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“An Atlas of Spatial Figures" is the title of the forthcoming publication (to be released in autumn 2024) by CRC 1265 subproject PIs Ignacio Farias and Silke Steets. The book gathers over 40 stories of CRC 1265 researchers discovering new spatial figures in addition to the four previously identified dominant spatial figures. For the book project, they collaborated with Viennese artist Nikolaus Gansterer in multimodal workshops. This episode is an excerpt from a performance lecture, which took place at the international symposium "Spatial Figures in the Anthropocene" at the ICI Berlin in October 2023. It provides insights into the concept of the book and two performed "vectors of refiguration" through two stories and the spatial figures they express.

Jake Ciely (@allinkid) of The Athletic is joined by our own Lauren Carpenter to recap Week 14 and talk Week 15 waivers, streamers and stashes. As the injures continue to pile up, Jake and Lauren help you navigate who to pick up just in time for your playoff run.

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Jake Ciely (@allinkid) of The Athletic is joined by our very own Chris Meaney (@ChrisMeaney) to break down the fantasy football winners and losers in round 2. They talk draft strategy and letting the draft come to you, the most egregious picks and best value picks in the second round.

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Jake Ciely (@allinkid) of The Athletic is joined by our own Lauren Carpenter (@stepmomlauren) to talk the best options in the first two rounds of fantasy drafts. They cover draft strategy and who should be the real 1.01 of fantasy drafts.

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Jake Ciely (@allinkid) of The Athletic is joined by our own Chris Meaney (@ChrisMeaney) to talk franchise RBs, Ryan Tannehill's fantasy outlook with his new weapon in DeAndre Hopkins, and more!

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Jake Ciely (@allinkid) of The Athletic is joined by our own Chris Meaney (@ChrisMeaney) to talk more early ADP and finally tackle some tight ends. See where the guys value the likes of Pat Freiermuth, Chigoziem Okonkwu, and Tyler Higbee.

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Wissenschaftliche Fragestellung sind komplex – deswegen braucht es spezialisierte Forscherinnen und Forscher. Genauso wichtig ist aber die Kooperation mit Kollegen aus anderen Fachgebieten, denn viele Forschungsfragen können nur im Team bearbeitet werden. Wie das gelingt, berichtet Michael Schäfers, Professor für Nuklearmedizin und translationale Bildgebung sowie Direktor des European Institute for Molecular Imaging der WWU, im Podcast für das Dossier „vernetzt & interdisziplinär“.

Drew turns the calendar to June by looking back at what happened in the 2020 fantasy draft and NFL season to figure out how to be better in 2021. The episode looks at not only auction mistakes, but the mistakes that people made the most last year - Justin Jefferson, Stefon Diggs, Aaron Rodgers, DeAndre Hopkins, and more. Drew explains how failing to examine prior draft results as part of your 2021 draft preparation is a huge blind spot for most fantasy players. Honest assessment of how fantasy managers did can be the best starting point for growth in all aspects of fantasy, and particularly in auction drafting. Guests Steve Rapin and Brian Drake also join the show in Discussions with Drew to give away a Scott Fish Bowl spot, talk about the biggest misses of the year, and how we can be better this summer in our drafts. Come join us on The Auction Brief! @DrewFBGAuctions; @DrakeFantasy; @Fantasygeek37; @FCFantasySports

It's a solo show this week, as Zac talks SFBX, SFBPodathon, and a few pieces of psychology & strategy that might help you take a new look at your dynasty mindset. Hope you enjoy.

 

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In Episode Null stellen wir – Kristiane Hasselmann, Jan Fusek, Armin Hempel und Katrin Wächter vom Sonderforschungsbereich „Episteme in Bewegung“ an der Freien Universität Berlin – unseren neuen Podcast Hinter den Dingen. 5000 Jahre Wissensgeschichte zum Mitnehmen und Nachhören vor. Jede Episode rückt ein kurioses Objekt aus dem Berliner Stadtraum ins Zentrum, um die Geschichten, die sich hinter diesem Objekt verbergen, zu erzählen. So begeben wir uns etwa auf die Spur einer Teekanne aus Goldrubinglas aus dem Stadtmuseum Berlin oder auf die Suche nach einem aus dem Ägyptischen Museum Berlin verschwundenen Pyramidenfragment. Als Serie zeigt Hinter den Dingen in spielerischer und unterhaltsamer Weise das, was der SFB erforscht: wie Wissen in Bewegung gerät. Als wissensgeschichtliche Forschungseinrichtung untersuchen wir, wie sich Wissen verändert, jedoch nicht da, wo Revolutionen stattgefunden haben oder Brüche zu finden sind, sondern mit Blick auf unterschwellige Veränderungen und kulturelle Verflechtungen über lange Zeiträume hinweg. Die aufwendig produzierten Episoden basieren auf dem „klassischen“ Wissenschaftler*innen-Interview. Wir verwenden aber auch Briefwechsel, Tagebucheinträge, historische Beschreibungen und literarische Texte. So kombinieren wir die Interviews mit Elementen aus Hörspiel und Radio-Feature und mit Musik. Durch die Episoden führt unsere Erzählerin Sophie Ruch, gesprochen von Friederike Kroitzsch.