It is common for us today to associate the practice of science primarily with the act of seeing—
with staring at computer screens, analyzing graphs, and presenting images. We may notice …

Episodes in the transformation of our understanding of sound and space, from binaural
listening in the nineteenth century to contemporary sound art. The relationship between …

Abstract Close Access Cyberspace Operations pose a significant threat to targets that
cannot be easily compromised through remote access mechanisms, such as isolated …

A closer look into the history of maritime geomedia reveals a historical intermezzo in which
navigation in cases of unstable sight was realized with “Submarine Signaling”(SS). This …

Submarines are pressing their way back to the top of the maritime agenda. To deal with the
burgeoning submarine threat, the full spectrum approach to anti-submarine warfare has …

In the mid-twentieth century, the Japanese state trained its citizens to identify the sound of a
falling bomb. This article explores the little-studied impact of audio-based military technology …

This paper is a summary of a talk," Hydrophones and piezoelectricity: Ernest Rutherford and
anti-submarine innovations in the Royal Navy during World War I", presented at the HAPP …

Sir John Jellicoe's career, as Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet, is most associated
with one day, 31 May 1916, Skagerrakschlacht, the longawaited meeting of two huge rival …

This dissertation provides an entirely new understanding of British submarine policy and
Royal Navy submarine operations during the First World War. British submarines operating …

This article explores the entangled history of civil and military engineering from 1837 to
1939. Typically characterised in the historiography as a relationship marked by neglect and …