- My research investigates the intersection of mycelial patterns and emancipatory + My research investigates the intersection of mycelium and emancipatory technologies. I am interested in the potential of new convivial tooling as a medium for group consensus building and collective action, in order - to empower communities of practice to address their local challenges in an - age of ecological and instititutional collapse. + to empower communities of practice to address their own challenges.
- I let my curiosity about mushrooms guide me, taking inspiration from their - willingness to playfully experiment and adapt, even in the most chaotic environments. - I am fascinated by the potential of mycelial networks to create new forms of bottoms-up - sensing, collective cohereing around sensible directions, and emergent dynamic action - towards addressing local challenges. + My current focus is basic research into the nature of digital + organisation, developing prototype toolkits to improve shared + infrastructure, and applying this research to the design of new systems + and protocols which support the self-organisation of knowledge and + emergent response to local needs.
- I am fortunate enough to collaborate with some pretty incredible groups of - researchers and builders. I am a research communicator at - Block Science, an - advisor to the Active Inference Lab, - co-founder of Commons Stack, and - board member of the Trusted Seed. I am also - a collaborator with The Economic Space Agency. + Alongside my independent work, I am a researcher and engineering + communicator at Block Science, an + advisor to the Active Inference Lab, Commons Stack, and the Trusted + Seed. I am also an occasional collaborator with{" "} + ECSA.
-- I am on Substack @All Things Decent, - Bluesky @jeffemmett, - Twitter @jeffemmett, - Mastodon@jeffemmett@social.coop + I am on Twitter @jeffemmett + , Mastodon{" "} + @jeffemmett@social.coop{" "} and GitHub @Jeff-Emmett.
@@ -46,29 +42,34 @@ export function Default() {+ url: {roomUrl} +