity, and life-forms are changing rapidly beyond carrying capacity.

BLUE is a transdisciplinary project that combines anthropological and natural science fieldwork methods to better understand these compounded changes.

RESEARCH THEMES

Invasive species

Plastic pollution

Ocean warming

Ocean acidification

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19 April 2023 - Antropologi

Story from a Fluid Field by Fine Brendtner

14 April 2023 - Kategorier

A guided academic discussion with Professor Anna Tsing and PhD fellows Fine Brendtner and Lasse Bech Knudsen, organised by the AU Research Program of…

07 March 2023

Presentation by Fine Brendtner On March 8, 2023 at the RAI film festival, Bristol & online.

24 February 2023 - BLUE

Edited by Nils Bubandt, Astrid O. Andersen and Rachel Cypher, this anthology is a methodological follow-up to "Arts of Living on a Damaged Planet". It…

CONTACT

Principal Investigator

Nils Ole Bubandt

Professor

M bubandt@cas.au.dk
H 4236, 120
P +4587162116
P +4560940266

Co-Principal Investigator

Heather Anne Swanson

Professor

M ikshswanson@cas.au.dk
H 4215, 220
P +4587162954
P +4520145994

FUNDING

BLUE is generously funded by the Danish Independent Research Fund (FKK)

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Mia Korsbæk

School of Culture and Society

BLUE: Multispecies Ethnographies of Oceans in Crisis

BLUE is a transdisciplinary project that combines anthropological and natural science fieldwork methods to better understand these compounded changes.