Sabrina Vitting-Seerup is Assistant Professor in the Department of Science Education, University of Copenhagen. Martin Grünfeld is an independent scholar and External Lecturer in European Ethnology at the University of Copenhagen. Marianne Achiam is Associate Professor in the Department of Science Education, University of Copenhagen.

‘This book shows why integrating science and art, humans and non-humans in science communication is essential for challenging Western science’s assumptions of universality and neutrality and for legitimizing diverse ways of being in the world.’ Martha Marandino, Universidade de São Paulo

• Foreword by Sarah DaviesChapter 1: We Need This Book: An Introduction - Marianne Achiam, Martin Grünfeld, and Sabrina Vitting-SeerupChapter 2: We Need to Terroirize Science Communication for It to Be Sustainable: A Situated, Embodied, and Relational Practice - Martin Grünfeld, Marianne Achiam, Jacob Thorek Jensen, and Sabrina Vitting-SeerupChapter 3: We Need to Imagine Sustainable Futures: Breaking with Modernity - Marianne AchiamChapter 4: We Need to Honour Emotions: Encoding Pathos to Make Science Communication Work as Sustainability - Sabrina Vitting-SeerupChapter 5: We Need to Welcome Other Perspectives: Inviting Interference - Martin Grünfeld with Maria Brænder, Sofie Louise Dam, Adam Dickinson, and Alison PouliotChapter 6: We Need to Make Things Together: Multiplicity, Kindness, and Transparency in Co-curation Processes - Louise WhiteleyChapter 7: We Need to Pay Attention to the Past: Rethinking Science Communication by Thinking with History - Jacob Thorek JensenChapter 8: We Need to Listen to the Messy and Unseen: On the Potential of Sound to Make Ecological Relations - Martin GrünfeldChapter 9: Implications for Science Communication as Sustainability - Sabrina Vitting-Seerup, Jacob Thorek Jensen, and Marianne Achiam

Sabrina Vitting-Seerup is Assistant Professor in the Department of Science Education, University of Copenhagen. Martin Grünfeld is an independent scholar and External Lecturer in European Ethnology at the University of Copenhagen. Marianne Achiam is Associate Professor in the Department of Science Education, University of Copenhagen.

‘This book shows why integrating science and art, humans and non-humans in science communication is essential for challenging Western science’s assumptions of universality and neutrality and for legitimizing diverse ways of being in the world.’ Martha Marandino, Universidade de São Paulo

• Foreword by Sarah DaviesChapter 1: We Need This Book: An Introduction - Marianne Achiam, Martin Grünfeld, and Sabrina Vitting-SeerupChapter 2: We Need to Terroirize Science Communication for It to Be Sustainable: A Situated, Embodied, and Relational Practice - Martin Grünfeld, Marianne Achiam, Jacob Thorek Jensen, and Sabrina Vitting-SeerupChapter 3: We Need to Imagine Sustainable Futures: Breaking with Modernity - Marianne AchiamChapter 4: We Need to Honour Emotions: Encoding Pathos to Make Science Communication Work as Sustainability - Sabrina Vitting-SeerupChapter 5: We Need to Welcome Other Perspectives: Inviting Interference - Martin Grünfeld with Maria Brænder, Sofie Louise Dam, Adam Dickinson, and Alison PouliotChapter 6: We Need to Make Things Together: Multiplicity, Kindness, and Transparency in Co-curation Processes - Louise WhiteleyChapter 7: We Need to Pay Attention to the Past: Rethinking Science Communication by Thinking with History - Jacob Thorek JensenChapter 8: We Need to Listen to the Messy and Unseen: On the Potential of Sound to Make Ecological Relations - Martin GrünfeldChapter 9: Implications for Science Communication as Sustainability - Sabrina Vitting-Seerup, Jacob Thorek Jensen, and Marianne Achiam

Sabrina Vitting-Seerup is Assistant Professor in the Department of Science Education, University of Copenhagen. Martin Grünfeld is an independent scholar and External Lecturer in European Ethnology at the University of Copenhagen. Marianne Achiam is Associate Professor in the Department of Science Education, University of Copenhagen.

‘This book shows why integrating science and art, humans and non-humans in science communication is essential for challenging Western science’s assumptions of universality and neutrality and for legitimizing diverse ways of being in the world.’ Martha Marandino, Universidade de São Paulo

• Foreword by Sarah DaviesChapter 1: We Need This Book: An Introduction - Marianne Achiam, Martin Grünfeld, and Sabrina Vitting-SeerupChapter 2: We Need to Terroirize Science Communication for It to Be Sustainable: A Situated, Embodied, and Relational Practice - Martin Grünfeld, Marianne Achiam, Jacob Thorek Jensen, and Sabrina Vitting-SeerupChapter 3: We Need to Imagine Sustainable Futures: Breaking with Modernity - Marianne AchiamChapter 4: We Need to Honour Emotions: Encoding Pathos to Make Science Communication Work as Sustainability - Sabrina Vitting-SeerupChapter 5: We Need to Welcome Other Perspectives: Inviting Interference - Martin Grünfeld with Maria Brænder, Sofie Louise Dam, Adam Dickinson, and Alison PouliotChapter 6: We Need to Make Things Together: Multiplicity, Kindness, and Transparency in Co-curation Processes - Louise WhiteleyChapter 7: We Need to Pay Attention to the Past: Rethinking Science Communication by Thinking with History - Jacob Thorek JensenChapter 8: We Need to Listen to the Messy and Unseen: On the Potential of Sound to Make Ecological Relations - Martin GrünfeldChapter 9: Implications for Science Communication as Sustainability - Sabrina Vitting-Seerup, Jacob Thorek Jensen, and Marianne Achiam