The intersection of science fiction and science\/technology; cognitive, cultural, and social effects of technology; ethics; space exploration; evolution; transhumanism; robots and artificial intelligence; quantum mechanics & computing; sustainability; urban forestry;<\/p>\n
Communication; rhetoric; writing; science fiction; technology; artificial intelligence; space exploration; environmental equality; urban tree canopies; urban forestry\/gardening; quantum fiction<\/p>\n
Closing the Book: Travels in Life, Loss, and Literature<\/a>\u00a0<\/span>(Pelekinesis, 2015)<\/p>\n Joelle Renstrom<\/a>\u00a0is a science\/tech writer who contributes frequently to publications such as Daily Beast<\/a>, Slate<\/a>,\u00a0Aeon<\/a>, The Guardian<\/a>, Wired<\/a>, WaPo<\/a>, Boston Globe<\/a>, New Scientist<\/a>, CNN<\/a>, and others. She\u2019s a writer and editor for Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature, <\/a>\u00a0and she edited the \u201cAmerican Science Fiction<\/a>\u201d special issue of Literature<\/em> (MDPI).<\/p>\n Joelle is interviewed regularly by the media to talk about smartphones in school. In 2024, she was on CBS\/WBZ<\/a>, WFEA Morning Update<\/a>, and Talk Out Of School podcast.<\/a><\/p>\n Master Urban Gardener certification (2024)<\/p>\n BU faculty Pitch Clinic (2021-2023)<\/p>\nArticles<\/h4>\n
Other Professional Activity and\/or Awards<\/strong><\/h3>\n