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Franklin Ginn is an Associate Professor in Cultural Geography at the University of Bristol. His research interests encompass the Anthropocene, political ecology, posthumanism, animal studies, and environmental humanities. He has published extensively on culture, politics, and philosophical questions related to nature, particularly around plant life. Ginn’s current projects include 'Growing Liveable Worlds,' which explores collaborative artistic practices and the potential of plants in future societies, as well as examining glacial flour as a novel fertilizer for high-mountain agriculture in the Himalayas. He is committed to decolonial and alternative cosmological understandings of human-plant relations, scrutinizing socio-ecological politics in urban Pakistan and the ethical horizons of non-secular approaches to climate change through various interdisciplinary collaborations.
University of Bristol • Bristol, England
Teaching and researching in the field of Cultural Geography.
Department of Physics research themes include Astrophysics, Materials and Devices, Particle Physics, and Quantum and Soft Matter.