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    		Biomodd Survey Data


    BIOMODD PARTICIPATION SURVEY

    Responses in this survey are used in the journal article “Biomodd: the integration of art into transdisciplinary research practices” by Kuchner et al., published in GAIA Ecological Perspectives for Science and Society (May 2023).
    We surveyed participants of Biomodd [BRG13] and previous Biomodd instances to gauge past and current Biomodd processes. An initial email was sent with the online survey information and link on 20 April 2021. Follow-up emails were sent after two weeks and again before closing the survey following the best practices (Dillman et al. 2014). The participant group included, amongst others, academic researchers, art and design practitioners, engineers, and technologists from Europe, South America, and Southeast Asia. The survey consisted of nine open-ended questions and participants could avoid responding to some of the questions and could complete or exit the survey at any point.





    Participating SEADS members

    Angelo Vermeulen

    Angelo is a space systems researcher, biologist, and community artist. With his multidisciplinary background, he collaborates closely with practicing scientists, while also creating multimedia art installations, and building communities through design and co-creation. In 2013 he was crew commander of the NASA-funded HI-SEAS Mars simulation in Hawaii. Currently he is doing research on interstellar travel at Delft University of Technology. He has lived in many corners of the world, is a TED Senior Fellow, and loves computer games.


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    Pieter Steyaert

    Pieter Steyaert is an artist and transdisciplinary researcher who explores collaborations within artistic and scientific communities. His work particularly focuses on the context of astrophysics and exoplanets. Pieter is one of the co-founders of SEADS and has worked on a wide range of Biomodd, Seeker and Ēngines of Ēternity projects in Europe, the USA and SE Asia. He leads the development of tools and platforms that support the global SEADS community.

    Pieter is fascinated by the possibilities, ethics, and shortcomings of the techno-realm. He shares and explores insights as an educator and researcher. His interests include artificial life, data-driven experience design, and art-science interactions. Pieter conducts research at CHAMELEON, an exoplanet research group which is affiliated with both the University of Antwerp and the University of Copenhagen. His research aims to use artistic methodologies to advance scientific ideation and research.

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