Dr Nina Williams
Nina works at the intersection of cultural geography and design studies. Her research is concept-led and revolves around theorising more-than-human creativity in the context of art and design in conversation with ideas from process philosophy, speculative thinking, geophilosophy and vital materialism. Nina collaborates with design institutions and practitioners to understand how biomaterial and regenerative design practices challenge the idea that design is exclusively by and for humans. She is the co-editor (with Dr Thomas Keating) of the book Speculative Geographies: Ethics, Technologies, Aesthetics (Palgrave MacMillan, 2022).
Nina obtained a BA (hons) in Geography at the University of Manchesterin 2011;anMSc in Human Geography: Society and Spaceat the University of Bristol in 2012; and aPhD in Human Geography at the University of Bristolin 2017. Before commencing her current role at UNSW Canberra in 2019, she workedas a Research Associate in Urban Livingin the department of Civil Engineeringat the University of Bristoland as a Lecturerin Human Geography in the School of Geographical Sciences at the University of Bristol.
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My Research Supervision
Tara Elisabeth Jeyasingh'Lives, Lines and Lights: problematising geographic thinking with Deleuze and Guattari and Glissant'
Sabrina Shanto-'Harassment and the Emotional Geographies of Fear on Public Transport in Dhaka'
Christian Sirois -'The Yassification of the Balkans: Media, Perception, and Power '