Thank you for the very kind words Wolfgang!

I recommended reading this book after having seen a near-final draft and I have now read it again.

Fernando's account is a fantastic achievement and highly recommended reading for anyone who wants to understand why so many scientists now leave their labs and join the protests for a better future.

And what an excellent read by @ferracimo.bsky.social

Available soon!

Thanks a lot Max! A small preview here citing your work :)

You're too kind Charlie, thanks so much!

Thanks so much for the kind words about the book, Oscar!

No clue if they usually do that, but I will ask the press, and just tag them here to signal there's interest for an audio book :) @ucpress.bsky.social

Special thanks to the members of @scientistrebellion.bsky.social who I interviewed, and to the wonderful people who have reviewed the book: @jksteinberger.bsky.social @charliejgardner.bsky.social @wolfgangcramer.net @jenniecstephens.bsky.social @farhanasultana.com @lauralohorn.bsky.social n/n

It is also an exploration of the many ways in which academic institutions today are complicit in colonial and capitalist systems of oppression, and of how academia could be transformed to become an environment that fosters socio-ecological transformation. 4/n

The heart of it is an in-depth look at what it means for scientists to leave the comfort of the ivory tower, and step out into the streets. In other words, how scientist-activists come to change themselves even as they attempt to change the world around them. 3/n

The book comes out Oct 28th. And from mid-Nov to mid-Dec I'll be participating in book events across Denmark, Sweden, Netherlands, Switzerland, UK, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and France. I'm so excited to talk about the book with people interested in learning more about scientist activism. 2/n