Apocalypse QUARTERLY 1/24
DEAR READERS,
Every year, approximately ten international fellows from diverse scientific domains collaborate on research projects at CAPAS. The Centre thrives on the vibrant exchange fostered between these fellows and the CAPAS team. To preserve the progress and insights, specialized working groups convene regularly. Their findings are presented in a comprehensive report at the close of each semester. Intrigued to explore the methodologies and concepts examined by the latest working groups – “Apocalyptic Encounters,” “Feeling the Apocalypse,” and "Apocalyptic Voice"? Dive deeper into their observations and discoveries in the lead article of this edition “APOCALYPTIC VOICES”. Also, we are delighted to present the freshly published special issue of our Apocalyptica, titled “NUCLEAR GHOSTS”, which covers a wide range of aspects reflecting the complexity of nuclear entanglements. Enjoy the captivating array of "Apocalyptic Voices" curated by the CAPAS team in this issue, promising an engaging and enlightening reading experience!
APOCALYPTIC VOICES
BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN FORMER AND FUTURE FELLOWS
The fellows and their academic work are the heart and core of CAPAS. Each semester, around ten scientists from a wide range of disciplines conduct research at CAPAS and the centre offers them a unique opportunity to engage in interdisciplinary exchange. Specifically, said exchange happens in the form of working groups that come together at the beginning of each term. On a weekly basis, the fellows come together to work on a common topic and theme that aligns with their individual research interests.
